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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1969

Page

9

Area Weather Snapshot for Friday and Saturday

Friday high 39 and overnight 27 with low 23. Saturday morning 42 at 10 am. No precipitation from Friday 7 am to Saturday 7 am. Sunset today 4 38, sunrise Monday 7 13, sunset Monday 4 23 6.

Snow expected in Midwest and Great Lakes region

The latest forecast calls for snow in the Midwest and Great Lakes while the Pacific Northwest sees rain. Hil ice colder in the Plains area and milder in the Mississippi Valley region according to AP Wirephota.

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Harris fires back at Agnew over Senate attacks

Senator Fred R. Harris condemned Vice President Spiro Agnew for shouting and name calling aimed at Senate Democrats. He tied Agnew's remarks to the Nixon administration’s inflation and high interest rates while urging a calmer tone amid tax reform debates. Harris cited Agnew’s Hot Springs speech to governors criticizing the Democratic Senate’s handling of the tax reform bill.

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Nixon Returns to Capital from Camp David for Budget Work

President Nixon flies from Camp David to the White House to resume work on the upcoming federal budget. He was joined by longtime friend Bebe Rebozo, and Christmas decorating was underway at the White House with a 19 foot fir and festive wreaths. The day opens with religious services and a Handel Messiah performance by the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Choir. Bob Hope and entertainers prepare for a troop visit to Vietnam. Gov Rhodes condemns the University of Akron sit in as National Guard readiness is declared. guardsmen not deployed.

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Meat Company Sues Motel Operator in Missouri Case

The Will Doctor Meat Co. sues Ralph Gray owner of the Ramada Inn of Marion for 2808 dollars claiming Gray refused payment for meat delivered to the motel.

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Union County GOP files for county primary interest

Union County Republicans filed for the county primary through County Clerk Fred Blaylock as of Thursday. Roy G. Dillon aged 52 from Anna seeks sheriff, former holder of the post. Ray McIntire runs for county commissioner. Glenn Mattheis seeks county clerk, Carroll Ridge for county treasurer. Seven Democrats filed earlier this week, including three for sheriff.

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