Poland May End Martial Law by February First
NATO members press Poland crisis with sanctions talks while Warsaw hints Walesa may join future union deals. Move to end martial law uncertain. Greece abstains on wider measures as Poland faces winter storms and ongoing arrests of Solidarity activists.
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Poland
Associated Press
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Warsaw
Brussels
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
NATO
Moscow
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
United States
Greece
Joseph Luns
Radio Warsaw
Direct
Vention
Jerzy Ozdowski
Jerzy Urban
Walesa
Urban
Ozdowski
House Ar
Warszawa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Europe
Policeman Recovers From Stroke After Guarding King Tut Mask
Lt. George E. LaBrash, 56, suffered a stroke on September 23, 1979, while guarding the 3,300-year-old King Tut display in San Francisco. His suit against the city seeks 18,400 for eight months of recuperation and raises a question of a curse from Osiris.
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San Francisco
Tutankhamun
George E. LaBrash
Auto Talks Begin On Cooperative Note At Ford GM
Donald Ephlin a vice president of the union says talks with Ford and General Motors start soon as joint problem solving replaces typical bargaining. Fraser notes progress toward long term goals may be limited in 1982 while plant closings loom over a contract modification.
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Donald Ephlin
Ford Department
Douglas A. Fraser
General Motors
Deep Freeze Claims 13 Chicago Area Lives Amid Storm
The deep freeze killed 13 people in Cook and Lake counties as temperatures fell to 26 below in Chicago and 27 below at DuPage Airport. Warmth was expected today with teens in northern Illinois and the 20s in the south, but a winter storm watch and likely snow threatened roads, while outages and frozen pipes challenged utilities and residents.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Chicago
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Cook
Lake
Near Southwest Side
Sterling
Rockford
Elgin
Macomb
Commonwealth Edison
Illinois Power
Central Illinois Public Service
Peoria
Moline
Mercury
DuPage County
Proposed rules may restore some federal student aid to SIU Carbondale
Diana Penner reports that federal reforms aimed at curbing high student loan default rates could reinstate part of the National Direct Student Loan funds for Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 1982 83. SIUC’s prior 11.48 percent default rate triggered cuts. new policy would penalize schools with 10 to 25 percent defaults and may allow partial funding recovery.
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Diana Penner
Southern
SIUC
Robert Eggertsen
Eggertsen
Bell
Financial Aid Office
Illinois
Carbondale
Education Department
Jim Moore
Washington
Moore
Siu-Edwardsville
Bill Burns
Edwardsville
Siu-E
Siu-C
Burns
Energy village to build new fire station with grant
The Energy Village Board announced a $75,000 grant for a new fire station. Village President Bob Jeralds said Farmers Home Administration will provide 75 percent of the funds for property acquisition and demolition, with the village contributing $25,000. The site includes land behind City Hall and a corner lot by Energy School.
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Energy Village Board
Bob Jeralds
Farmers Home Administration
City Hall
Energy School
Southern Illinoisan publication and delivery details
Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin Marion and address for subscriptions and classified advertising. Includes delivery rates by carrier motor route and mail options with office contacts and postmaster mailing address.
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Southern Ilinoisan
N. Winois
Carbondale
Ill
N. 16Th
Herrin
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Southern Illnoisan
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
South Illinoisan
Hurst OKs depositing funds for fire department fund
The Hurst City Council approved investing $3,000 from fire calls into a time certificate for the fire department building fund. A bingo night and dinner fund raiser are planned for 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday Feb. 13 at the Hurst Lions Club to bolster the drive. The council also authorized an extension phone in Dick Yokum's tavern to ensure phone coverage most hours.
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Hurst
Hurst Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Hurst Lions Club
Dick Yokum
Eugene Mize
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ST. Louis
Grand Bahama Hotel
Call Sue Stearns
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