Air controllers' support builds as Lewis unmoved
The Reagan administration holds firm while the air controllers strike spreads globally. Gander Newfoundland's control tower closed, halting Canada US flights through banned routes. UK and European air corridors rerouted, later resumed as Canadian controllers relax boycott.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Europe
New Zealand
London
Heathrow
Gander
Newfoundland
U.S
Transport Department
Ottawa
Canada
Ocean
United States
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
Drew Lewis
White House
Martin Anderson
Transportation Department
Tom Blank
Herrin rejects Park Street parking ban decision
Herrin City Council chose not to ban parking on Park Street north and south of downtown. The resolution asks IDOT to redesign Park Street with four 11 foot driving lanes and two 8 foot parking lanes from Maple to Hemlock and from Adams to near Bond, plus a 12 foot center left turn lane from Maple to Adams. The plan includes a left turn lane at Park and Herrin and potential parking restrictions near the intersection. IDOT will implement the changes during a fiscal 1983 resurfacing project at no city cost.
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Ron Poppenhagen
Herrin
Park Street
Maple
Adams
Illinois Department of Transportation
Hemlock
Bond
IDOT
Park
Fred Lowe
S. Park
Louis French
Swinford
Weather outlook: fair and cooler tonight then warmer midweek
The National Weather Service calls for fair skies and a 60s low tonight. Wednesday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 80s. Thursday remains fair and warm with highs in the upper 80s and lows in the 60s. Friday and Saturday stay fair and very warm with mid 80s to low 90s and lows in the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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National Weather Service
Marion withdraws from detective unit over legal concerns
Marion City Council voted to pull funding from the Williamson County Detective Unit, reducing the budget by 23 500, amid questions about the unit’s legality and liability. Public Safety Commissioner Williams supported the move to reallocate funds to hire Marion’s own full time detective.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Williamson County Detective Unit
Marion
Robert Butler
Butler
Shawn W. Denney
Denney
Public Safety
George A. Williams
Council
Williams
Jackson County rejects most revenue sharing requests
Jackson County Board denied about 539,988 in outside agency requests from federal revenue sharing, leaving 132,160 unspent. Only Golden Goose Nutrition Program received 2,600, while funding for county needs totaled 204,840 with 2,000 to outside groups. The board approved 100,000 for computer upgrades, 50,000 for courthouse roof work, 15,000 for a new ambulance, and other essential repairs, while others faced cuts and delays.
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Ann Schottman Knol
Southern Illinoisan
Jackson County Board
Douglas Eriksen
Golden Goose
Jackson County Youth Service Bureau
Jackson Community Workshop
Kinkaid-Reed’s Creek
Eriksen
County General Fund
Richard E. Richman
Draft registrants names to be posted in home towns
Washington AP reports Selective Service officials say registrants from 1962 and early 1963 births will have their names posted in public places in counties and cities as required by law. Lists for 1960 and 1961 births are not yet complete and will be posted later.
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Washington
Selective Service
Brayton Harris
Gible
Harris
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