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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1985
Page
14
Southern Illinoisan Classified listings show a 1974 VolkSWAGON with new exhaust priced at 1300 dollars and a 1978 Toyota Corolla two door sedan described as in good running condition priced at 1700 dollars or best offer. Contact numbers provided: 724 4003 after 5 30 pm and 687 4981 after 6 pm.
In Chicago a Turner Broadcasting official predicts future news delivery will shift toward video recorders home computers and local news boosts. Allen Neuharth Bucks media balance saying newspapers must adapt to reader preferences and delivery.
Washington AP reports reporters and editors say the White House overcontrols access to President Reagan and that a government run news service would threaten a free press. Critics urge greater direct access while the White House defends its handling of media relations. Reagan set for a Wednesday night news conference.
Washington AP notes that the Reagan budget to be sent to Congress next month probably will fail to cut deficits in half by 1988. Officials say the short term aim of keeping red ink near 170 billion next year can be met, but projections show larger gaps for 1987 and 1988.
New York committee seeks non-union actors to perform without pay for eight days of inaugural ceremonies. Ads call for attractive, clean-cut, all American types paid only expenses, drawing protests over minimum wage and potential racial bias. Union leaders cite $3.35 hour minimum wage. officials cite budget constraints and staged exposure for performers.
Eight attorneys were appointed to defend Alton Coleman and Debra Brown as the two Illinois residents face murder charges in two incidents. The couple, recently sentenced to 20 years each for kidnapping in Dayton, were returned to Cincinnati amid defense objections. Coleman and Brown, both from Waukegan, were sought in multiple states. In Washington, Comptroller C Todd Conover is expected to resign, paving the way for replacing the FDIC board’s three members.
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