OPEC to lower some oil prices amid Libya request
OPEC ministers view cuts of 50 cents to 1 dollar per barrel for most crudes except the benchmark Saudi type, with final pricing details to come after an OPEC meeting. Libya pressed for joint action to blacklist U.S. firms, while officials said no embargo was requested and coordinated action against U.S. companies is unlikely.
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Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emir
OPEC
Libya
Oint
U.S
United States
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Yamani
West
Humberto Calderon-Berti
Opec Foreign Affairs Committee
Adeb-Salam Al-Zagaar
Al-Zagaar
Washington
Reagan
Chicago Paris may host World Fairs in 1992 plan
Chicago World’s Fair 1992 Corp. president Thomas Ayers said the Bureau of International Expositions may approve holding fairs in both Chicago and Paris to mark Columbus 500th anniversary in Chicago and French Revolution 200th anniversary in Paris. An inspection team will visit Chicago in late March or early April to gauge public support and financing. The team will include reps from the Soviet Union Great Britain and Finland.
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Chicago
Paris
Bureau of International Expositions
Thomas Ayers
America
Ayers
Expositions Bureau
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Finland
Sakharov relative granted visit and passport
An drei Sakharov’s daughter-in-law was told she would receive a Soviet passport on Monday to visit her father-in-law in Gorky and then possibly travel to the United States. U S diplomats spoke with Liza Alexeyeva about emigration formalities as Western pressure grows over the hunger strike of Sakharov and his wife.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
United States
Gorky
U.S
Liza Alexeyeva
Miss Alexeyeva
Volga
Sakharov
OVSR
Miss. Alexeyeva
Yelena Bonner
Soviet Union
KGB
Secret Police
Pathfinders Life Crises Guide Profiles Gail Sheehy
This profile surveys Gail Sheehy and her evolution from Passages to Pathfinders, tracking how she maps predictable adult crises and seeks methods to negotiate them, outlining her concerns and approach to life transitions.
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Gail Sheehy
America
Pathfinders
Jackson County Network aids community with crisis line
The Jackson County Network operates a 24-hour crisis intervention telephone service in Southern Illinois. For six years volunteers have staffed the phones, guiding callers to appropriate agencies and handling life threatening situations. New director Dave Lawson recalls the Network’s role and the community’s involvement.
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Jackson County
Illinois
E Community
Dave Lawson
Employment Agencies In Southern Illinois Shape Local Job Market
Private employment agencies in Southern Illinois serve job seekers and employers, offering matching services, screening, and placement. The piece examines how these firms operate, what they charge, and how they influence local hiring dynamics.
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Illinois
Southern Illinoisan postal and office details
Newspaper page provides publication offices in Carbondale and Herrin with rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions, including carrier and motor route prices. Also lists office phone numbers, classified ad lines, postmaster address, and circulation scope across Illinois.
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Southern
Inoisan
Illinois
Carbondale
Herrin
Hilinois
Atpendaie
Marion
Southern Illinoisan
Ill
Referee attacked after ejection at rural school game
Centralia police say Tillie Donoho of a rural area tackled grade school referee Ray Albert 21 after he ejected the Donoho’s son for his eighth grader. Albert was knocked unconscious and treated for a shoulder injury at a Centralia hospital. Donoho faces battery charges and bond was posted.
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Centralia
Re Son
Ray Albert
Odin
Marion County
Brad Wolenhaupt
Albert
Raccoon School
Tillie Donoho
Donoho
Virginian held on area charges in Pinckneyville burglary
Shawn M. Lenehan, 17, of Arlington Virginia, was arrested in Arlington on a Perry County warrant charging six counts of burglary. He faces charges for four car burglaries and a fifth theft at First Christian Church parking lot on Dec 2 and the Wanda's Restaurant burglary in Pinckneyville. Two other Virginians have been charged with six counts, and teen siblings James and Donald Williams face related charges. James Williams pled guilty to one burglary count. Donald Williams is charged with conspiracy to commit burglary.
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Virginia
Pinckneyville
Arlington
Perry County
Shawn M. Lenehan
Lenehan
First Christian Church
Wanda’s
James
Donald Williams
James Williams
Donald
Vienna High protests lunch audit over $4800 owed
Vienna High School Superintendent Lawrence Kinkade condemns an audit by the state Food and Nutrition Program claiming $4,800 is owed after alleged record deficiencies in free lunch tracking. He says staff fed all eligible students and questions the audit procedure. The board approved the 1983 tax levy and roof assessment, plus music program updates and a join in a state district organization for input on aid formulas.
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Bonnie Marx
Vienna High School
Lawrence Kinkade
Kinkade
Conservancy District Grants 8 Percent Pay Rise
Conservancy employees receive an 8 percent wage increase for nine staff effective Jan. 1. The board approved a $9,513 bid from Southern Ford Inc. for a new district vehicle a boat ramp project at Paul Ice area was recommended by the Illinois Department of Conservation. Concessionaire fee increases were denied pending justification and plans for use of funds.
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Kinkaid-Reed’s Creek Conservancy District Board
Robert Chapman
Southern Ford Inc
Murphysboro
Partment of Conservation
Paul
Mudline Road
Chapman
Carterville Board Approves 956650 Tax Levy
The Carterville Unit 5 board of education approved a 956,650 tax levy at a Thursday meeting after a public hearing. Education receives 695,000. operations 130,500. transportation 41,750. municipal retirement 60,000. fire prevention and energy 29,400. tort immunity 12,000. A secondary education program with John A Logan College will offer adults 16 and older a path to a high school diploma.
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Bonnie Marx
Southern Illinoisan
Carterville Unit 5 Board of Education
Robert Mees
John A. Logan College
Carterville High School
Mees
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Family Weekly
Jackson County Network
Area News
Vienna
Kin- Kade
Fischer and Stein Architects
Mike Rzineking
State of Illinois High School District Organization
Conservancy
Carterville Board
Oks
Cambria Park
Cambria
John A. Logan
Robbins, Lifton, Nicholas, Schwartz and Taylor Ltd
Carterville
Pennsylvania Avenue
University Mall
North Park Avenue
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