Coal strikes threaten industry say Sen Percy in Carbondale
Illinois Senator Charles H. Percy warned that regular coal strikes could jeopardize peak industry reliance on coal. He spoke at Southern Illinois University Carbondale during a conference tied to the UMW contract dispute and stressed potential economic and energy policy impacts.
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Henry deFiebre
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Carbondale
Percy
Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Carter
Bagge
Coal Trade Organization
Congress
Percy refers to Warren Brown as Warren Brandt at SIU-C event
Illinois Senator Charles H. Percy introduced Southern Illinois University Carbondale President Warren W Brandt and then labeled him President Warren Brown at a coal conference. Later at a press briefing Percy again called him President Brandt while Brown made no comment.
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Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Warren W. Brandt
Percy
Siu-C
Brandt
Warren Brown
President Brown
Illinois coal industry plans major mine expansion by 1985
Illinois producers forecast 31 million extra tons from seven surface and 13 deep mines by 1985. Carl E. Bagge of the National Coal Association touted bright prospects and urged reasonable regulation as surveys anticipate 594 million tons more coal and 241 new generating units with 400 million tons of coal by 1985.
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Carbondale
Illinois
America
National Coal Association
Carl E. Bagge
Bagge
Winter Chill Eases Slowly Across Southern Illinois
A warm front moves through Southern Illinois easing record lows from Friday. Temperatures rise to the low 30s as ice and treacherous highways persist north of the state. I-57 reopens between Effingham and Kankakee, while Carbondale postal routes face delays but air shipments stay on schedule.
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Merrill Perlman
Southern Illinois
Jim Stevens
Carbondale
Stevens
Midwest
Illinois
Effingham
Kankakee
U.S. Postal Service
Vance Seeks Middle East Peace Amid Cairo Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrives in Jerusalem after meetings with Anwar Sadat as Egypt and Israel prepare to open direct negotiations in Cairo. Vance plans to brief Begin and push for broader participation, while Sadat offers flexible talks and invites Palestinian and Arab neighbors.
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Jerusalem
Cyrus R. Vance
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Vance
Ben-Gurion
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Menahem Begin
United States
Cairo
Sadat
The
Nile
Geneva
Soviet Union
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Hafez Assad
Mideast
Palestine Liberation Organization
Husseini
Rabat
Califano threatens veto over college tuition tax credit in Social Security bill
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr says he would seriously consider urging President Carter to veto a Social Security refinancing bill if it includes Roths $250 tax credit for college tuition. He calls the provision a ransom for wealthy families and urges conferees to drop it to reach a package. Roth blames the administration for deadlocking the conference by denying the credit.
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Congress
Carter
Percy
Washington
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Treasury Department
Roth
House
Senate
White House
Camp David
Miners Dress Up for Steeleville Party Despite Strike
NORGE union workers approve a new contract averting a strike and allowing uninterrupted coal mine work. Other notes highlight Illinois figures like Sen. Kenneth Buzbee and Rep. Melvin Price, plus awards in Stockholm and a new University of Chicago president.
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Steeleville
Norge Union Workers
Glassman Cometh: auto glass firms offer repair service
A magazine notes last minute Christmas shopping ideas and highlights new book reviews then reports auto glass firms expanding services to meet windshield repair needs. It mentions a feature on the Glassman Cometh and related windshield replacement options.
Transition to work eased by SIU Career Center
Family Living notes the Career Awareness Group at Southern Illinois University Carbondale helps women move from home to work. The feature highlights tips and support for a smoother transition and career planning.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
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