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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1985

Page

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Illinois towns race to lure GM Saturn plant

Illinois communities vie to host a Saturn auto plant, hoping for thousands of jobs and regional economic boosts. Officials in De Kalb, Herrin, Charleston, Rock Island and beyond tout advantages while state leaders push site criteria, aware of its high cost and regional competition.

Illinois Saturn Jim Ludwick Cheri Callahan Springfield Bureau Tom Seymour de Kalb Herrin Ed Quaglia Martin Owens Charleston Area Rock Island James R. Davis General Motors Corp Michael Woelffer State Department of Commerce Woelf Woelffer Quad-Cities Caterpillar Tractor Co Peoria

Plane with 21 aboard lost off Honduras coast

Fog and stormy weather forced a halt to the search for a U.S. Air Force C 130A transport carrying 21 Americans that went down about 500 yards off Honduras coast near Trujillo. The crew and passengers, all U S personnel, were en route from Howard Air Force Base to Trujillo when it splashed into the sea. Weather prevented immediate sea rescue and the search was suspended with plans to resume as soon as conditions allow.

Tegucigalpa Honduras U.S U.S. Air Force Caribbean Robert Callahan Trujillo Howard Air Force Base Panama Callahan

Navy plane missing over Pacific near Guam

An A-3 reconnaissance plane with nine aboard, flying from Atsugi in Japan to Agana Guam, failed to arrive and is believed down in the Pacific. A search by Air Force Navy and Coast Guard began 125 miles north of Guam, with good weather and hopeful crews. Lt. Roberta Hackney reported radar loss at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday CST 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. The aircraft belonged to VQ-1 Fleet Air Reconnaissance.

Agana Guam Air Force Navy Coast Guard Japan Pacific Ocean Roberta Hackney

Beard dies at 81 after health struggles in New York

James Beard, renowned food expert and cookbook author, died of cardiac arrest in a New York hospital at age 81 after hospitalization since January 8. The AP report also notes inflation trends, with 1984 prices up 4 percent, below prior expectations, and forecasts for further moderation in 1985 as analysts cite a stronger dollar.

New York James Beard America Beard Caroline Stuart Washington Donald Ratajczak Georgia State University Commerce Department

Lesser man linked to wife’s homicide and jailhouse knife incident

A 36 year old Lesser man, Gary E. Gulley, was held for questioning in the apparent homicide of his wife Judy Gulley, found shot to death at their home. Gulley slashed his wrists in Lesser City Hall during questioning and threatened deputies, with no charges yet filed.

Elizabeth Renshaw Southern Illinoisan St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Belleville Lesser Gary E. Gulley Franklin County Terry Green Gulley Paul Carlson Carlson Green Judy Gulley Franklin County Sheriff's Department

Baker nomination clears Senate Finance Committee

The Senate Finance Committee unanimously recommended James A. Baker III for treasury secretary after a 22 hour hearing. Baker, Reagan's chief of staff, pledged equal priority to tax simplification and deficit reduction, citing a State of the Union plan and a 1986 budget freeze while defending Social Security benefits. He expected full Senate confirmation late this week or early next week.

Washington Senate Finance Committee James A. Baker III Treasury Baker Reagan White House Donald Regan Senate Congress

O Neill vows not to block votes on Reagan GOP proposals

House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill Jr says he will not use hearings or scheduling delays to block the administration tax or spending plans. He promises Congress will have an opportunity to vote on the proposals after a sessional meeting with President Reagan. Democrats previously used parliamentary tactics to stall parts of the Reagan program.

O'Neill Reagan Washington House Thomas P. O’neill Jr O’neill Congress

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Carbondale Chicago Springfield Helen Westberg Murphysboro Sydney H. Appleton Marion Robert Butler Butler Palmerola Air Base Honduran Gene Sands Defense Department Howard U.S. Southern Command Central America Caribbean Sea Howard PA Kamadaf Pacific Was Rockford Rockford Register Star Oks Baker
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