Court rules unions not liable for wildcat strikes
The Supreme Court unanimously held parent labor unions not liable for unauthorised wildcat strikes at Carbon Fuel Co. mines. The decision upheld a lower court ruling and nullified damages totaling over 1.2 million dollars against the United Mine Workers, District 17, and locals 6572 7626 and 2236.
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Jackson County Democrats draw ballot order for state’s attorney race
Filing opened across Southern Illinois with four Jackson County Democrats lining up to file for state’s attorney. A lottery determined order on the ballot with Gubce Strong first, followed by William Schwartz, John Clemons, and Rex Burke. Republicans filed Michael P. Kimmel for state’s attorney.
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Bob Harrell
Gubce Strong
Michael P. Kimmel
Carbondale
Gregory R. Meredith
Don Ragsdale
Murphysboro
Joseph A. Bastien
Ben Dunn
Joan Holcomb
Jack Cooper
Gene Dybvig
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Radio and Television Department
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James R. Wilson
Ed S. Finnegan
Marion
Steve Land
Wilson
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Carterville
William J. Mattingly
Energy
Joe Gulley
Perry County
Robert Phipps
du Quoin
William O. Stanhouse Jr
Democratic Central Committee
Stanhouse
John Barber
Franklin County
Jerry Gass
Pershing
West Frankfort
Charles Seagle
Terry Hopkins
Sam Tanner
Charles Williams
Benton
U S hunger aid urged as panel calls for tripling resources
The Presidential Commission on World Hunger reports the United States is stingy in fighting global hunger. It urges tripling government aid, excluding military aid, and funding over multiple years to reach a UN goal of 0.7 percent of GNP. The interim panel chaired by Sol M. Linowitz urges a Cabinet post for an international development agency chief to ensure long term commitment.
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London
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Khomeini
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Abolhassan Bani- Sadr
Weather outlook with clouds and showers
The National Weather Service expects considerable cloudiness tonight with temperatures in the mid forty's. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers late. Tuesday's high will reach the 50s or lower 60s and a 30 percent chance of precipitation is forecast.
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Turks seize Tabriz radio station in five day rebellion
Ethnic Turkish rebels in Tabriz clash with Iran's forces after capturing the radio station and governor's mansion. Despite heavy fighting, Khomeini supporters retook the station later, while the Turks again controlled key sites. U.S. hostages in Tehran unchanged as diplomacy continues.
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Tabriz
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Tehran
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Kurt Waldheim
Sri Lanka
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International Court of Justice
Hague
Mahdavi Kani
Ezzatollah Sahabi
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