Discomfort prompts Reagan tests at Bethesda center
President Reagan will undergo tests at the National Naval Medical Center in Maryland after experiencing slight urinary discomfort in recent weeks. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the 71 year old felt no discomfort that day and the tests were scheduled to align with Dr Burton Smith's visit. Reagan previously had urinary tract calcium deposit surgery in 1967.
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Washington
Reagan
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Burton Smith
Los Angeles
California
Local Health Fair Teaches Kids Life Saving Skills
Abby Arthur ten and Krissy Sung learned CPR at the Inkler School Community Health Fair this week. They were taught by a Lewis School instructor in Carbondale. Onlookers included Fern Chappell and Krissy’s brother Bryan.
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Abby Arthur
Inkler School
Abby
Bob and
Beth Arthur
Krissy Sung
Rosemary
Michael Sung
Carbondale
Lewis School
Fern Chappell
Krissy
Bryan
Reagan plans $60 million Taiwan spare parts sale
Washington expects a sale of $60 million in military spare parts to Taiwan within weeks despite Beijing warnings. State Department and Congressional sources say a final decision is pending, with formal notification to Capitol Hill soon and officials citing Taiwan’s legitimate defense needs.
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New York Times
Washington
Taiwan
Peking
State Department
Congressional
Congress
Capitol Hill
Bakalis Joins Stevenson Campaign Leadership Shakeup
A reorganization names Michael J. Bakalis and Joseph Novak as co-chairs for Adlai Stevenson III. James Houlihan and Douglas Kane exit staff for personal reasons and Springfield state Rep. Kane remains as adviser while Houlihan also stays as adviser. Otis announces changes noting increased daily campaign oversight and a contested choice drawl from party regulars.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson III
Michael J. Bakalis
Joseph Novak
James Houlihan
Houlihan
Douglas Kane
Springfield
James T. Otis
Bakalis
Kane
Stevenson
James R. Thompson
Inmates seek stop gang order at Stateville
Seven inmates at Stateville Correctional Center filed a federal suit seeking 700000 dollars in damages. They allege security failures allow predatory prison gangs to extort inmates and that gang leaders receive favorable treatment. The 2300 inmate facility was subject to a 1979 weapons and contraband sweep.
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Chicago
Stateville Correctional Center
Two Polish Soldiers Hijack Plane to Vienna
A Polish airplane was hijacked from Krakow to Vienna by two soldiers. The pilot flew at tree top height to avoid radar in Czechoslovakia. Ten passengers were aboard. Airport police noted language barriers and called for an interpreter.
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Austria
Vienna
Krakow
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Shuttle in good shape after its third mission
White Sands New Mexico officials report the space shuttle Columbia emerged from its eight day flight in terrific condition with less damage than prior missions. Data include observations of a solar flare and a postflight wind driven cleanup faced by desert landing.
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New York Times
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Columbia
Desert
Northrup Strip
George F. Page
Shuttle
Kennedy Space Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Florida
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Here
Edwards
Page
Obstruction trial ordered in beating case in Jackson County
Probable cause found in circuit court for 24-year-old Herbert Carrel of Murphysboro on two counts of obstruction of justice. He previously was found innocent in a bench trial on aggravated battery of a child and attempted murder related to the August beating of his girlfriend’s 17‑month‑old daughter. Carrel allegedly gave tape recorded confessions to Kilquist that he beat the child, which he later denied. No trial date set. he remains free on $3,000 bond.
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Jackson County
Murphysboro
Carrell
William South
Ms. Mitchell
South
Carrel
Kilquist
Southern Illinoisan Publication and subscription note
The Southern Illinoisan announces publication details with office locations Carbondale Herrin and Marion, subscription rates by carrier mail and motor route, plus classifieds numbers and post office box address for mail.
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Southern Illinoisan
USPS
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
N. 16Th
Herrin
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
AT&T wins approval to alter interstate rates nationwide
The FCC approved AT&T to restructure interstate long distance rates, boosting average consumer costs by about 1.4 percent. Short hop calls under 55 miles rise 11 to 21 percent. three minute operator assisted calls and daytime long distance rise. evening direct calls and credit card calls adjust differently. billing for operator assisted calls drops to one minute. Business customers face varied increases. total annual revenue rise about 161.4 million with 14.2 million from regular calls, 41.4 million from private lines, and 106.2 million from WATS. Changes effective Friday.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
WATS
At&t
ATT
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