House Democrats deride Reagan tax-cut talk
The House Ways and Means Committee heard treasury secretary Regan defend a 30 percent personal income tax cut over three years. Democrats called the plan jelly bean talk and hallucinogenic while Regan argued tax cuts would spur saving and investment. Senate leaders pursued fast-track action on Reagan's budget cuts amid bipartisan optimism for cooperation and belt tightening.
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Shaw clash over IBHE budget impact on SIU
SIU faces an 8 percent salary rise with a 2 percent catch up but the IBHE plan could cut last year’s salary base by 10 percent for turnover and vacancies, yielding an actual 7.8 percent raise. Chancellor Shaw warns cuts need more funds and may force tighter budgets, while faculty leader Donow predicts layoffs and eroded programs.
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Prison term begins for one of two Brinks robbery suspects
Kelly Hinton 20 of Chicago started serving a six year sentence after losing an appeal for the 1978 Brinks security guard robbery at University Mall in Carbondale. Ramon Bowery 18 of Maywood remains unfound after also losing an appeal and a letter to turn himself in was returned unopened. Money recovered except $20 used for pizza.
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Ex-resident gets four year term in Marion case
Charles E. Hill, 26, extradited from Kentucky, pleaded guilty in Williamson County circuit court to aggravated battery, aggravated assault, disturbing the peace, obstructing a peace officer and criminal damage to property. He also faced robbery charges connected to a March 26 Pittsburg incident. Judge William A. Lewis ordered a four year robbery sentence to run concurrently with a two year term for aggravated assault and battery.
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Guard cap and thefts reported in Benton police blotter
A security officer's cap with badge was reported stolen from a car in Benton between 7 and 9 30 p.m. Sharon Cates of 305 N McLeansboro Street, Vault Security Co, reported the loss along with two stereo speakers. Hazel Andros at 532 E Main St said youths tore down garage downspouts around 3 p.m. Monday, with damage valued at 75 dollars. Mike Hopkins of 303 S Stotlar St reported a 20 inch motorcross bicycle worth 70 dollars stolen Monday.
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Southern Illinoisan Classified and Delivery Rates Notice
The Southern Illinoisan provides subscription and delivery rates for Sunday through Friday service and mail options. Rates cover 18 county outer circulation, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly terms, plus office and classified advertising contact numbers and a post office address for changes.
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Postmaster pleads for nine-digit ZIP expansion
Postmaster General William F. Bolger told a Senate subcommittee that barring the proposed nine-digit ZIP code would hinder the Postal Service from using available technology to slow mail rate increases. He said current five digits should expand to nine to optimize automated sorting, noting use would be voluntary. Hefty postal subsidies under Reagan cuts were discussed, with the goal to phase them out by 1984.
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Energy village approves annexation map for Eden Park area
Energy Village Board approved drawing the ordinance and map for voluntary annexation of about 20 property owners in Eden Park along Illinois 148. Most area is east of the highway and split by Old Illinois 148, with several owners undecided or refusing. Board president Bob Jeralds says the goal is voluntary inclusion, not compulsion. Thwarted Marion bid to join Illinois 13 to 148 is noted. No agreement yet with IDOT on an 8 inch water main tied to 148 widening, cost around 50,000 dollars, Delphi for future village expansion.
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Carbondale Man Arrested In Pinckneyville Gas Theft
Pinckneyville police arrested Robert J. Meadows, 21, of Carbondale early Monday, accusing him of siphoning gasoline from a pickup owned by Capri Lanes owner Leroy P. Schroeder at 808 West Main. Meadows posted a $100 cash bond after arrest.
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