Derge Recommended for Presidency of SIU Carbondale
Indiana University executive vice president David Derge 44 has accepted an offer to become president of Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He is slated to start February 1 pending formal board approval, with the Selection Committee's recommendation described as likely to be approved without a hitch.
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Indiana University
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
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Board of Trustees
Bloomington
Indiana University System
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Sutton
John Ryas
SIU
SIU Carbondale
Terre Haute
Ind
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Willis E. Malone
Robert Glayer
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Edwardsville
Layer
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Delyte W. Morris
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Northwestern
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Marion voters approve Memorial Hospital bond for expansion
Marion residents approved a 595000 bond issue to fund a project costing over 1 million at Memorial Hospital. The plan adds up to 35 beds, a coronary care unit, expanded kitchen and lobby, with construction to begin around March and finish in about a year.
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Marion
Memorial Hospital
Nolan England
State Department of Public Health
England
Robert Butler
Testimony Opens Perry County Murder Trial over Brune Death
Prosecution begins case against John Allen Brown of Willisville in the Feb. 23 death of Ernest Brune a Cutler farmer. Witnesses describe finding the body and missing items including a .22 rifle and car keys. Jury selections proceed as court cautions jurors to avoid outside information. The case ties to related burglaries and a death by self-inflicted action.
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Pinckneyville
John Allen Brown
Willisville
Ernest Brune
Don Johnson
Hilda Beck
Brune
Murphysboro
Chain of Rocks Canal
Granite City
Perry
Brown
Virgil Young
Orval E. Young Jr
Orval Young Jr
Cutler
Five slain in Westfield home including three children
Westfield New Jersey police found five people dead from gunshot in a suburban home. An alarm was issued for John E List 46 an executive for a New York City firm and questioned in the case. The victims were List his wife children and mother."}
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New York City
List
John F. Moran
Westfield Police
Weather outlook with clouds and light rain likely
Tonight is cloudy and foggy with light rain or drizzle and low in the low 40s. Thursday brings more clouds and cooler conditions with occasional rain and highs in the mid 40s. Friday warms to partly sunny skies with lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s and highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s.
Amtrak May Cut Illinois to New York Chicago Route
Amtrak notified Gov. Ogilvie that the New York City to Chicago line via Cleveland may be discontinued next month for failure to reimburse state costs. The line averaged under 45 passengers per train and losses exceed 3 million annually, with five states lacking required reimbursements.
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New York
Roger Lewis
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Ohio
Indiana
Youth caucus begins moves across nation
National Youth Caucus organizers kicked off efforts to place young delegates at next summer's conventions. NYC executive director Duane Draper said 17 full time organizers will visit high schools colleges and union halls this week to start the process nationwide.
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Washington
New National Youth Caucus
Nyc
Duane Draper
Pay Board weighs tighter rules on wage deals
The Pay Board considers three proposals to tighten advance approval for wage increases above 5.5 percent yearly, with existing rules covering 5,000 workers and up. Other actions include U.S. Steel’s 3.6 percent steel price rise and measures to ease prenotification for normal price returns. Sen. Proxmire announces support for Rehnquist's Supreme Court confirmation.
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Cost of Living Council
U.S. Steel Corp
Price Commission
William Proxmire
Dwis
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Court reverses NLRB on bargaining for retired workers
Supreme Court rules 6 to 1 unions cannot compel management to bargain over retiree medical benefits. The decision upholds the Cincinnati federal appeals court ruling, reversing a 1969 NLRB position that such benefits fell under bargaining.
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Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
William O. Douglas
Allied Chemical Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Plate
NLRB
Labor Board
United Auto Workers
INLRB
UN General Assembly urges cease fire in India Pakistan conflict
The General Assembly calls for an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of forces behind borders and urges early political settlement for East Pakistan refugees. It passed 104 to 11 with 10 abstentions, but India and Pakistan reject compliance while the Security Council remains deadlocked.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
East Pakistan
U Thant
Air war flares up on border between Vietnam and Laos
American fighter bombers dodged missiles and exchanged fire with an antiaircraft battery while attacking a radar station in a border flareup. The U.S. Command cited three incidents Tuesday about 25, 80 and 90 miles north of the demilitarized zone with no reported damage to U.S. aircraft and unknown results of the attacks.
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North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnamese
India Pakistan clash reports claim mixed gains and setbacks
Associated Press reports India says Pakistani troops retreating in East Pakistan while admitting a defeat near Chhamb in Kashmir. New Delhi claims closeness to Dacca, 28 miles away, as Rawalpindi sources insist ground held. Jessore contested. no confirmation from battlefront. fighting continues on multiple fronts.
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Kashmir
New Delhi
Dacca
Rawalpindi
West Pakistan
Jessore
Srinagar
Calcutta
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Daudkandi
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