High court upholds school prayer ban in high schools
The Supreme Court refused to alter rulings prohibiting student prayer meetings in public high schools during non class hours. The decision leaves Guilderland High School near Albany, New York, under an existing ban while noting a Missouri case may influence views on university access to campus facilities for worship.
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Illinois GOP remap case still alive in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court kept Illinois Republicans' appeal of the Democratic drawn map technically alive with reservations on timing for 1982 elections. Justice Marshall dissented. Democrats must file briefs by Dec 31, and the court may move to delay nominating petition deadlines. The case concerns districts that could reduce Illinois' 24 House seats by two, with battles anticipated in the 4th and 10th districts.
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Israel to apply law to Golan Heights moves toward annexation
Israeli government announces plan to extend Israeli law to the Golan Heights, effectively annexing the territory seized in the 1967 conflict. The decision expected to be sent to Parliament by Prime Minister Menachem Begin later today according to Israel Radio.
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No-show riders dilute air travel
The airline industry seeks a plan to curb no shows after post strike trip restrictions and holiday overbooking. Airlines test penalties and discounts, with New York Air and Air Florida already charging $20 for no shows and offering 20 percent nonrefundable ticket discounts. Executives cite space planning to fit passengers and reduce wasted seats, while overbooking risks compensating bumped passengers.
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Army messengers test civilian cycles at Fort Lewis
New York Times reports Fort Lewis Washington unit tests 18 Honda motorcycles off the shelf as part of the Army test bed program to evaluate civilian market items without full R and D. Set Russell Blake, an Army Signal Corps messenger, operates a 250 cc model calling the job fun beyond walking. Maj Jim Mellon notes bikes offer air transportable, lighter, cheaper operations than jeeps though limited in snow and ice. Airborne rangers at Fort Hood also test similar bikes for reconnaissance. No major issues found yet.
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Southern Illinoisan publication and contact details
Publication offices listed in Carbondale and Herrin with distribution areas, subscription rates, and classified ad numbers. Notices include post address Box 2108 Carbondale IL 62901 and offices in Carbondale Herrin Marion.
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Carpendale
Nationwide weather outlook with mixed precipitation forecast
The Associated Press reports showers and thundershowers across Louisiana to Texas and rain from Alabama to Mississippi. A cold front brings light snow to southern Minnesota and parts of Iowa, with another front affecting the Pacific Northwest. Station readings show wide variety from Fargo minus to Fort Lauderdale plus 71, with temperatures and sky conditions listed for major cities.
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Motorist knocks down Benton meters on East Main Street
Police said a motorist struck and knocked meters and poles across the street into a vacant lot on East Main Street in Benton Saturday night. The incident left the area with damaged public utility equipment and halted traffic briefly.
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