Carter to unveil mandatory energy conservation plan
Washington officials plan to disclose a program requiring states to conserve energy and a standby gasoline rationing proposal. The measures stem from the Emergency Energy Conservation Act signed by President Carter and aim to avert next year’s potential supply shortages.
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Carter
Ford Administration
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CIA
White House
Senate ok of death penalty and revised criminal code
The Washington Star Service reports the Senate approved a revised criminal code and, in a separate vote, passed a death penalty bill for treason kidnapping espionage and premeditated murder on federal property. The package includes marijuana penalties and outlines for hearings, with debate tied to Supreme Court decisions and past drafts since 1971.
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Washington Star Service
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Kennedy
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
House Judiciary Committee
Connally backs Carter in Iran crisis
John Connally, on a two day Illinois campaign swing, voiced support for President Carter over the Iran crisis and rejected Ronald Reagan's idea to grant the exiled shah permanent asylum. He warned a kangaroo court for hostages would breach international law and urged unity against Iran. Connally urged diplomatic isolation if a hostage is harmed and criticized Carter defense spending.
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U.S
Iran
Connally
California
Ronald Reagan
Peoria
Southern Illinoisan Contact and Circulation Information
The Southern Illinoisan lists offices in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro with mailing addresses and phone numbers for circulation and classifieds. Rates are shown for out of state subscribers and various delivery options, including motor route and mail. Box 2108 Carbondale IL 62901 is the address for changes.
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Carbondale
Ill
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Murphysboro
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Thern Illinoisan
Carbondale Freeesti
Pom and Muron
Eaest
New Ilinois
Office of
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Mondale to visit Springfield on campaign swing
Vice President Walter Mondale will tour Illinois on Thursday in place of Carter after Iran events. He will land at Capital Airport and meet farmers at a Loomis area farm, speak at a Sangamon County Democratic luncheon, and meet central Illinois newspaper editors before moving on. The visit underscores Illinois as a pivotal 1980 nomination and general election battleground amid Carter Kennedy endorsements split.
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Walter F. Mondale
Illinois
Carter
Iran
White House
Mondale
Loomi
Sangamon County
Democratic Party
Central Illinois
Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Jane Byrne
Kennedy
Baker shifts to Illinois and eight states in bid for GOP
Sen. Howard Baker will devote all Senate time to campaigning in eight states and Puerto Rico, including Illinois, Iowa, Arkansas, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut and Wisconsin, plus Rhode Island. He aims to boost his Republican presidential bid while leadership duties pass to Sen. Ted Stevens.
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Howard Baker
Illinois
Baker
Senate
Midwest
Tennessee
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Bernie Windom
Bush supporters to organize in Marion under new group
State Rep Ralph Dunn announced a formal group to back George Bush for president to be formed in Marion. The session targets Southeastern Illinois 59th District with an invitational dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Red Lion Inn. Melissa H Chamberlain of St Louis will direct the Southern Illinois effort coordinated through the 24th Congressional District.
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Dunn
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Southern Illinois
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Melissa H. Chamberlain
St. Louis
Arab oil ministers clash over price rise at OPEC talks
Arab oil ministers led by Libya and chaired by Mabrouk gathered in Kuwait to decide how much to raise OPEC oil prices beyond the $23.50 ceiling. They favored a modest increase and price unification while debating the final amount before the Caracas conference. They also opposed Iran moving away from the dollar as payment vehicle.
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New York Times
Kuwait
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Kavedin al. Mabrouk
Libya
OPEC
Geneva
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Iran
Caracas
Boy Hit by Car in Chester Slated for Recovery
An eight year old Ellis Grove boy, Todd Brewer, is recovering in St. Louis after suffering a fractured skull and fractured left leg when struck by a car near Chester Community Grade School on Tuesday afternoon. Todd was treated at Memorial Hospital Chester then transferred to Mercy in St Louis. Police say Orrin Koeneman 74 of Chester was driving south on Opdyke Street when the boy ran into the street and Koeneman swerved to avoid him.
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Children’s Hospital
Louis
Chester
Todd Brewer
Route 1
Memorial Hospital
St. Louis
Brewer
Orrin Koeneman
Opdyke Street
Harold Howie
Howie
Keeneman
Brewer Wance
Koeneman
Carbondale Man Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Possession
Buford Lewis, 31, of Carbondale, pleaded guilty in Jackson County circuit court to a reduced marijuana possession charge. Two theft by possession counts were dropped. He survived an execution style shooting Nov 1 1975 in a northeast Carbondale mobile home where three others were killed. Police found several pounds of marijuana and a stolen stereo set at his residence. Sentencing set for Dec 28 by Judge Richard E. Richman.
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Carbondale
Jackson County
Lewis
Washington St
Gube Strong
Anthony Jones
Strong
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