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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1972

Page

10

Five weeks later more confusion in Vietnam war updates

The report traces shifting Hanoi positions from late Oct to early Nov as negotiations and air raids continue. Nixon and aides press Hanoi for a troop pledge while Saigon and US officials weigh terms, with high level talks and a Paris return in progress. Local officials prepare for civic inquiries.

North Vietnam Saigon Hanoi Nixon Reinger Alexander An Eespe Ce Oe Thieu Haig United States Paris Dmz U.S Washington Nguyen Phu Duc

Long Island commuters face rail strike disruptions

New York AP reports trainmen and conductors picketed causing limited traffic issues as Long Island commuters contend with the rail strike.

Long Island New York

Vietnamese general killed in Saigon as jets attack government site

A Vietnamese general was killed when a plane carrying a joint U.S.-Viet team crashed. In Saigon a terrorist bomb damaged a government office but caused no casualties. At Cat Lai near the capital a Navy compound bombing wounded one person.

Saigon Cat Lai

Romanian Delegate Demands Explicit Peace Pledge at Security Talks

Romanian delegate Force urged at Helsinki that the European security conference adopt an explicit document renouncing all use of force under any circumstance or pretext. The protest targeted West conflicts as a test case for universal disarmament principles.

Helsinki Romania

Trial turns to gravesite scene in Gonder case

The William Gonder trial for kidnap murder and sexual assault centers on where Dorothy eeene's body was found six days after her death. Prosecutors call witnesses to describe the condition of the corpse and the broken spade allegedly used to dig a shallow grave in western Indiana woods.

William Gonder Lawrenceville Dorothy Eeene Princeton Diana Woods

Firemen narrowly escape collapsing pier wall during San Francisco blaze

Firefighters escaped a collapsing wall as a pier fire raged for 75 minutes in San Francisco Thursday. Dense smoke stalled traffic on the Bay Bridge and Embarcadero Freeway, trapping motorists and raising concerns of smoke inhalation.

Oakland-San Fracisco Bay Bridge Embarcadero Freeway See Francisco Peninsula Origin

Attorney Seeks Budget Cuts For Investigator Position

DeMaris Berry reports the Southern Lisis board plans a fiscal year budget of 757685 with 33100 less than last year. Incoming state’s attorney Michael Grabowski supports reallocating funds to cover investigator salary and travel, easing sheriff’s department load.

Michael Grabowski Asus Omen Eer Ca Sbn Ip Ty Sen Sa Grabowski

Randolph County adopts 2.37 million budget with 10 percent cuts

Randolph County commissioners trimmed all county office requests by ten percent to set a 2,373,640 budget aimed at staying in the black. The plan abates courthouse bond taxes of 246,050, reducing individual costs. CPA Eugene J. Schorb noted 193,000 more checks were written than the previous year, but reserves kept finances in the black.

DeMaris Berry Southern Illinoisan Randolph County Board of i Eugene J. Schorb Columbia

Jackson County Jail Sees First Female Majority Inmates

Jackson County records show five inmates with three females and two males in the county jail, a historic first. Chief Woodrow Procunier notes today’s count is among the year's lowest as jail records reflect an average of 10 to 12 inmates. Vivian Franklin, 29, of Grand Tower, is held on a $50,000 bond for murder.

Tony Stevens Southern Illinoisan Jackson County Daily Log Woodrow Procunier Procunier Vivian Franklin Grand Tower

Massive Chicago traffic jam snarls Kennedy Edens during snow

An historic morning logjam paralyzes Chicago area highways as snow and freezing temps coat expressways. Drivers report hours long delays on the Kennedy and Edens with up to 300000 cars stalled inbound to downtown and O'Hare. Officials assess ongoing gridlock amid winter conditions.

Chicago O’hare International Airport

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