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International and national briefs from United Press International provide a compact overview. The item sketches global events and domestic updates in a concise, period-appropriate style for quick newsroom consumption.
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Labor May Join Unity Pact to End Israeli Deadlock
In London and Tel Aviv reports, Israel opponents Labor and Likud floated forming a national unity government to resolve post election stalemate. Three small parties pressed for unity, seeking a coalition including both blocs. NATO cautions Soviet carrier may not be ready until early 1980s. In Peru, mayor is killed by 14 bullets, blamed on a right wing death squad and Maoist Shin ning Path.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Likud
Labor
London
Jane's Defense Weekly
NATO
Huancayo
Peru
Andean
Shining Path
Reagan vows no tax hikes amid campaign tone in Texas visit
President Reagan rejects tax increases as he intensifies a campaign against Walter Mondale. He also announced efforts to preserve cost of living adjustments for Social Security recipients during a brief Texas trip. The day featured political maneuvering and policy signals ahead of the 1984 race.
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Washington
Reagan
Walter Mondale
Texas
Carny
Los Angeles
Marvin Pancoast
Vicki Morgan
Alfred Bloomingdale
Pancoast
Vienna
and Volcker
Federal Reserve Board
Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
UAW
Owen Bieber
Record of refinery blast death toll and grants notice
The death toll from a major refinery explosion rose to 15, many victims being company firefighters rushing to control a gas leak that leveled the Union Oil refinery. Federal Emergency Jobs funds totaling nearly 9500 are allocated to five programs, including 80000 to the Metropolitan Chicago Council on Aging for volunteer programs and 43000 for two Operation ABLE coordinated projects aiding older workers.
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Lemont
Union Oil Company
Springfield
Minis
Ederly
Chicago Council On Aging
Operation Able
Quorum Delay Tests Richton Park Board Meeting
Richton Park officials faced a near cancellation as the village board met with no quorum then resumed after 8:47 p.m. Four members present approved four ordinances including a fiscal 1984 85 appropriation package topping 35 million dollars while others were delayed by staff reports and late roll call. Trustee Reeves explained a family medical emergency as the delay stretched into the night.
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Richton Park
Enyuuses
Morell Reeves
Harold Gris‘amore
Frank Amerino
Roger Bledsoe
Heatizeu
William VanBaker
Rudolph Banovich
Joseph Wall
Reeves
Lelandayson
VanBaker
Rayson
Bledsoe
Harold's Automotive
Sauk Trail
Trustees Adopt New Fishing Rules Near Lake George
Richton Park village board approved restrictions limiting fishing on parks and recreation lands and designating specific areas near Lake George between Arquilla and Shore drives. The measure, passed 4-0, aims to clarify the ordinance and aid police enforcement during peak fishing season as undeveloped land next to the bass-stocked 25-foot-deep lake drew more activity. Continued on Page A-13.
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Lake George
Richton Park
Village Board of Trustees
Parks and Recreation
Troy Benson
Benson
Police Department
Arquilla
Beccame
Matteson homeowners clash over racial steering in Applewood Oakwood
Angered residents in Applewood and Oakwood sections met for three hours to curb alleged racial steering. A eight-person committee was formed to propose action including a for sale sign ban and selling logs. Karen Gromala outlined steps to log showings and interview sellers to uncover patterns and file broker complaints.
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Karen Caffarinl
Applewood
Oakwood
Matteson
Karen Gromala
Tits Committee
University Park
Library survey shows many out-of-town Park Forest patrons
A Park Forest public library survey indicates about 25 percent of users live outside the two served villages, with Chicago, Crete, Matteson, Richton Park and University Park contributing most nonresident patrons. The survey, collected April 30 to May 6, underpins the library board’s long range planning.
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Park Forest
Ihesurvey
Olympia Fields
Chicago Heights
Crete
Matteson
Richtonark
University Park
Suburban Assessors Grapple With Cook County Tax Hikes
Franklin Shuftan reports suburban taxpayers face higher Cook County property bills after reassessment hit Bloom Bremen Isremen Orland Rich and Thornton townships. Increases range from 7.7 to 108 percent, driven by reassessment and local funding needs. Tax bills rely on rate multiplier and assessed value. confusion and notices in January and February fueled frustration.
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Franklin Shuftan
Cook County
Bloom
Rich
Orland
Bremen
Thornton
South Suburoan
Bloom Township
Isremen
Arline Pantin
Thornton Township
Ney
Shirley ‘Green
Rich Township
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Roger Newenhouse
Brian DeBoer
John
Bob Chwedyk
Library Survey
Assessors
Jerry McLean
Busines