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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1982

Page

7

Houston mayor declines automatic raise after election

Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire refused a 17 percent pay raise that would have raised her salary from 81,880 to 95,550, saying she did not feel she earned it yet. The move aligns with her vow to curb wasteful spending and sets a cautionary example for residents.

Kathy Whitmire Houston Whitmire Texas New York Edward Koch

Horoscope For Wednesday January 13 By Bernice Bede Osol

Capricorn imaginative and resourceful today with profit motives, not harming others. Aquarius may hear a business or investment proposal worth exploring. Pisces benefits from partnerships. team efforts favored. Aries avoid unhelpful remarks. Taurus turns tasks into a game for productivity. Gemini may start slow but improves with warming up. Cancer social hosting pleasant with obligated friends. Leo test ideas to make or save money. Virgo be bolder in finance. Libra take initiative when challenged. Scorpio friends stand by you. Sagittarius success in a new venture tied to interest.

Bernice Bede Osol Capricorn Aquarius ARIES Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Scorpio Sagittarius Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Ex-wife awarded 120000 in divorce case in Hampden County

In Springfield Massachusetts an orthodontist's ex-wife Marianne Reen was awarded 120000 after a judge ruled her support of her husband through college and dental school made his earnings marital property. Judge Rudolph Sacco calculated future earnings at 1260000 over 20 years based on actuary testimony.

Springfield Mass Hampden County Rudolph Sacco Thomas Reen Reen Marianne

Civil rights workers jailed in voting case

Julia Wilder and Maggie Boceman, leading civil rights workers in Pickens County, were jailed for four to five years after an Alabama circuit court rejected leniency pleas. They were convicted for soliciting 39 absentee ballots among elderly and illiterate blacks. A 79 year old woman testified she did not know about an absentee ballot, supporting the conviction.

New York Times Carrollton Ala Pickens County Julia Wilder Maggie Boceman Alabama State Appeals Court United States Supreme Courts

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