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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1979

Page

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Weather outlook predicts warm, scattered storms this weekend

The National Weather Service forecasts tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, low 60s to 70s range. Friday remains mostly sunny, very warm and humid with highs around the low 90s. Saturday through Monday stay hot and mostly sunny with occasional thundery showers, highs in the 80s to low 90s and nightly 60s to 70s.

The National Weather Service

Southern Illinois lawmakers back revised transportation package

Area legislators from the 58th and 59th districts voiced support for a revised statewide transportation package that shifts more costs to Cook and collar counties while increasing road funding for Southern Illinois. The plan eliminates a gas tax hike, retains a 1 percent Cook County sales tax increase, and adds 0.25 percent for collar counties plus rider fee hikes.

Tony Stevens Southern Illinois General Assembly James Thompson Thompson-Byrne Benedict Garmissa Chicago Winchester Cook County Collar du Page, Lake, McHenry Will and Kane RTA Ken Buzbee Carbondale Illinois District 9 Department of Transportation Cook Bruce Richmond Murphysboro Richmond Buzbee Senate Ralph Dunn R-Du Quoin Springfield Dunn

Soviet Sunflower Tour Heads to Kraskodar for Breeding Studies

Sunflowers for Russia team led by Botchkarev Nikolai and Lukynenko toured Southern Illinois with USDA oversight. They collected wild sunflower heads for experimental breeding in Kraskodar, Russia, under the Department of Agriculture. SIU Carbondale botanist Bert H. Muhlenbrock guided the group to ten local sunflower species.

Botchkarev Nikolai Lukynenko Illinois Kraskodar Russia Depo Agric USDA Robert Gunn Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Bert H. Muhlenbrock

Orient chief and patrolman suspended for three days

Franklin County village of Orient with about 500 residents will be left without police protection tonight as Police Chief Gordon Richards and Officer William McKinney serve three day suspensions for using the patrol car to take teens to a skating rink in Benton. Trustee James McCann pushed for stricter rules, while some residents defend the chief’s handling amid a long running dispute over department operations.

Cathy Saxenmeyer Southern James McCann McCann Mount Vernon Carbondale City Hall Richards State Department of Law Enforcement van Cannan Allois Swaezie Menard Orient

Labor Day travel outlook with gas, police and heat

Southern Illinoisans plan Labor Day getaways amid more gasoline availability and hotter humidity. Auto Club reports 39 percent of Illinois Missouri and Kansas stations open Sunday, 33 percent closed Monday. Gas prices rise from 1978 and Memorial Day levels. State police will saturate interstates under Operation Care, focusing on safety 6 p.m. Friday to noon Saturday with heavy Monday traffic anticipated. Bridges on I 24 and two-lane routes under construction. Amtrak Panama Limited seats still available from Carbondale to Chicago. Weekend forecast predicts hot 90s days, 70s nights with possible rain tonight and Friday.

Tom Woolf Auto Club of Missouri Illinois Kansas Auto Club Dale Masser Illinois State Police District 13 du Quoin Masser Metropolis Paducah Ohio River Cairo Kentucky Brookport Amtrak Carbondale Chicago

Iran may resell U S fueled oil at higher price

Hassan Nazih of the National Iranian Oil Co said Tehran does not need the U S refined diesel and kerosene shipment approved by the Carter administration and may resell it on the international market at a higher price. He spoke in a Tehran radio broadcast last week amid U S assurances the sale was humanitarian and for domestic needs.

Washington Star Washington Iran National Oil Company Hassan Nazih National Iranian Oil Co Tehran Nazih State Department Carter Commerce Department U.S Department of Energy Commerce Energy Department Amerada Hess Corp Virgin Islands Mississippi

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