Carterville council urges Miss Illinois board to reconsider
Carterville City Council urged the Miss Illinois Pageant board to reconsider replacing Shanna McNeill with the runner up after injuries from a sliding glass door incident. The council demanded clear rationale, affirmed McNeill’s $5,000 scholarship and gifts, and questioned timing of the decision while noting McNeill’s arm injury and uncertain whereabouts. The meeting also annexed land, denied a zoning change for duplexes, banned public drinking, and established a use tax on out of state vehicle purchases registered in Illinois.
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O.R. Walley
Southern Illinoisan
Carterville
Miss Illinois Pageant Board
Shanna McNeill
Pageant Board
Frank Samuel
Miss McNeill
Wheaton
Illinois
Samuel
Russell Spencer
Shawnee Library System
Cook Construction Co
Laclede Avenue
South Texas vacationers bask on beaches amid oil spill
South Padre Island residents enjoy sun and surf as Coast Guard uses advanced gear to keep tarred oil from reaching shore. Hotels stay full while shops report nail polish remover rush. Winds push the slick away. NOAA notes patches near Corpus Christi. EPA warns of possible coastal damage, with Red Adair predicting four to five weeks to relieve the well. Lt. Gov. Hobby cites six weeks for relief wells.
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South Padre Island
Texas
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Ralph Thompson
Gulf
Corpus Christi
Carl Posey
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Corpus
Red Adair
Houston
Nbc-Tv
Adair
Bill Hobby
Soviet doctor says humans should live 150 years
Dr. Vladimir Negovsky, pioneer of reanimatology, claims the normal human life span should be about 150 years and that medical life saving techniques are moving toward that goal. He notes death is a process that can be reversed during a critical period, and his work has led to thousands surviving accidents and complications.
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Moscow
Vladimir Negovsky
Laboratory of Reanimatology
Negovsky
Negevsky
Problems of Philosophy
Refugee Baby Rescued at Sea by Vietnamese Navy Team
Vietnamese rescue team members cradle a baby refugee held tightly during a coast guard operation in the South China Sea on Tuesday. The incident underscores ongoing efforts to aid vulnerable migrants in crowded sea routes.
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South China Sea
Weather outlook for tonight to Sunday with heat and chances of showers
The National Weather Service says tonight will be warm with lows in the mid to upper 70s. Thursday remains mostly sunny, hot and humid with highs in the low to mid 90s. A weekend shower chance brings highs around 82 to 92 and lows in the 60s to 70s.
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National Weather Service
Refugee delegation lands in Hanoi amid admission denial
The U.S. refugee delegation arrives in Hanoi after being denied entry. Other items note marinating meat, John A. Logan College back pay for 34 mining students, Illinois State Fair preview, Idaho forest fires relief, Nixon era critique, energy crisis, bridge defects costs, St. Louis Cardinals activity, and Leonard Hopkins’ dual baseball talent at SIU Carbondale.
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John A. Logan College
Critics split over two year wage and price guidelines
Ed Bean reports area business and labor leaders react to Carter administration hints of new voluntary two year wage and price guidelines capping increases at 15.5 percent. Business figures mock the effort while labor leaders urge mandatory controls, arguing voluntary measures fail to curb inflation and protect workers on fixed incomes.
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Ed Bean
Illinois
Council On
Eldon Hall
Allen Industries
Herrin
Hall
Jim Redden
Ordill
Olin Corp
Redden
Wardell Riggs
International Union of Operating Engineers
Harrisburg
Riggs
AFL-CIO backs SALT II but protests wage guideline
The AFL-CIO endorsed Carter on SALT II but condemned administration wage guidelines allowing 15.5 percent increases over two years. Secretary-Treasurer Lane Kirkland said the 7 percent cap remains unacceptable and urged public comment. The federation urged Senate additions on MX missiles and calls for across the board cuts in a possible SALT III.
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Washington Star
Chicago
Afl-Cio
Carter
Council On
Lane Kirland
Kirkland
Senate
William Winpisinger
International Association of Maschinists and Aerospace Workers
Murray Finley
Amalgamated
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