Teachers seek unemployment pay as summer begins
Illinois teachers are filing for unemployment compensation under SUA provisions as summer break starts. Officials report a heavy surge across Peoria Rockford Chicago and other areas with estimates of 175 claims in some counties and widespread expectations of more.
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Patrick J. Killen
United Press International
Illinois
Roland Derry
Peoria State Unemployment Claims Office
Edward Whinnery
Springfield
Rockford
Moline
Chicago
Herrin
Owen Herbert
Mount Vernon
Jefferson
Wayne
Hamilton
Washington
Effingham
Congress
Ford
Ben Brinkley
Illinois Education Association
Marion
John Erlenborn
R-Ill
House
Senate
Erlenborn
Woody Lee
National Education Association
Lee
Local Scout Leader Charged in Three-Year Burglary Spree
Richard J. Runyan, known as a Boy Scout leader and civil defense director, faced burglary charges for thefts totaling about 100000 in North Vernon Indiana. Police say he admitted the crimes and rewarded scouts with loot while items including a popcorn machine and an 18 foot boat were recovered from his home or a warehouse.
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North Vernon, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Richard J. Runyan
Runyan
North Vernon
Wallace Leaberg
Leaberg
Jennings County Civil Defense
Final arguments in athlete's murder case
In Champaign Illinois prosecutors and defense lawyers prepared closing statements in the Champaign County Circuit Court murder trial of four men linked to the shooting death of University of Illinois football player Greg Williams. Judge Birch Morgan told jurors deliberations would begin later.
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Champaign, Ill
UPI
Champaign County
University of Illinois
Greg Williams
Birch Morgan
Jeff Davis
Ronnie Hunter
Steve Dorsey
David Kelley
Kelley
Williams
Morgan
Illinois Supreme Court
Gas tax defeat leaves energy bill with potential core
In Washington lawmakers killed a proposed gasoline tax in the House by a 209 to 187 vote. Rep. Al Ullman said other measures in the energy bill, including quotas on oil imports and taxes on fuel use, could still form a viable energy concept without the tax. Rep. Bill Alexander argued rural riders would bear higher costs without transit alternatives.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
House
al Ullman
D.ore
Arkansas
Bill Alexander
D-Ark
Ullman
Government worker asks Congress to abolish office
Jubal Hale, executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review, proposes abolishing his $19 693 yearly post. The 1971 agency, created to hear non coal mine closure appeals, has never received any, and Hale says he does nothing but drink coffee and listen to Beethoven in his office.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Jubal Hale
Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review
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