Reagan era cuts threaten American scientific edge
United States faces reduced federal support for universities and private research with a 5 percent cut in basic science funding in fiscal 1982. Defense gets more money, but overall science risks lagging behind Japan and Europe, potentially hindering future breakthroughs and economic strength.
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Reagan
America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Lincoln assassination museum planned for Ford's basement
National Park officials plan a Lincoln assassination museum in Ford Theatre basement where John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln in 1865. They have already redone Lincoln's booth and visitors can see the blood-stained pillow at Peterson House across the street.
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Edwin M. Stanton
Stanton
Lincoln
National Park
Washington
Ford Theatre
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
People
Boonies
Illinois
White House
America
Mine Safety Week Marked In Benton For 1981 Gain
Governor James Thompson leads a parade of dignitaries in Benton to celebrate a no-death year in Illinois coal mines while noting the 1981 mine strikes and ongoing federal safety concerns. The state observes Mine Safety Week January 4–10 amid calls to preserve federal safeguards.
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Benton
James Thompson
Illinois
Aoe
Thompson
Few right wing Democrats eye GOP switch in coming years
Congress and party realignment unfold as Boll Weevils in the Sun Belt weigh re election strategies. After 1982 redistricting will shape a decade, with several incumbents leaning toward party switches or staying put to protect their seats amid black and rural voting dynamics.
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House
Reagan
Congress
Texas
Eugene V. Atkinson
Pennsylvania
Bob Stump
Arizona
Gan
Kent Hance
Midland
Meres
Don Barnard Jr
Atlanta
Charles Stenholm
Democratic Forum
Georgia
Begin Israel's Worst Enemy In U S Policy Clash
Veteran political observers say Menachem Begin’s blistering attack on the United States over the Golan Heights annexation has worsened Israel's standing with American supporters. Begin's rhetoric, Iraq reactor strike, and Beirut bombing have undercut pro Israel lobbying and left American Jewish leaders anguished at a split in U S–Israel relations.
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Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Washington
Menachem Begin
United States
Golan Heights
Israel
Begin
Iddle East
Iraq
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Awacs Co
Saudi Arabia
Reagan
U.S
Soviet Union
Middle East
America
Senate
AWACS
Friends of Israel
Menachem
Herrin letter praises town's growth and press balance
A Herrin reader defends local coverage, noting new businesses Em mco Store Uniform Plus and Mary's Gourmet Restaurant and planned openings. The correspondent cites expansions at Hardee's, Don's Jewelry, The Town Shop, Sollami Bros. and Smoler Bros. while criticizing the paper for emphasizing layoffs over growth, and urges more positive coverage of Herrin's industrial and shopping vitality.
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Emmco
Uniform Plus
Montgomery Ward
Bryan’s Furniture
Marion
Herrin
Elks Club
Illinois Cafe
Illinois
Allen’s
Norge
Smoler Bros
Sollami Bros
Road threatens eagles in Pike County controversy
A citizen letter condemns Illinois plans to route the Napoleon Hollow corridor through the Pike County Conservation Area and Wade Wildlife Sanctuary. The essay cites environmental impact studies showing harm to bald eagles and other endangered species, urges using an alternative route, and calls on Gov. Thompson to act. Patricia and Donna Corry Flora urge public letters to the governor.
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Illinoiisan
Ilinois
Pike
Illinois
Pike County Conservation Area
Wade Wildlife Sanctuary
Napoleon Hollow
Dept. of Transportation
Dept. of Conservation
Gov. Thompson
Patricia
Donna Corry
Flora
Firemen bring a merry Christmas
The Glasco family thanks Carbondale Fire Department for delivering a food box before Christmas. They praise the department for caring for the elders of the community and wish the firemen a better New Year.
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Southern Ilinoisan
Jesse Glasco
Carbondale Fire Department
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