Logan College seeks multi million dollar bond issue
John A Logan Community College District voters will decide in November on a 6 million bond to replace 40 600 square feet of temporary buildings at the Carterville campus. The district would keep current tax rates if approved, or face a 9 cent rate reduction in 1983 if rejected.
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Tony Stevens
Ilinois
John A. Logan Community College
Carterville
College Board of Trustees
Logan
Jackson
Franklin
Perry
Williamson
Randolph
Robert Tarvin
Tarvin
Tarvity
Orig
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department
Illinois
Arson Suspect Arrested After Williamson Co Fire at Family Home
Lorene Waddell 26 of Jonesboro was arrested after a fire destroyed the Hess home off Old Route 13 west of Marion. She allegedly set the blaze during a dispute with her mother, fled with two shotguns and a knife, and was captured after posing at a nearby residence for use of a telephone. Her husband Steven faced unrelated charges in Union County. The home was a total loss and two occupants escaped unharmed.
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Dave DeWitte
The
Southern Illinoisan
Associated Press
Anna Mental Health Center
Williamson County
Lorene Waddell
Jonesboro
June
Robert Hess
Old Route 13
Marion
Warren
Anna
Herrin appliance store fire and two suspicious vehicle blazes
Firefighters fought a major blaze at Cripps TV and Appliance in Herrin tying up crews for hours while two nearby vehicle fires were ruled suspicious near the American Legion Hall. One truck and a van were destroyed, with three firefighters treated for smoke inhalation.
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Theresa Churchill
Southern Illinoisan
Herrin
Herrin American Legion Hall
Cripps TV
S. Park Ave
H & R Block
Norge Credit Union
American Legion Hall
Madison Street
Earl Elders
American Legion Management
Bruce Townsend
Johnston City
Carterville
Marion
Cambria
Royalton
Zeigler
Christopher
West Frankfort
Energy
Hurst
Walier
Russell Finney
Steve Fike
Jim McNann
Herrin Hospital
Mike Jeffords
Terry Triplett
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Williamson County
Canadians Relent as U S Resumes Air Traffic to Europe
Washington AP The Beagan administration strengthens its hand in a 12 000 controller strike as Canadian controllers end a two day boycott and resume handling U S flights. Trans Atlantic center near Gander Newfoundland reopened at 5 30 a m CDT. Canada will process flights to and from the United States and airline executives back Reagan's handling of the crisis. The strike may force layoffs pay cuts and route scrapping with international fallout including Spain and Portugal considering action. A judge reduced a 4 75 million fine against PATCO to 750 000. Poli faces possible arrest in New York City today.
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Washington
Beagan
U.S
Europe
United States
Dick Stafford
Federal Aviation Administration
Gander
Newfoundland
Transport Canada
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
International Federation of Controllers
Amsterdam
U.S. District Court
Harold H. Greene
New York City
Robert E. Poli
Thomas C. Platt
Poli
Platt
Reagan White House to Review Title IX Athletic Rules
The Reagan administration announced a review of Title IX guidelines, seeking a sharp reduction in scope. Vice President George Bush said current rules once cover most of the nation’s 16,000 public districts and over 3,000 colleges, but are too vague and burdensome.
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Washington
George Bush
Tration
Bush
Weather update with increasing clouds and showers
A reader reports a late evening notice of increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers. Winds are light, with highs expected in the upper sixties.
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