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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1981

Page

7

Court to rule on legality of local handgun ban

A federal judge in Morton Grove Illinois expects a ruling this week on whether a village may ban sale and possession of handguns The June 8 vote by the village board set a nationwide precedent amplified by lawsuits from residents and gun groups As the case unfolds both sides vow appeals to the Supreme Court shaping a long legal battle over Second Amendment applicability to states and localities

Chicago U.S. Supreme Court U.S Illinois Eugene Wedoff NRA Richard Gardiner Congress Morton Grove Jeff LaGioia Richard Flickinger ABC Joan Deckert

100th Birthday Sermon Then Gymnastics for Rev Harper

Belleville AP reports Rev. Thomas E. Harper celebrated his 100th birthday with a sermon at St. Matthew United Methodist Church. The veteran minister, who retired in 1951, has served in temporary capacities for 30 years and remains active with calisthenics each day. He is the oldest living graduate of McKendree College and holds honorary divinity degrees from McKendree and Golden State University.

Belleville Thomas E. Harper Harper St. Matthew United Norris City Ill McKendree College Lebanon McKendree Golden State University Pasadena Calif Kenneth

Chicagoans Protest Martial Law in Poland

Chicago demonstrators march to the Polish Consulate to oppose martial law in Poland and mourn victims. About 50,000 in attendance amid burning Soviet flags and a coffin draped in Polish colors. five Boy Scouts led the protest, and hunger-striking Polish-Americans ended their fast after three days.

Chicago Poland James O’grady Leonid Brezhnev Brezhnev

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