Optimism for American farming by mid-1980s, says bank head
Federal Land Bank official Glen Heitz told farmers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale that a hard period is likely now, but world demand, export gains, lower rates, and modest price shifts could lift agriculture by 1983 to 1985. He urged prudent planning and lender coordination amid rising bankruptcies and delinquencies.
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Ly Ann Schottman Knol
Southern Illinoisan
Federal Land Bank
Glen Heitz
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Farm Credit Workshop
California fires trigger emergency declaration in Orange County
Anaheim declares an emergency as a firestorm sparked by a downed power line and fueled by 60 mph Santa Ana winds burns up to 1,500 homes and causes about 50 million dollars in damage. Gov. Brown visits the mile square blaze area and weighs federal disaster aid to evacuees and housing options.
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Anaheim
Calif
Santa Ana
Orange County
Disneyland
Bob Simpson
Fontana
Edmund Brown Jr
Brown
Werner Raes
Simon Berkowitz
Nadine Roberts
Pym arrives to discuss Falklands peace in Washington
British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym lands at Dulles and meets Secretary Haig to push peaceful settlement plans for the Falklands while warning of real difficulties and obstacles amid diminishing time to avert war with Argentina.
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Pym
U.S
Falklands
Washington
Francis Pym
Falkland Islands
Argentina
Dulles International
Islands
State Deer
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Organization of American States
Costa Mendez
Reagan Administration
Thomas Enders
inter-American Affairs
House
Haig
Disputed
Defense Ministry
Britain
Weather forecast and page notes
The National Weather Service predicts fair weather tonight with a low in the 40s and light variable winds. Friday looks sunny and warmer with highs in the low to mid 70s, followed by a mild weekend with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. The page mentions area towns grappling with rising gas rates on page 3 and budget optimism on page 2.
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National Weather Service
Jabr family sells Air Illinois interests
The Jabr family sold its Air Illinois stake leaving control to employees and directors. John Rednour now holds the largest single share at 20 percent. Saleh and Saleh Khassai Jabr sold 58 percent of the airline, about half a million dollars, and stepped from the board. The board includes Street, Rednour, Koehn, Travelstead, and Ratcliffe. An election to fill two seats is set for May 18.
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Jim Santori
Southern Illinoisan
Saad Jabr
Air Illinois
John Rednour
du Quoin
Saleh
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Khassai
Roger Street
Saleh Jabr
Street
Rednour
Harold Koehn
Murphysboro
Michael Travelstead
Robert Ratcliffe
Carbondale
Illinois Airways
Gene Dezendelet
Air Wisconsin
Ozark Air Lines
Williamson County
Ong
Southern Illinois
Sabr Group
Dezendelet
Jabr
Saleh and Khassai
Sabr Development Corporation
Britt Airways
Indiana
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