Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

ALTON EVENING TELEGfcAPK and Out of Hospitals in Area ADMISSIONS ffel, Esther 41M Atby Rtmage, 2412 Hen Mrs. LeiM Moody, Wood River Wflliam LHtlc, S525 Thomas Mrs. Eufla Brinson, Brighton Ella Doerr, Bethalto DISMISSALS Mrs. Lafte, Dow Dorothy Ramsey, 2324 Lincoln Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Nicholas HtMIis, Roxana Johnathan Curry, Roxana a 1 McCrady, 2305 Elizabeth Cynthia Carlson, Highland Dennis Oseland, 701 Condlt Claude Sauls, Godfrey Luretta Stiritz, Godfrey James Bowles, 3932 Aberdeen Kevin Weeks, Wood River Larry Beasley, 918 St. Joseph Mrs.

Patricia Kramer, Godfrey Daniel Geil, East Alton Myrtle McAdams, Jerseyville Teresa Groves, Dow Vicky Groves, Dow Mrs. Leona Cope, Godfrey Jay Almeter, 410 Prospect Kevin Hanson, Jerseyville Mrs. Sandra Reese, 2622 Maxey Alan Hyman, Godfrey Nancy McDowell, Cottage Hills Mrs. na Esarey, Jerseyville "Roger Christman, Wood River Mrs. La Verne Sudrick, Godfrey Mrs.

Nina Burk, East Alton jMchacl Gray, Wood River Mrs. Verna Gates, Grafton Mrs. Betty Elledge, Rte. 1, vAlton Mrs. Annette EnJoe, Highland 'Rev.

Austin Ferguson, Bethalto Kenneth Ellison, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Mrs. Minnie Freer, Kane Mrs. Marcella Cannedy, Godfrey Lawrence Dailey, 1116 McKinley Thomas O'Connell, St. Louis George Guinn, Moro Elvin Hosklns, 1113 Milnor Mrs. Susan Walter, 2664 Olive Mrs.

Barbara Pitt, Wood River Monta Williams, 1121 E. 7th Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, 214 W. Elm Mrs. Kathy Kistner, 2422 E.

Broadway Mrs. Mary Jane Zagar, 2533 Randolph TRalph Bartlett, Jerseyville Mrs. Dorothy Edwardsville Klaustermeier, Mrs. Connie Schroeder, 20 W. Elm Mrs.

Darlene 2705 Sanford Mrs. Lillian Atwood, Livingston Michael Gauf, 310 Mill Matthew Voxx, 2106 Holland Mrs. Hazel Colborn, Hartford Christopher Voss, 2106 Holland Harry Howell, 1408 Seminary William Fitzgerald, Wood River Kirk Ostrowski, Edwardsville David Sawyer, Bunker Hill St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Mrs. Betty Welder, Troy Charles Langdon, Edwardsville Mrs.

Margaret King, East Alton Mrs. Nancy Richardson, Cottage Hills Mrs. Barbara Brenner, 337 Dry Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Bunker mil Thomas Herron, 655 Quincy Norman Parrill, Bethalto Albert Dove, 1912 Alby William Edwards, 912 Humboldt Mrs. Reva Royal, Wood River DISMISSALS James Adkins, 1213 Douglas Mrs.

Elizabeth Allen, Edwardsville Louise Allred, 1013 E. 5th Melba Brown, Edwardsville Mrs. Maisie Corbin, 820 Easton John Crafton, 2902 Gilbert Elmer Cravens, 806 Silver Mrs. Geraldine Green, 209 13th Mrs. Gust Elizabeth, East Alton Archie Ingram, 1006 Tremont Janet Johnson, 2717 Moore Carol Lewis, Edwardsville Mrs.

Loretta Unenfelser, Jerseyville Tornie Manley, 1421 Milton Marcella Minner, Bethalto Eugenia Ringerjng, East Alton Mrs. Mary Young, Jerseyville Boyd Memorial ADMISSIONS Nina East Alton Robert MJhwr, Cairoltton Madelalne Pohlman, Carrollton Carl Larabee, Jacksonville Mre. Eureka Crawford, Kane Doris Bundle, Carrollton 6am Klt wnB KampeviUe lift. Ort Hiodiane, CarroUton Paul Walthrip, Jerseyville Mrs. Marilyne Thorton, Hettick DISMISSALS Thelma Kelley, Carrollton Enos Thiel, Hettick Leta Shaw, Carrollton Melvin Wheeler, Carrollton Maynard Dotson, Eldred Rosemary Johnson', Kampsville Robert Milner, Carrollton River Township Mrs.

Vickie Moxey, 205 Central Charles Gordon, Roxana Mike Fischer, Hartford Mrs. Cheryl Cheatham, Edwardsville Mrs. Terrie Skelton, Alton Theresa Barbary, 1505 Ladd Darold Wilson, Roxana DISMISSALS Angela Huntsman, Alton Mrs. Janie Lowe, 115 Park Brian Phillips, East Alton John Malley, 27 E. Madison Franklin Scroggins, 121 Thompson Mrs.

