Soviet Reply Studied In Reagan Poland Warning
Brezhnev sent a letter to Reagan in response to his warning on Poland. The White House confirmed receipt and said the letter was being studied. Officials noted Jaruzelski’s Christmas Eve speech as moderate but offered no direct reply to Reagan’s sanctions threat.
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Poland
Associated Press
New York Times
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Washington
White House
Brezhnev
Kim Hoggard
Ciech Jaruzelski
Warsaw
Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Communist Party
Viktor G. Kulikov
Warsaw Pact
State Department
Cox News Service
Europe
A thinner New Year resolution tips from county adviser
A county home extension adviser offers practical tips to help people lose weight and keep it off this year. The article notes many fail to maintain resolutions and provides guidance on sustainable changes.
Southern Illinois Year in Review Weighs 1981 by Sectors
The Southern Illinoisan looks back at 1981 highlighting local business, social services and industries. It assesses the year's challenges and successes across the region, detailing how firms and services fared amid changing conditions.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinoisan
Opera on Wheels at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
The Marjorie Lawrence Opera Theater at SIU Carbondale has toured area schools with operas and workshops this year. Other productions, like those at Mitchell Museum in Mount Vernon, also toured, though performers often must improvise dressing in cramped bathrooms rather than proper backstage rooms.
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Marjorie Lawrence
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Mitchell Museum
Mount Vernon
Father's death leaves son to dispute war crime case
Chicago AP reports Albert Deutscher died after prosecutors filed suit to strip him of U.S. citizenship for Nazi atrocities near Worms in Soviet Ukraine. His son Alfred recalls a caring father who would not have acted as charged, while prosecutors say evidence shows involvement in killings of hundreds of Jews.
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Chicago
Albert Deutscher
Alfred
Deutscher
U.S
Worms
Soviet Ukraine
Ganization
Allan Ryan
U.S. Office of Special Investigations
Odometer fraud costs billions in used-car sales
US investigators say buyers lose about 2.8 billion annually to odometer tampering by dealers and criminal rings. Illinois reports doubled complaints as nationwide probes note many cars on lots may have false readings. Federal and state efforts struggle against interstate fraud and weak penalties.
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Chicago
United States
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
Richard Morse
National Traffic Safety Administration
Morse
Justice Department
Southern Illinoisan publication offices and rates notice
Public notice paragraph lists publication offices in Carbondale Herrin and Marion. Includes subscription rates by carrier motor route and mail for 18 county area, with mailing address and contact numbers for offices and classifieds. Also notes postmaster mailing address.
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Southern Ilinoisan
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
N. 16Th
Herrin
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Snow and rain raise U S holiday traffic death toll
Hazardous driving across much of the northern United States pushes the three day holiday toll higher. The National Safety Council estimates 450 to 550 may die in traffic accidents over the weekend, with prior periods and past Christmas figures cited for context.
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Associated Press
United States
National Safety Council
Missing boy's father sought as search ends
FitchburgMass AP Volunteers halted a six day search for 8 year old Patrick Martin with Civil Defense personnel and police scouring the area and Nashua River to locate the boy and interview his father Richard Martin who is separated from his wife and has warrants on other matters.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Civil Defense
Patrick Martin
Nashua
Mark Kimmel
Fitchburg Civil Defense
Patrick
Linda
Jack Murray
Richard Martin
Murray
Martin
Airman rescued at sea after F4E Phantom crash off Cape Fear
1st Lt. Thomas W. Tiller, 26, spent six days in a life raft without food or water after a Cape Fear crash. He was rescued by a shrimp boat near Charleston and reunited with relatives at Seymour Johnson. Lt. Michael A. Mattson remains missing as search resumed after Tiller's rescue.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Air Force
Thomas W. Tiller
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Buddy
Tiller
Charleston
S.C
Michael A. Mattson
Cape Fear
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