Illinois Governor Goes to Paris With Chicago Symphony Tour
Governor Thompson and his wife will join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Paris for the tour’s Paris stop amid an eight-country swing. The trip is pitched as a low-cost tourism booster funded in part by a $250,000 state appropriation. Critics joke about optics while officials note airline and Embassy lodging arrangements with Trans World Airlines and DCCA staff accompanying the trip at an estimated cost to taxpayers of 10,000.
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Networks weigh airing graphic anti smoking PSA with fetus puppet
CBS and NBC rejected a controversial anti smoking message showing a simulated fetus with a cigarette as too graphic. ABC plans to broadcast the American Cancer Society public service announcement later this month.
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U S evacuates children of diplomats from Colombia
The United States begins evacuating children of American Embassy personnel in Bogota amid reports that Colombian drug traffickers plot to kill or kidnap children of diplomats. Extraditions of four Colombians on drug smuggling and money charges heightened fears of reprisals.
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Aid prospects for El Salvador deepen political tension
Reagan administration officials say Washington will likely ask Congress for more military and economic aid to El Salvador in 1985. They note Duarte faces the most serious threat since taking office, with aid currently approved at 326 million in economic and 128 million in military funds.
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Americans See 6.8 Percent 1984 Rise in After-Tax Income
Commerce Department reports 1984 personal income after taxes rose 6.8 percent, the fastest gain in over a decade, driven by a 2.2 million growth in the labor force and stronger wages. December income up 0.5 percent, spending up 1.2 percent. Inflation averaged 3.2 percent for 1984.
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Exoneration Follows Long Battle Over Child Sex Case
Daniels, once convicted of sexual assault and attempted murder of a 10 year old, had his verdict reversed in 1982 after Legal Aid Society raised evidence of suppressed testimony and questionable identification. The charges were dismissed, and he moved to Central Islip to work as a cabinetmaker, saying he has no wish to return to South Jamaica.
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Local newspaper masthead and contact numbers brief
Publisher Steve Burgess and staff listings appear with office phone numbers for Carbondale and Herrin. The note also lists subscription rates for carrier, motor route, and mail delivery, payable in advance.
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