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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1980

Page

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Census bureau trims Carbondale vacancy rate to 3 4 percent

After months of talks with the Census Bureau, Carbondale officials say the vacancy rate has been lowered to 3 to 4 percent from earlier figures. A recount moved about 200 units to occupied and 100 to unclassified, reducing the rate from 7.8 and then 6.9 percent.

Census Bureau Carbondale Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan U.s.census Bureau James Johnson Chicago Johnson Donald Monty Monty Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Eral Washington, D.C Vienna U.S. Census Bureau Tom Turner Turner

Clergy and Secular Factions Clash in Iran Power Struggle

In Iran a power struggle pits secular, Western-leaning leaders around President Bani Sadr against clergy-backed Prime Minister Rajai. Pro and anti clerical protests flare as Ayatollah Khomeini seeks unity amid war strains. Clergy influence grows through parliament and government oversight, while both leaders claim authority gaps hinder policy. The hostage negotiations with the United States also reflect the state’s political paralysis.

Nicolas B. Tatra Beirut Lebanon Iran Abolhassan Bani Sadr Mohammad Ali Rajai Iraq Khomeini Bani Sadr Sadegh Ghotbzadeh Ghotbzadeh Mashhad Isfahan Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri Tabriz Shiraz Qom

Study links chlorinated water to cancer

The AP reports that the President's Council on Environmental Quality released a study linking chlorinated drinking water to higher death rates from rectal and colon cancers and bladder cancer in Illinois Louisiana New York North Carolina and Wisconsin. EPA officials say benefits outweigh risks while noting the study did not control for smoking or diet.

Washington America President’s Council On Environmental Quality Environmental Protection Agency Joseph Cotravo EPA National Academy of Sciences Illinois Louisiana New York North Carolina Wisconsin

Sheriff testifies in own defense in Jackson County trial

Sheriff Don White acknowledged taking jail food but said he did nothing wrong. The court granted directed verdicts on a felony theft and part of an official misconduct charge over 1060 gallons of gas used in his car. The defense argued meals were shared by deputies and courthouse staff, and White described special-ordered food for holiday events.

H.B. Koplowitz Ann Schottman Knol Jackson County Don White White Loren Lewis Sheriff's Department Grand Schwartz Jackson County Board Waite Willie Mason James Kerley Mason Jennie Crawshaw Murphysboro Ronald Manwaring Lewis

Weather Outlook Shows Cold, Partly Cloudy Conditions

The National Weather Service predicts partly cloudy and cold conditions tonight with a low in the upper 20s to low 30s. Friday brings partly sunny and colder weather with a high in the mid 30s. The Illinois forecast calls for fair and cold Saturday through Monday with highs in the 20s to low 30s and overnight lows from the single digits to the 20s.

National Weather Service Illinois

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