U S envoy in Algiers pressed on Iranian asset talks
U S deputy secretary of state Christopher stays in Algiers meeting Algerian officials to explain why Carter cannot release frozen Iranian assets. Algerians press for a clear legal explanation as negotiations over the 52 hostages enter a prolonged phase with potential escrow plans and staged releases.
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Algiers
Algeria
Warren Christopher
Carter
Mohamed Benyahia
U.S
Iran
Christopher
Washington
United States
State Department
John Trattner
Reagan Hopeful On Hostage Crisis Release Prospects
President-elect Ronald Reagan expressed guarded optimism about freeing the 52 Americans held in Iran and said he would review any agreement after taking office on January 20. He cautioned against signing a blank check and noted his stance might change once in office. He spoke at the State Department after Cabinet nominee meetings and amid a refueling stop in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Iran
Reagan
Carter
State Department
Air Force
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Chemical wastes poison USA
A Family Weekly feature reviews the vast yearly flow of chemical wastes polluting water air and soil. It questions responsibility and measures taken to curb the hazard, urging stronger action to protect public health and the environment.
NOW Account Benefits and Risks for Depositors
NOW accounts let customers earn interest on checking deposits but banks and savings institutions use various NOI and withdrawal terms that can negate earnings through penalties or complex arrangements. The text notes that negotiable order of withdrawal plans carry potential penalties that affect profitability.
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Ithdrawal
Carbondale Savings and Loan N.O.W
Sidecars Return to Motorcycles Through Rebirth
Cloyd Karnes of Murphysboro rebuilt his first motorcycle sidecar from a kit and now designs, builds, and sells them, marking a local revival after years of decline.
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Cloyd Karnes
Murphysboro
Southern Illinoisan contact and subscription details
The Southern Illinoisan lists offices in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and Marion with delivery options. Subscription rates are shown for Sunday through Friday by carrier or mail across 18 county outside area. rates include monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans. Classified advertising numbers and postmaster address are provided.
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Southern Illinoisan
USPS
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
Herrin
Murphysboro
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Couple faces jail over refusal of $75,000 Adams settlement
Mary and George Adams, advised by attorney Ellis Rubin, refuse to sign a $75,000 personal injury settlement, saying it would leave them $19,000 in debt. Circuit Judge Harold Featherstone of Miami holds them in contempt of court, potentially sending them to jail, as they vow to appeal.
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Mary
George Adams
Ellis Rubin
Harold Featherstone
Miami
Fla
Adamses
Michigan NRC denies dune mining on Lake Michigan shore
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission rejected Manley Brothers Inc. request to mine 45 acres of a 98.6 acre site and 47 acres of a second area in western Berrien County near St. Joseph. Environmentalist John Roethele called it a landmark decision under the 1976 Sand Dunes Protection and Management Act.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Natural Resources Commission
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Berrien County
Manley Brothers Inc
State Department of Natural Resources
NRC
Chesterton
Ind
Hepworth Ceramics Holdings, Ltd
St. Joseph
Self employed use Keough plan details
Ray De Crane explains Keogh plans for self employed individuals offering tax shelter similar to employee IRAs. Eligible earners may set aside up to 15 percent of net income, up to 7500 dollars yearly, with deductions and tax deferred earnings. Employers with full time staff must cover employees under the plan. some opt for IRAs instead due to costs. Contributions to Keogh accounts can be made up to the April 15 filing deadline if opened by December 31 previous year.
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Ray de Crane
Du Quoin Coca Cola plant may attract new buyers
An unidentified Eastern corporation through the Illinois Department of Conservation and Community Affairs has shown renewed interest in the Coca Cola Bottling Co. plant in Du Quoin seeking a 100000 square foot building. Officials remain doubtful any sale or lease will occur.
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Brad Betker
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois Department of Conservation and Community Affairs
Coca- Cola
Association
Essex International
Eastern Corporation
Thomas Wimberly
Office of Retention and Development
Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
Illinois
Corporation
Christopher Industries
Murphysboro
Bracy
Marion
National Homes Co
Anna
Wimberly
Rend Lake Festival plans take shape in Benton
Benton chamber board begins coordinating Rend Lake Festival for spring. IDOT will assist in locating a new bus station with Greyhound contact. Possible site Abbott's Gift Shop. Parade head Ron Edmonds, judges head Walter Heck, pageant planners Shirline Kuba Mary Jane Davis Sue Heffner, ball chief David McCollum. Also plans for home and style show April 3–5 at Benton High School gym. Antique car show proposed on the football field.
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Benton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Rend Lake
H. V. Knight
Illinois Department of Transportation
IDOT
Greyhound Bus Lines
Knight
Abbott
North Main Street
Dave Bauer
Ron Edmonds
Walter Heck
Shirline Kuba
Mary Jane Davis
Sue Heffner
David McCollum
Benton High School
Tom van Fosson
Man charged with dog theft in Pinckneyville case
Police arrested 26 year old Anthony Varner of Du Quoin on a felony theft warrant for allegedly stealing an English sheepdog puppy from a Du Quoin residence January 7. He was held in Perry County jail in lieu of a $5,000 bond as the dog was recovered after being sold to a Pinckneyville resident.
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Pinckneyville
Anthony Varner
du Quoin
Varner
Per
Ry County
Tom Denton
Warner
Denton
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Chemical Wastes Poison USA
Family Weekly
John Roethele
DNR
Geological Survey Division
Bob Borgsmiller
Keough
Coca-Cola
Essex
Eaves
Rend Lake Festival
Benton
P.I.N
First Bank and Trust Company
Walnut & Jackson Square
FDIC
AST
Carbondale Savings Amd Loan Associate
Ad Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Carbondale Savings and Loan
W. Main
Carbondale, Il
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