World News Briefs Roundup From UPI Services
A concise roundup of global and national briefs drawn from United Press International services. The items cover a range of events and developments reported by the wire service. No single dominant story, but a snapshot of ongoing world and domestic news.
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Five Americans Detained in Siberia Released After Hallo
A U S Coast Guard cutter stood by to repatriate five Americans held for a week in Siberia after their supply vessel was seized in Soviet waters. They refused to sign papers claiming Russian territory. In Ecuador a cargo jet crash killed 50, injuring 75 others as it struck a residential area after hitting a utility pole.
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Moscow
Coast Guard
Siberia
Quito
Ecuador
Shamie Upsets Richardson in Massachusetts Senate Primary
Boston businessman Ray Shamie defeated Elliott Richardson to win the Republican Senate nomination in Massachusetts and will face Lt. Gov. John Kerry, the Democratic nominee, in November. Washington officials welcome Reagan steel import talks while a top union official criticizes the move. Detroit UAW authorizes strikes at four GM plants, affecting 92,000 workers across 17 facilities after a lukewarm GM offer.
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Boston
Ray Shamie
U.S. Atty
Elliot Richardson
Senate
Massachusetts
John Kerry
Washington
Reagan
Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
Owen Bieber
Illinois SAT scores show stability with minor gains
Illinois students posted a verbal average of 463 and math 518 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, up slightly from last year in one category, with officials noting overall stability. Public hearings will examine a statewide leaded gasoline ban, while other items report on DCFS programs for parents, a Gallup tilt toward Reagan, and Ferraro criticizing Reagan on arms talks.
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Springfield
Illinois
Department of Children and Family Services
DCFS
Gordon Johnson
Chicago
Reagan
Walter Mondale
Gallup
Mondale
United States
Martin Smith
American Academy of Pediatrics
Smith
Seattle
James Thompson
Moline
Wheaton
Collinsville
Marion
Champaign
Geraldine Ferraro
Ferraro
District 227 budget review shows 5.4 percent rise
Rich Township High School District 227 board reviewed the 1984 85 budget at a public hearing with no attendance. The 16 667 284 total represents a 5.4 percent increase over last year as $100 000 in cuts were made. Unresolved items include pay for teachers extra schedule and salaries for classified staff.
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Rich Township
Board of Education
James Gilchrist
District 218 strike disrupts Sauk Area Career Center students
The District 218 teachers strike affects area districts whose students attend Sauk Area Career Center. Rich Township 227, Crete-Monee 2010, Homewood Flossmoor 233 and Bremen 228 see students kept in study halls or released early as no new negotiations occur by day ten. Some Sauk students may ride home on buses or attend alternate classes, with limited schedule changes reported.
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Anita Pfeifer
Sauk Area
Rich Township
Crete-Monee
Homewood-Flossmoor
Bremen High
District 218
Teachers’ Association
Sauk
Career Center
Robert Rubenow
Rubenow
West Matteson Woodgate developers seek aid for plaza
Five Woodgate residents urged the village board to fund a 69 000 annual payment for five years totaling 345 000 to finance a community center and library in a proposed 7.7 acre shopping plaza west of I 57. They seek supermarket pharmacy hardware store bank and possibly a post office. The board cited police facility as town priority and land cost remained undecided.
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Woodgate
Matteson
Village Board of Trustees
Village Board
White Hen
Vollmer Road
I-57
Jesse Cortes
Cortes
Mark Stricker
Edward Long
Cricket Hill
Glen Ridge
Creekside
Long
Oakwood Community Center
Richton Park Streamlines Funds to Seek Conformance Certificate
Richton Park trustees vote to consolidate 18 funds into one general fund with separate information sheets to qualify for a Municipal Finance Officers certificate. Auditor Robert Thoma notes four of his 18 client municipalities hold the conformance prize, after Richton Park previously failed due to multiple sub funds. The board also set clerical pay for meetings and minutes posting, with travel reimbursements, and will reconvene Monday.
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Richton Park Village
Robert Thoma
Wilkes, Besterfield and Company
Thoma
Eral
Richton Park
Morell Reeves
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