Israel shelves West Bank settlement plan until Camp David
The Israeli Cabinet suspended plans to build five new Jewish settlements in the West Bank until after the Camp David summit. Cabinet Secretary Naor said the matter would be discussed after the meeting. Carter will host the September summit with Begin and Sadat to revitalize peace talks. Begin, absent from the session, is vacationing. Ariel Sharon also missed. Yadin opposed the timing of the settlement move though his party supports more outposts. The settlements lie in a sparsely populated Jordan Valley area targeted for security reasons by Labor. The U.S. calls settlements illegal as deadlock constrains negotiations. Carter stressed the U.S. will be a full partner at the Mideast summit and not just a messenger.
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Associated Press
West Bank
Jordan River
Camp David
Arieh Naor
Jerusalem
Carter
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Maryland
Yigael Yadin
Yadin
Israeli
Jordan Valley
Democratic
Movement For Change
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Sadat
Washington
United States
U.S. News and World Report
Mideast
Carter to address Missouri farmers convention
President Carter flies to Columbia Missouri to address the 61st Midcontinent Farmers Association gathering. White House aides cite a 25 percent rise in farmer income this year and improving prices for cattle hogs dairy and major crops as context for the visit. The association expects 9000 to 10000 attendees and views Carter as currently popular with its middle-of-the-road membership.
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Washington
Carter
Missouri
White House
Stuart Eizenstat
Columbia
The
Midcontinent Farmers Association
Rex Granum
Association
Jack Hacket
Thorn
University of Missouri Field House
Hackethorn
Dollar sinks as gold climbs to fresh highs in London
The U S dollar hit record lows against the West German mark and Swiss franc for the third straight day while gold rose to midday highs around 213 dollars an ounce in London and Zurich. Traders note gold’s traditional role as inflation hedge during a dollar decline as the pound edges toward 2 dollars.
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U.S
London
Zurich
Frankfurt
Wilsonville Judge orders dump closed
A Circuit Court judge ruled Earthline Corp must stop processing and disposing of hazardous toxic wastes at its Wilsonville site. The order also requires restoration to a safe, non eyesore condition. A formal closing order will await injunction preparation in about two weeks due to vacations and legal steps.
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Carlinville
Wilsonville
John Russell
Earthline Corp
Bur
Ying
Russell
Pro-Syrians accused in Beirut bombing clash
Abul Abass leader of the Palestine Liberation Front accuses the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command of bombing his Beirut headquarters. An apartment building was leveled and at least 161 Palestinians were reported dead or missing. Gebril's group did not respond and confirmation was lacking.
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Iraq
Beirut
Abul Abass
Palestine Liberation Front
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
Ahmed Gebril
Abass
Gebril
Senate eyes tax relief for homeowners and students
The Senate moves toward approving a tuition tax credit while debating a $150 property tax credit to offset school levies for homeowners. Sen. Barry Goldwater urges adding a broader plan for up to $500 student credits and $250 for parents of private school pupils. Also on the agenda, a June 1982 deadline for ERA ratification and possible reconsideration by states.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
House
Nazi confrontation interrupts Kansas radio talk show
A group of more than a dozen club swinging youths burst into KCKN in Kansas City Kansas during a live edition of Community Hot Line shocking listeners. They confronted Nazi organizer Michael Breda and his unnamed companion injuring Breda and his associate with head cuts while two station workers suffered minor injuries. Breda continued on air and was later treated at a Kansas City hospital.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
KCKN
Michael Breda
Breda
American White People’s Party
Bombs Found At U N Building And Grand Central Station
Police recovered dynamite devices outside the United Nations building at First Avenue and 46th Street and from a Grand Central coin locker. A caller with a heavy foreign accent claimed responsibility, saying he did not want others to take credit. The bombs were moved to Rodman's Neck for disposal. CBS also noted a related call.
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New York
United Nations
Grand Central Station
NBC
U.N
First Avenue
46Th Street
Grand
Roof collapse traps two miners at Osage coal mine
One miner Robert M. Phillips, 20, of Rivesville died while David J. Morgan, 41, of Morgantown, was presumed dead after a roof fall at Consolidation Coal Co.'s Arkwright No. 1 mine in Osage near Morgantown. Three other workers escaped with minor injuries and were treated at Monongalia General Hospital.
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Osage
W.va
Robert M. Phillips
Rivesville
Consolidation Coal Co
Arkwright
Morgantown
David J. Morgan
Haze Cochran
Len Gross
Monongalia General Hospital
Abernathy says King may have known of assassination plan
Rev Ralph David Abernathy testified before the House committee that King might have received advance word of a possible assassination. He cautioned he has no knowledge of any specific warning delivered to King and noted King distrusted police and federal agencies.
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Abernathy
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Ralph David Abernathy
House
Atlanta
Southern Illinoisan offices and contact details listed
Publication offices in Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin are listed with addresses and ZIP codes. The paper notes subscriptions by carrier and mail, and provides obsolete office and classified ad contact numbers. It also states AP rights and the newspaper’s lineage from earlier papers.
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Murphysboro
S. 12Th
Carbondale
N. Illinois
Herrin
N. 16Th
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
North 16Th Street
S. 12Th Street
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Associated Press
Marion
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South Main Street
Twin County Services Co
Operating Engineers
Harrisburg
Libby Farley and
Haze Corp
Endsley
Christian Science Reading
S. Illinois
Walnut Mon
South
Memphis
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
FBI
CIA
Illnois
Thomas Tom
Virginia McKinney
Ramity
Dorothy Butler
Oeene Pine Shaws
Humages Cleaners
Humm's
Hawker’s Lounge Insurance Consultants
J& C Food Market
Jack's Barber Shop
Jackson Beach
Jackson County Abstract & Title
Guaranty
Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Jackson County Tractor Company
Joe’s Tavern
Jones News
Kennedy Realty Kinkaid Boat & Camper
Koenig Feed
Mr. Kranz
Kroger’s
Keller
James R
Atty At Law
E. A. Kraft
Labor
Leady’s
Lee's
Lyle’s Sport Center
Lastour Corporation
McCann Market
McMahan & Dunn Interiors
Martin Baking Co
Mau-Reen
William Maurizio
Ernie Miller Mills Distributing Co
Dr. W. D. Muhlenbrock
Montgomery Ward & Co
Robert L. Morgan Builder, Inc
Murphysboro Abstract Co
Murphysboro Auto Supply
Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce
Murphysboro Ice & Cold Storage Co
Murphysboro Printing Co
Murphysboro Supply Co
Murphysboro Tractor & Equipment
Olga’s Art & Gift Gallery
Bert Ozburn Agency
Pauline’s Fashions Plumbers & Pipefitters
Porter Office Supply
Potter TV Sales & Service
Boss’ Ladies Apparel
Royal Mobile Homes Sandwich Shop
Southern Ilinois Liquor, Inc
Square Deal Clothing House
Tindall Agency
Tippey’s Cafe Towne Pharmacy
Twin County Service Venegani Distributing Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Mo
Weathervane
Children’s Apparel
Weber’s Mens Wear
Western Auto Associated Store Wides Oil Co., Inc
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