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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1971

Page

8

New import duties shift cost to U S consumers

Treasury outlines Nixon wage price freeze guidance on the 10 percent duty on foreign goods. Officials say consumers may bear the higher costs as the embargo and price controls continue. The document answers questions on checks, dividends, profits, wage ceilings, state and local pay, tuition, utilities, school contracts, and car excise tax relief status under the freeze.

Washington Nixon Treasury A. Nixon Texas

Viet Cong Freighter Sunk in Qui Nhon Harbor

Viet Cong frogmen sank an 11,000 ton American freighter in Qui Nhon harbor. Overnight shelling along the DMZ continued for the sixth straight day. U S B52s conducted heavy raids inside the DMZ and in the buffer zone as part of ongoing operations. Four were injured when a 500-60 pound explosive damaged the Green Bay, now resting at the harbor bottom during the U S withdrawal.

Saigon Qui Nhon Demilitarized Zone U. S United States Vietnam

Ogilvie fills four of five Higher Education board seats

Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie appointed James M. Unland Pekin and Robert C. Ziebarth Chicago to fill vacancies on the Illinois Board of Higher Education created by expired terms and a mid-1970 resignation. Lindsay and Lanterman were reappointed, leaving Harris’s term to expire.

Michael A. Smith Lindsay-Schaub Richard B. Ogilvie Board of Higher Education George &. Harris Chicago Auguste C. Hershey Alton Edward E. Lindsay Decatur Joseph B. Lanterman Jundelein Ogilvie James M.unland Pekin James B. Halderman Halderman Ziebarth Harris Unland Zievarth Bell and Howell Corp College de Rev Brune Rock Island Ilinois Junior College Frank Fowle Winnetka Illinois Junior College Board George L. Clements Joseph Block Fred W. Heitmann, Jr Merle R

Nixon visit trims politics at Illinois State Fair

President Nixon cuts back on political spectacle during a noon visit to the Illinois State Fair to sign legislation designating Abraham Lincoln's home as a national historic site. Gov Ogilvie hosts a reception for youth outreach, with Nixon’s party keeping speeches brief and a focus on new voters.

Springfield Richard M. Nixon Tuinois Gop Richard B. Ogilvie Ogilvie Fairgrounds State Agriculture Gordon Ropp Nixon GOP Victor Smith Robinson Julie Hisenhower Brad Lindskog Prophetstown Old State’ Capitol Lincoln Old Capitol New York City Grand Teton National Park Jackson Hole Wyo Dallas White House San Clemente Calif

Shakeup at Illinois B I Office Quietly Shifts Powers

State law enforcement officials moved the entire general criminal division of the Illinois Bureau of Investigation to the state police. The change shifts 55 agents into organized crime and narcotics duties under Lowell Southern. IBI head David Phillips reassigned to a supervisory narcotics team. director Herbert Brown calls it not a major demotion.

Michael Robinson Associated Press Springfield Ilinois Bureau of Investigation IBY Richard Glisbe Superin District 25 State Police Wlineis FBI Gliebe Herbert D. Brown Law Enforcement General Criminal Division Brown David Phillips Lowell Southern Phillips TBI William Barr Joliet Jack Faneil Mitchell Ware Chicago Black Panther Grand Jury

Heart Lung Transplant Recipient Dies in Cape Town

Adrian Herbert, 49, the world’s fourth heart and lung transplant patient, died 23 days after the July 2 operation by Dr Christiaan Barnard’s team in Cape Town. He had suffered two years with emphysema and received a donor heart and lungs from a 28-year-old. Earlier heart and lung transplants in the US had mixed results with one surviving a week and the others dying soon after. Police Brief: Charles Overton, 52, 30 days in Williamson County jail for illegal transportation of alcohol.

Cape Town South Africa Adrian Herbert Christiaan N. Barnard Herbert United States Charles H. Overton Williamson County

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