Nina Wamsley, East Alton Jersey Community ADMISSIONS 3onald Hildred, Jerseyville flinnie Freer, Kane Leonard Tepen, Meppen DISMISSALS lonald Dunham, Jerseyville Margaret Pyles, Fieldon Carlinville Area ADMISSIONS Villiam Bell, Medora Emma Lerche, Gillespie Birdie Watkins, Palmyra luth Gaspard, Carlinville Hobart Fenton, Girard DISMISSALS Judith Carlinville Drew, Carlinville Smma Newby, Gillespie Mildred Brown, Carlinville St. Joseph's (Highland) ADMISSIONS Katherine Smola, Rte. 7, Edwardsville Mike Tessaro, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Christina Hulting, Edwardsville Carla Opel, EdwardsviUe Sdward Roubinek, Rte. 4, Sdwardsville Mrs. Ruth Stoecklin, Edwardsville Train Smashes Station Wagon: Driver Unhurt A Hellrung Construction Co.

station wagon was smashed by a Perm Central switch engine at the Main Street crossing in East Alton Tuesday night. No one was injured. Miss Roberta Hellrung, 17, of 440 E. 4th St. in Alton, told police she did not hear or see the engine.

There are no signal lights or retaining gates at the crossing, which is on one of the Main streets in East Alton. The engineer was J. R. Courtney of Mattoon. Nixon Glad For Binder WHITTIER, Calif.

(AP) President Nixon has expressed pleasure with the appointment of Dr. Frederick M. Binder, as sociate commissioner for higher education in New York state, to be president of Whittier College Nixon's alma mater. In a telegram to Binder Tue day, Nixon said: "You bring experience, ability and a reputation for hard work to your new office. Whittier could ask for no better." $350 Fines for Intimidators CHICAGO (AP) Two men were fined $350 Tuesday when they were convicted of intimidating a Chicago businessman an effort to get him to pay $15,000.

Judge Daniel J. Ryan of Circuit Court convicted Leo Rug- sndorf, 55, and Richard Skolnick, 39, of intimidation but acquitted them of conspiracy to intimidation. Specifically, the two were of attempting to get $15,000 from Eugene Sorinsky, owner of Nationwide Whloesale Co. by threatening his life Nov. 19.

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SAT. BROADWAY MAIN PRODUCE MARKET 2530 E. Broadway, Alton ABCHWAY COOKIES 49o Pkf. Value EATING APPLES 10 BANANAS IQclb, The 'Em MACV YOVI FULL SERVICE PNAIMAOY yiv chiraf Man Modern Phur If. WOtTH ALTON PM 4901 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 ARRESTED AFTER Boughey, 52, of Upland, is shown after his arrest following a bomb explosion that seriously injured two Los Angeles police officers.

(AP Wirephoto) Jersey's '69 Fire LOSS Was $38,415 JERSEYVILLE The city's total fire loss in 1969 was $38,415 and the county's $50,450 according to the report of Fire Chief Charles Updike read at the city council meeting Tuesday night. Updike listed as the largest loss to city the $20,000 fire, at Buske Freight Terminal. The largest in the county was the Smith Jersey County Farm, $15,000. A total of 61 calls and only on.e false alarm was made by the Fire Department in 1969, Updike said. I council business mmbers voted approval of a plan commission report to rezone property at 10? E.

Carpenter St. from R-5 East Alton Will Protest Proposed Ph one Rate Hike The village of East Alton will file objections to Illinois Bell Telephone Company's proposed rate increase, it was announced Tuesday night at the village board meeting. The board, the first public body to take such action, ins Village Attorney Francis Manning to file a written objection to the rate ncrease on the basis it is "too high." The objection must be filed with the Illinois Commerce before Feb. 2, at whjch time the state body will lold a public hearing on the increase at its offices in Chicago at 10 a.m. Manning told the board the objection will be in the form of an intervening petition to block the rate increase.

If necessary, Manning will go to Chicago at a later date to represent East Alton in its objection. in other action at the meeting, which lasted only 12 minutes, the board approved the transfer of $18,250 from the sales tax fund to the new building fund to help pay off the new vital services building. Bills in the amount of $37,684 were approved. UAW Okays Contract at Case Plant in Racine RACINE, Wis. (AP) Officials of United Auto Workers Local 180 said today its membership at the J.

I. Case Co. plant in Racine had approved an 18-month contract reached in lengthy negotiations with management. The vote totals were given as 994 production workers in favor of the pact and 434 against while the skilled trades vote was 213 in favor and 23 opposed. The union said the pact is a central one for all six plants of the farm and construction equipment firm.

It said locals at Burlington and Bettendprf, Iowa, also had approved the contract, which is retroactive to Jan. 1. The firm has other plants at Terre Haute, and at Rockford and Rock Island, 111. The union said the new contract contains wage and fringe benefit increases totaling about 53 cents hourly, spread over the 18 months. The old contract expired Dec.

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The petition to amend the zoning of the property was sought by Lloyd Sunderland through his attorney John Self. Sunderland won unanimous support of the Plan Commission to get the property rezoned. The council also approved a service contract with Wells Engineering Co. A division of Rempe, Sharpe and Associates, of Geneva for preliminary plans to upgrade the city's sewer and water systems. Along with the planned new improvements, the council also approved an agreement with Midwest Securities Co.

of Chicago to arrange for the sale of bonds to finance the costs of the sewer and water plant improvements. The council adopted a resolution to seek funds in the form of a grant of 50 per cent from the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce for development of. the industrial park. Most of the property ta the park development will be sold at $2,500 per acre, with the EDA office picking up about $1,300.

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