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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1981

Page

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Rule change lets GOP pick Shapiro as Senate leader

Springfield AP Republicans seized the Illinois Senate presidency after Gov. Thompson altered rules. Sen. David Shapiro was elected despite GOP holding only 29 of 59 seats as Democrats fled to block the move. Thompson ruled a majority present sufficed, leaving Democrats shocked and triggering Republican control of both chambers.

Springfield Illinois Senate James R. Thompson David Shapiro R-Amboy Senate GOP Chamber Thompson Philip Rock Shapiro House George Ryan Kankakee

Federal Express Lady suspect arrested in Hardin

Cynthia Ann Taylor, 29, of Cave-In-Rock, suspected in numerous crimes by a bogus Federal Express representative, was nabbed in Elizabethtown Hardin County at 6 p.m. Wednesday. She faces warrants across Southern Illinois for forgery deceptive practices and bad checks, plus car theft charges in Evansville and Paducah. Taylor held without bond, to be moved to Williamson County jail. various counties pursuit list forgery, deceptive practices, and failure to appear.

Cynthia Ann Taylor Federal Express Hardin County Miss Taylor Cave-In-Rock Elizabethtown Wendell Brownfield Illinois Federal Express Delivery Company Murphysboro Marion Brownfield Taylor Adam Parker Brenda Allen Williamson County Jackson Perry Franklin Union Saline Evansville Ind Paducah

Jackson County weighs jail food policy on meals for staff and visitors

Jackson County board tabled a proposed jail food policy after debate over allowing Sheriff Don White to invite official visitors to eat in the jail kitchen and letting on duty cooks and deputies dine there. The measure, tied to fringe-benefit rules, would require meal charges or restricted access while defining who can use jail ice and kitchen facilities.

Ann Schottman Knol The Southern Illinoisan Jackson County Board Don White Finance Committee White Robert Crim Douglas Eriksen Joan Holcomb Mary Nell Chew Mae Nelson Natalie Trimble Tress Pierson Eriksen Sheriff's Department Internal Revenue Service Gene Chambers Chambers Seriff Sheriff’s Department

Fire at Te xaco refinery evacuates Lawrenceville residents

Hundreds flee as a 6000 barrel butane gas tank leaks after a refinery fire at Te xaco Inc. Lawrenceville area. No injuries reported. An earlier 1950 explosion at the same refinery killed 43. Evacuations affected 600 to 1000 people, with schools closed to conserve water and police urging caution near windows. The refinery employs about 500 people.

Lawrencevills R Lawrenceville Texaco Inc U.S F.L. Groves Steve Foster Ple Paul Akers Lawrence County Andrew L. Devonshire

Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday Cloudy with Light Winds

National Weather Service predicts cloudy conditions tonight with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and lows in the 20s. Friday remains partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow or flurries and highs in the upper 20s. Winds shift to northwesterly around 10 mph tonight, remaining light and variable before strengthening slightly Friday.

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