Ogilvie and Walker Plan Southern Illinois Campaign Tour
Republican Governor Ogilvie and Democrat challenger Walker launch area visits across Southern Illinois with bus like campers. They will meet in DuQuoin at the Hambletonian and tour towns including Metropolis Mount Vernon Carbondale and Cairo before a joint stop in Carbondale with R Sargent Shriver. A fundraising dinner closes the trip in Chicago on September 13.
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Michael Robinson
Springfield
Richard B. Ogilvie
Daniel J. Walker
Southern Illinois
DuQuoin
Walker
Ogilvie
Metropolis
Little Egypt
Mount Vernon
Carbondale
Belleville
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
GOP plans pre Hambo festivities in Southern Illinois
Shawneetown official Joe Hale will MC the 24th District Republican Dinner at Southern Illinois University Carbondale on Tuesday. Tennessee Gov. Winfield Dunn will speak at the Land of Lincoln event honoring Gov. Ogilvie Sen. Percy and AG Scott.
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Joe Hale
Shawneetown
State Central
Republican Congressional Committee
Tuesay
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Tennessee
Winfield Dunn
Shapkoff
Christopher
Yolanda Smith
Cairo
James L. Seed
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
Sally Cameron
Barbara Clutts
Anne Rosenthal
Jeannie Eriksen
Sara Grace
Lillian Levelsmier
All of
Nina Whitesides
Sheila Aldridge
Mounds
Journalists warn of harsher Nixon court impact on news
AP reports journalists fear a Nixon-dominated Supreme Court could curb coverage by restricting press access to sources. ASNE and CBS News veterans urge dialogue between lawyers and reporters, noting current immunity bills stall in Congress and emphasizing. ongoing tensions may threaten due process and press freedom.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Supreme Court
CBS News
Columbia Journalism Review
Norman E. Isaacs
Louisville Courier - Journal
ASNE
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Nixon
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
Paul Branzburg
Louisville Courier- Journal
Paul Pappas
Wtev-Tv
New Bedford
Mass
Senate
House of Representatives
Isaacs
Congress
Richard M. Schmidt Jr
Fred W. Friendly
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia
Stone Age Egyptian Found Copper Ore by Campfire
Historians credit a Stone Age Egyptian with accidentally discovering copper ore while building a campfire in the southern Sinai. The area hosted copper and turquoise mines worked by rulers of the first dynasty.
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Sinai Peninsula
Peninsula
Toyota Cruiser criticized as dangerous by consumer group
Mount Vernon, N Y AP Toyota's Land Cruiser is deemed unacceptably dangerous by Consumers Union. It cites dangerous handling and a fuel tank in the passenger compartment risking rupture. Other four wheel drive models rate as conditionally acceptable and all require roll bars.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Toyota
Consumer’s Union
Consumer Reports Magazine
Chevrolet
AMC
Ford
Bike thefts surge as bicycle boom drives crime wave
A New York Times survey finds bicycle thefts up over 35 percent this year in major cities as riding booms. Parents report repeated losses of bikes, with thieves refurbishing stolen cycles for resale. The Bicycle Institute of America notes 50 million bikes owned in 1972 and predicts 11.5 million more this year.
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Ken H. Hayes
Los Angeles
Leslie Rosen
University High School
The
New York Times
America
Association of
Dr Foley to Assume Staff Physician Role at Marion VA
Dr Foley will take on new duties as a Staff Physician at Marion VA Hospital, expanding clinical responsibilities and patient care leadership within the facility.
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Dr. Foley
Marion VA Hospital
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