U S Korea ties strengthened by Chun Doo Hwan visit
President Reagan hosted South Korea's Chun Doo Hwan at the White House for a symbolic showing of repaired relations. Chun urged greater economic cooperation in New York, praised investment climate reforms, and sought UN recognition for both Koreas amid ongoing regional security ties.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Chun Doo Hwan
Chun
White House
Oval Office
Blair House
United States
Park Chung Hee
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
Carter
Kim Dae Jung
Andrews Air Force Base
New York
Alexander Haig
South Korea
Park
Coun
Re- Waldheim
Kim Il Sung
United Nations
North Korea
Korean Peninsula
Haig
Korea
Soon Ja
Border Cease Fire Sought as Andean Clash Ends
Peru and Ecuador call for a cease fire after five days of border skirmishing over the Condor range claiming each side has driven the other from posts. Both sent foreign ministers to Washington for an OAS emergency debate while observers note a long history of dispute and prior treaties.
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Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Jaime Roldos
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Paquisha
Mallaico
Deborah Beachum Funeral in McLeansboro at 1 p.m.
Deborah Dee Beachum 63 of McLeansboro died January 31 1981 in Evansville Ind. Funeral at Gholson Funeral Home McLeansboro at 1 p.m. Burial in Smith Cemetery. She was a Dale United Methodist Church member born December 20 1917 in Hamilton County. Survivors include son Gale Lee Beachum of Herrin two daughters Brenda Reed Judy Webb three brothers three sisters and five grandchildren.
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Gholson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Deborah “Dee” Beachum
Welborn Baptist Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Smith Cemetery
Beachum
The
Dale United Methodist Church
Hamilton County
John Wesley
Edith Mae Jennings Tucker
Paul Dewain Beachum
Gale Lee Beachum
Herrin
Brenda Reed
Judy Webb
Johnny
James
Oscar Tucker
Dale
Georgia Hunt
Norah Baker
Litchfield
Josephine Tucker
Chicago
Southern Illinoisan Publication Office Details and Rates
The notice lists multiple office addresses in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and Marion along with subscription and mailing rates in 18-county area. It names classified ad numbers and postmaster address changes to Box 2108 Carbondale IL 62901.
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Southern Illinoisan
USPS
Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
N. 16Th
Herrin
S. 12Th
Murphysboro
Southern Ilinoisan
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Obituary notices for Brown King and Shook in southern Illinois
Harvey N Brown 95 of Cutler died Feb 2 1981 at Jackson County Nursing Home Murphysboro born Sept 4 1885 in Cutler son of John and Jessie Sprage Brown married Agnes Hardy March 17 1909 in Pinckneyville she died 1966 survivors include four sons Paul Carl Wallace John A two daughters nine grandchildren 12 great grandchildren one sister Mable Hardy services 1:30 pm Wednesday at Reformed Presbyterian Church Cutler burial Cutler Cemetery friends may call 6 9 pm Tuesday and until 11 30 am Wednesday Wilson Funeral Home Steeleville Elmer I King 70 of Percy died Feb 1 1981 at Memorial Hospital Chester member Wesley United Methodist Church born near Marissa July 24 1910 parents Ross and Nina Jacoby King married Bernice Osborne Jan 22 1939 she survives other survivors Lois Eaton Ethel Dahlhoff two sisters preceded in death services 1 pm Tuesday Wesley United Methodist Church Percy burial Odd Fellows Cemetery Percy friends may call McDaniel Funeral Home Percy 3 9 pm today and 8 11 30 am Tuesday Jesse E Shook 91 of Sparta died Feb 1 1981 Sparta Community Hospital born Sept 5 1889 in Gorham to Isaac and Elizabeth Carr Shook married Esther Gass Dec 25 1919 she preceded him in death member First Missionary Baptist Church deacon United Mine Workers of America survivors Elmer Lee Dale Shook Marissa Nolan Duane Shook Freeburg three daughters Juanita Obermeier Florissant Missouri Maxine Giacomo Sparta Billie Morrison Ottawa Kansas 22 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren burial Wednesday Hill Funeral Home Tilden Cemetery call after 4 pm today
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Harvey N. Brown
Cutler
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Reformed Presbyterian Church
John
Jessie Sprage Brown
Agnes Hardy
Pinckneyville
Paul
du Quoin
Carl
Ava
Wallace Brown
Quiran Heights
Mich
John A
Willisville
Pauline Anderson
Marjorie Quillman
Mable Hardy
Wilson Funeral Home
Steeleville
Elmer I. King
Percy
Memorial Hospital
Chester
Wesley United Methodist Church
Marissa
Ross
Nina Jacoby King
Bernice Osborne
Perryville
Lois Eaton
Ethel Dahlhoff
Odd Fellows Cemetery
McDaniel Funeral Home
Jesse E. Shook
Sparta
Sparta Community Hospital
Gorham
Isaac and
Elizabeth Carr Shook
Esther Gass
First Missionary Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Elmer Lee Dale Shook
Nolan Duane Shook
Freeburg
Juanita Obermeier
Florissant
Maxine Giacomo
Billie Morrison
Ottawa
Kan
Returnees tire of celebrations and crowds in homecomings
AAP reports some freed hostages growing embarrassed by parades and publicity after Iran release. Marines like Johnny McKeel Jr and Robert Blucker recount crowds in Dallas and Little Rock, while Jimmy Lopez in Globe enjoys a hunting license and a 40,000 parade.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Johnny McKeel Jr
Baldh Springs
Texas
Iran
Jimmy Lopez
Phoenix
Ariz
Globe
State Capitol
Robert Blucker
Little Rock, Ark
North Little Rock
Hazel Albin
Former SIUC kicker signs with the Cleveland Browns
Les Petroff, a former SIUC placekicker from North Olmsted, Ohio, signed by the Cleveland Browns. If he earns a spot, the deal could extend beyond one year. Petroff last kicked for Salukis in 1979 after tryouts with the Browns and Rams. He made 17 of 34 field goal attempts at SIUC, with a 46 yard long against Illinois State in 1977.
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Les Petroff
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Nate Wallack
Petroff
Salukis
Los Angeles Rams
SIUC
North Olmstead
Ohio
Midwest farm land prices rise in 1980 fourth quarter
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports a 4.4 percent rise in Midwestern farm land values in Q4 1980 after a rebound in H2. Indiana led the gains at 6 percent, Illinois 3, Michigan 2, Iowa 5, and Wisconsin 4. Bankers foresee further gains but cite high rates as a constraint.
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Midwest
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
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