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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1982

Page

7

Rehnquist Hospitalized Over Pain Drug Withdrawal

Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist faced temporary disturbances in mental clarity due to a sharp reduction in a chronic back pain medication. Hospital spokesman Dr. Dennis O'Leary said he recovered quickly and could be discharged, noting the veteran jurist is now in a clear mental state.

Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Dennis O'Leary Rehnquist George Washington University Hospital O’leary

Eads to be named PATCO president successor to Poli

Gary Eads the Kansas City regional vice president of PATCO is expected to be named Monday to succeed Robert E Poli who resigned as president of the decertified union The Fort Worth Star Telegram reported Eads 37 from suburban Kansas City would fill Poli s unexpired term Domenic Torchia an executive board member from California would be named executive vice president to replace Meyer Also Saturday union officials said Eads is the leading contender for the president post and described him as an experienced moderate whose attributes could help persuade President Reagan to reinstate the 11 500 air controllers dismissed after an illegal strike.

New York Times Kansas City Gary Eads Professional Robert E. Poli The Fort Worth Star-Telegram Eads Patco Poli Domenic Torchia California Robert Meyer Kansas City Times George Brandon Reagan

Houston installs woman mayor

Kathryn Jean Whitmire became Houston's first woman mayor and promised fiscal responsibility. The 35 year old CPA and former city controller urged strong business leadership after winning a runoff with 62 percent against Harris County Sheriff Jack Heard. Former mayors attended the inauguration.

Houston Kathryn Jean Whitmire Harris County Jack Heard

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