Haggai to speak at Bald Knob Easter Sunrise Service
Dr. Tom Haggai of High Point North Carolina will be the featured speaker at Bald Knob Easter Sunrise Service on Sunday April 19 near Alto Pass. The event begins at 536 am with a trumpet call to worship by Debbie Vance and Mary Craig. Gerald Cain will ring the sunrise Dell and the Union County Chorus will perform. Worshipers are urged to bring blankets or chairs and dress warmly. Camping will be allowed on Easter Eve. The morning service will be broadcast live on Marion radio station WDDD FM and repeated at 530 pm on WDDW AM.
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Shawnee College Invests Funds and Rejects County Sheriff Aid
Shawnee College board approves investing 704000 from education and 137000 from bond funds in a 30 day certificate from City National Bank of Metropolis at 14 percent, earning about 9678.23 in one month. It denies Pulaski County State's Attorney request for 8300 to fund a deputy salary due to college security forces and multi county service. The board plans staff rehiring without raises until state funding is known, approves vehicle bids, and will solicit bids for an official college depository for two years, seeking favorable rates and free checking.
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Shawnee Community College Board of Trustees
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Goria Thurston
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Great Cardboard Boat Regatta at SIU Carbondale Saturday
The Great Cardboard Boat Race returns to SIU Carbondale Campus Lake this Saturday with about 75 participants competing in three classes experimental kayak and instant boat. Entries include water shoes and a paddlewheeler with prizes funded by International Paper Co. and a 200 yard course near the campus docks.
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International Paper Co
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Simon says U S foreign policy makes nation look foolish
U S Rep Paul Simon criticizes Carter and Reagan foreign policy as foolish and dangerous praising the Polish crisis handling while condemning Cuban policy and a host of other moves. He urges subtlety, cites Vietnam Japan and El Salvador, and argues the U S spins domestic applause over stability.
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