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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1981

Page

8

Longtime Illinois couple wins Golden Age Day honor

Floyd Henderson 91 and Inez 90, married since April 5, 1911, were named couple married the longest as Golden Age Day at the Illinois State Fair drew about 15,000. They credit a fifty fifty marriage formula and compromise, with Floyd recalling their Lincoln courtship and porch sighting.

Springfield Floyd Henderson Floyd Inez Hendersons Sherman Henderson Logan County Lincoln Florida James R. Thompson Earlie Poole Chicago Mattie Teter Edwardsville Elizabeth Gansbauer New Berlin Thompson Guy Lenora McMullen Pekin Nora Dumke Ottawa

Governor switches to Lincoln on economy grounds

Springfield Gov James R Thompson says he will be chauffeured in a Lincoln Continental rather than an Oldsmobile at tax payers expense, after previously rejecting Lincolns. He cites cost saving as the reason for the switch in an economy move.

James R. Thompson Chicago

Block selects Illinois man to head FIHA

Agriculture Secretary John R. Block named Robert Chambers of Champaign as director of the Farmers Home Administration. Chambers, 51, has farmed, run restaurants and motels, and sold fertilizer and feed in Champaign. The FIHA funds loans for farming operations and for housing and community development in the state.

Champaign John R.block Robert Chambers Farmers Home Administration Chambers Agriculture Department

Carterville High School House To Be Sold At Auction

The Carterville High School Building Trades House at 500 California Avenue Carterville Illinois will be sold at a public auction on August 13 1981 at 7 15 pm. All bids must be in writing and served personally or by registered or certified mail to the secretary of the board of education at 306 Virginia Avenue Carterville Illinois. No bid accepted for less than 50000 with a certified check equal to five percent of the bid. The 1456 square foot ranch style house has a double car garage three bedrooms two baths a kitchen dining room family room living room combination built in range custom cabinets garbage disposal refrigerator laminate stone fireplace and sits on a .41 acre lot. Inquiries to unit office at 306 Virginia Avenue Carterville Illinois phone 985 4826.

Carterville California Avenue Illinois Secretary of the Board of Education Virginia Avenue

Dan Walker Eyes Illinois Comeback in 1982 Campaign

Dan Walker, ex Governor of Illinois 1973 to 1977, signals a possible 1982 gubernatorial bid. He promotes a shift from past confrontation to a broader Democratic appeal, aiming to overturn Thompson era priorities while criticizing budget cuts affecting the elderly, handicapped, and children. He notes altered party dynamics after Daley’s death and expresses respect for Chicago’s current leadership.

Mike Briggs Springfield Daniel Walker Illinois Chicago Walker Richard J. Daley Thompson Halcyon Adlai E. Stevenson

Tax cuts may cost Illinois up to 1.7 billion in taxes

A Citizens for Tax Justice study estimates Reagan era tax cuts could reduce Illinois corporate income tax receipts by as much as 1.7 billion over five years with 1981 through 1986 losses totaling 33.3 million, 100.7 million, and 635 million respectively. nationwide losses reach 27.5 billion through 1986. The report cites accelerated depreciation provisions as the main mechanism and notes Illinois links its corporate collections to the federal code. Governor Thompson declined immediate comment while budget officials prepare analyses that may take weeks.

Chicago Illinois Citizens For Tax Justice James R. Thompson Edward Welk Robert Mandeville Welk

Radio antenna and receiver stolen from WMIX Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon AP reports a radio antenna and four foot dish receiver valued at 5000 dollars were stolen from WMIX leaving the station without network news. Police were notified Saturday night after the feed failed at 10 p.m. and the 100 pound unit was removed after 8 p.m. A replacement unit will be installed.

Mount Vernon Bob Hoffman WMIX

Xenia Man Killed in Truck Cycle Crash

A 26 year old Xenia man died when his motorcycle collided with a tank truck on U S 50 eleven miles east of Salem. Authorities said Vavil Hale Jr made a U turn in front of a westbound truck driven by Douglas Brinkman of Nashville and was struck. Brinkman was not injured.

Salem Xenia U.S. 50 Clay County Vavil Hale Jr Douglas Brinkman Nashville Brinkman

Trio pleads innocence in sniper attacks

Three East St. Louis men Michael Butler Roy Harper and Roy Wright pleaded innocent in Circuit Court to three counts of armed robbery tied to sniper attacks on Southern Illinois highways. Butler and Harper face aggravated battery charges for a wound on a 30 year old woman near New Baden. Bond set at 100000. arrests followed an anonymous tip.

Belleville East St. Louis Illinois Michael Butler Roy Harper Roy Wright Washington Park Butler Harper New Baden St. Clair County

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