Israel scraps U S defense pact over Golan feud
Prime Minister Begin, furious at U S reaction to Israels annexation of the Golan Heights, scraps the new strategic pact and says Israel can live without it. He rebukes U S pressure as punishment and questions being a vassal state, a view later echoed by his cabinet as Washington suspends talks on the agreement and delays weapon sales.
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Freezing Weather Hits Florida and West Coast Storm
Arctic air swept the South killing four people in Florida and California. record lows and wind chills hit Tallahassee and Miami as storms lashed the region. In Florida a panhandle family died in a trailer fire likely from smoke.
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Oriole Beach
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Egypt keeps ties steady despite Golan rift with Israel
Egyptian President Mubarak condemns Israel’s Golan Heights annexation but avoids action that could delay Sinai withdrawal. Western diplomats expect limited impact on Egypt Israel ties as Cairo separates Camp David from the peace treaty. Foreign Minister Aly calls the move a UN violation while Mubarak remains politically unscathed at home.
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Southern Illinoisan Publishing and Classified Rates
Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin and Marion with delivery rates for Sundays through Fridays and mail options across Illinois and the 18 county area. Postage paid at Carbondale and Herrin offices with classified ad numbers and post office box for address changes.
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N. Illinois
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Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Lil
Winter arrives with freezing rain across Illinois
Freezing rain puckered central and southern Illinois roads and forced rural school closures on the first day of winter. Snow blanketed the Chicago area and a second snow blast hit the north, with 12 inches in some spots and congestion on public transit. Slippery highways slowed Joliet traffic, Highland Park saw a five car crash with no injuries, and Marion County icy roads closed courts and schools in Clinton County.
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Joliet
Highland Park
Springfield
Marion County
Clinton County
Woman dies foiling heater fire in New Bern home
Craven County authorities say a woman died trying to pull her stepfather from a burning New Bern residence after an electric heater sparked the blaze. The stepfather died of a heart attack before the fire. the wife was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Nearby off northern California, 76 year old Charles Dillard of Santa Cruz perished when waves threw a boat, two others survived.
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Craven County
California
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Santa Cruz
Grain blast injures 13 at Lauhoff Grain Co facility
An explosion ripped through Lauhoff Grain Co near downtown Danville injuring 13 workers. The blast tore siding from the grain storage and drying facility and shattered windows in nearby stores. Six victims were taken to Lakeview Medical Center while seven went to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. no serious injuries reported.
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Hall of Famer Enright Dies at 71
Hall of Famer Jim Enright, longtime Chicago sportswriter and college basketball referee, died Sunday night at age 71. Inducted to the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 1978, he spent 36 years as a Chicago sportswriter retiring in 1974 and covered the National League’s Chicago team for 21 years beginning in 1953 for the Chicago American, later Chicago Today.
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Marion robbery suspect held
An 18 year old suspect is in Williamson County Jail after allegedly robbing Huck's Convenience Food Store in Marion at 2 40 a m. A male suspect wearing a stocking mask demanded cash and food stamps, fled with a shotgun. A Marion teen was arrested 30 minutes later at Marion Truck Plaza. funds recovered.
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