Fewer than half of DUI arrestees lose licenses in 1980
Ed Bean reports on DUI arrests in Southern Illinois during 1980 where three identified individuals Roy F Robert N and John T illustrate plea bargain outcomes. Only 37 percent were convicted and lost driving privileges. many cases ended in reduced charges court supervision or dismissal. Roy F faced supervision and potential removal of the record. Robert N and John T received fines and license losses or reductions.
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Ed Bean
Roy F
Robert N
John T
Illinois
Perry
Randolph
Noth
Benton
Franklin County
Tamms
Union County
du Quoin
Secretary of State
Carter injured in ski fall at Camp David
President Carter fractured his left clavicle in a Camp David cross country ski fall. He was flown to Bethesda Naval Hospital for X rays and placed in a figure eight harness for six to eight weeks. He plans to attend the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans next week, weather permitting.
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Washington
Carter
Camp David
White House
Rex Granum
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Granum
William Lukash
New Orleans
Bethesda
Rosalynn
Bart Sleemnes
Bethesda Orthopedics Department
Lukash
John Kline
Secret Service
Naval Academy
Weather Outlook: Sunny, Warmer With Mixed Clouds
The National Weather Service reports today will be sunny and warmer with highs in the low to mid 40s. Tonight will be cloudy with a mid 20s low. Monday expects sun and mild conditions with highs in the low 40s. Through Thursday, fair Tuesday followed by a chance of snow Wednesday and Thursday, with highs in the 30s and lows in the teens to low 20s.
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National Weather Service
Births and Notices Highlight Page Five Events
Page five highlights births and social notices amid a calendar of classifieds and editorials. Readers see briefs on local births, bridge calendar items, commentary, and ongoing public notices alongside sports and weather snippets.
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Ann Landers
Living Political Scene
Mainstreaming Brad Elkins Shows Learning in Regular Class
In New Simpson Hill School Brad Elkins a six year old with multiple handicaps decorates a paper Christmas tree in Mrs Evans kindergarten class His tree has rectangular ornaments and reflects progress from limited crayon use to engaging with peers He is ahead in reading and can write his name He attends regular classes with few extra supports while his mother cites the broader goal of moving from special to equal education.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Rosemary Evans
New Simpson Hill School
Brad Elkins
Brad
Karnak
Joy Newbold
Spe
Cial
New Simpson Hill
Buncombe
Handicapped Education Writer Profiles DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan reporter Dave DeWitte reflects on the humanity of handicapped people and the educators who work with them in a two month series drawn from 14 interviews with university professors and a grade school janitor. He covers education and county government from the Marion office.
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Southern Illinoisan
Dave DeWitte
DeWitte
I Ilinoisan
Marion
University of Iowa
The
Muscatine
Iowa
Journal
Mount Vernon
Sun-Hawkeye-Record- Herald
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Jim Turner
ED Greer
Bert Jeralds
Chris McCabe
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