Protest over KGB colonel's U.N. appointment in Geneva
The United States protested the appointment of Soviet KGB Colonel Geli Dneprovsky as a U.N. Geneva headquarter official. Swiss authorities study the accreditation request while U.N. Secretary General Waldheim may be pressed on Soviet intelligence in top posts during his visit. Officials warn of security risks and potential blackmail from Soviet nationals in Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
United States
KGB
United Ations
Uusual
Geli Dneevsky
Olphel US
William van N‘ Heuvel
F Dneprovsky
U.N
New York US
Dneprovsky
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
United Nations
Public hearing on rail services at Ottawa Illinois
Illinois Department of Transportation schedules public hearings in five locations from July 6 to 13 to discuss the Illinois Rail Plan. Ottawa hearing runs 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the district office, 00 E Norris Dr. Written and oral comments are invited ahead of the August 1 1978 FRA deadline. The plan covers 1 757 miles of rail with 704 miles potentially eligible for abandonment and outlines funds for continued service under a 90 10 federal state match.
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Springfield
Illinois Partment of Transportation
Istrict
E. Norris
Ottawa
Uincy
Carbondale
Urban
Nnual Illinois Rail
E Rail
FRA
Illinois Railroad
Penn Central Transportation Company
United States
Illinois
Penn Central
Rail Reorganization Act
Job outlook brighter for university graduates in Illinois
Illinois university placement directors report an overall improve ment in job prospects for the 1978 graduates, with surging recruiter activity on campuses. Strong demand exists for secondary teachers in math physics chemistry agriculture and industrial technology, while computer management and accounting remain top fields. Liberal arts grads show gains as employers recruit more, despite a prior string of challenges.
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Pamela J. Huey
United Press International
Illinois
James Knott
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
David Weber
Robert Hawthorne
Western Illinois Universi
Macomb
Knott
Glenbard South High School
Glen Ellyn
Springfield Southeast High School
David Bechtel
University of Illinois
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bechtel
U of I
Parker Lawkis
Illinois State University At Normal
Lawlis
Helene Rudnick
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Aged Arley Woman Relies On Home Remedies
At 83 Rosa Fuller of Arley Alabama shares a long record of home cures for burns rashes and sore throats. She favors aloe for burns boils and fevers and red oak bark tea for colitis. She uses vinegar and fat to soothe sore throats and folk applications like red clay paste for sprains. She last visited a doctor 12 years ago for an allergy and believes people now take fewer trips to physicians.
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Arley
Ala
UPI
Rosa Fuller
Fuller
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