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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1981

Page

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Firemen keep spilled gasoline out of creek

About 30 state and local officials worked to prevent gasoline from reaching Galum Creek after a second gas tanker spill in five hours on southern Illinois highways. Kenneth Pratt and Midwest Petroleum Co. tanker spills prompted fire departments to use foam to clean the scene and reroute traffic while a St. Louis firm towed the second truck.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan Perry County Illinois State Police Corp Sam Hiller Pinckneyville Cutler Coulterville Galum Creek Illinois 154 Hiller Illinois 150 Kenneth Pratt House Springs Pratt Midwest Petroleum Co St. Louis Department of Transportation Jamestown Illinois 13 Pyatt Blacktop Marathon Oil Co Mount Vernon Joe Staub Jr Ind Good Samaritan Hospital Staub

Thompson urges crash coal program for revival

Gov. James R. Thompson urged a five year crash program to convert boilers to coal and a major Washington role in reviving the coal industry. He called for less federal control on mining and environmental matters while expanding research and tax funding for syn fuels and new tech. Local lawmakers echoed support for relaxing rules to boost coal use and asked for state role in enforcement and court review of federal actions.

Mike Lawrence Springfield James R. Thompson Washington United Mine Workers Illinois Thompson Kenneth Buzbee Carbondale Bruce Richmond Murphysboro Buzbee UMW Congress Richmond GOP Department of Energy

Johnston City buys damaged lot as fire debris cleared

Kenneth Sullivan donated the burned Sullivan Electric Inc. site at 320 E Broadway to Johnston City after a January blaze that caused 500000 dollars in damage. The council waived bidding, awarded demolition to Wilson Asphalt Co. for 4490, with four other bids disclosed.

Theresa Churchill Southern Illinoisan Johnston City Sullivan Electric Inc E. Broadway Kenneth Sullivan Sullivan Wilson Asphalt Co Marion

Grand jury probes Anna arson charge

Testimony concluded in a grand jury hearing examining a February 25 1980 fire in an Anna building. Special prosecutor Ron Eckis said the panel is probing arson allegations against the building owner Anna Mayor Robert Ferrell. Four witnesses testified at the closed hearing in Union County courthouse in Jonesboro as investigators expected to finish today.

Anna Ron Eckis Robert Ferrell Lawrence Cook Department of Criminal Investigation Kevin Belcher Country Companies Union County Jonesboro

Reagan to Seek $41.4 Billion Budget Cuts Next Year

President Reagan will ask Congress for a broad package of budget cuts totaling 41.4 billion dollars for the next year as part of an economic program that includes a large tax cut. He will deliver a televised address at 8 p.m. Central Time and warns of opposition from affected interests.

New York Times Washington Reagan Congress White House Carter David A. Stockman Capitol Hill

Reagan proposes largest tax cut plan in history

President Reagan asks Congress to approve the biggest tax cut ever with three annual 10 percent reductions for most taxpayers and a faster depreciation allowance for business investments. A typical family of four earning 20,000 dollars would save about 1,456 dollars in federal income taxes over three years.

Reagan Congress

Its My Turn letters seek community needs and ideas

The Southern Illinoisan invites readers to share how to improve towns and regions, asking for input on roads schools libraries pools or governance. Reporters will visit with neighbors, and a special section will print selected responses later this year. Deadline is March 14, with mailing details provided.

The Southern Illinoisan c/o News Desk Carbondale

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