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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1981

Page

8

Haig pushes to place State Department in charge of policy

Secretary of State Alexander Haig moves on Inauguration Day to propose an executive order and interagency group realignment that would elevate State Department leadership in formulating foreign policy while preserving roles for other agencies. Reagan aides report the memo faced hesitation from some advisers as White House weighs alternatives. Reagan meanwhile assigns initial responsibility to the State Department on hostage talks with Iran and terrorism issues.

New York Times Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr Reagan State Department Oval Office Haig Edwin Meese III Caspar W. Weinberger Secretary of Defense Richard V. Allen Weinberger Meese Allen White House Interagency Iran Israel East Jerusalem United Nations Prince Faisal Fahd Iraq Afghanistan Islamic Nations U.N Kurt Waldheim Habib Chatti Islamic Conference Zia ul-Haq Pakistan Zia Middle East World Community U.N. General Assembly

House panel revival urged to combat subversives

Rep Daniel B Crane of Illinois urges reestablishment of the House Internal Security Committee to fight terrorism alleging Castro linked plots. He appeals to conservatives in a fund raising letter claiming Reagan support is sought though the White House says no position has been taken.

Washington House Illinois Daniel B. Crane R-Il Danville Fidel Castro California Richard M. Nixon Hollywood HUAC Richard Schord D-Mo Crane Reagan Ronald Reagan America White House

Thompson vows veto on elected ICC and rate rollback bills

Gov. James R. Thompson said he will veto any law permitting public elections for the Illinois Commerce Commission and veto legislation to reverse or cancel ICC rate increases. He argues an elected ICC would be a grave mistake and could distort utilities regulation amid campaign money and potential court challenges to rate cases. Separately, a Cook County grand jury indicted Ronald Hillock, 32, former office manager of Fraternity Service Inc., in the loss of 209000 from Northwestern University fraternities and sororities.

Chicago James R. Thompson Illinois Commerce Commission Thompson Chicago Tribune ICC Illinois Senate Illinois Cook County Northwestern University Ronald Hillock Richard M. Daley Daley Hillock Fraternity Service Inc Evanston

Inmate voices at Dwight Center critique prison bureaucracy

Dwight Ill AP inmates at Dwight Correctional Center testified before a Senate Corrections subcommittee on Monday, citing outdated educational programs, poor contact with children, and equal treatment of minimum and maximum security inmates. Warden Giesen defended efforts to improve, while Sen. Collins pushes plans for child care in sentencing. The hearing was second of three sponsored by state women’s groups.

Dwight, Ill Dwight Correctional Center Illinois Senate Earleen Collins Doak Park Sharon Sharp Anita Mahoney Gwen Fergensen Linda Giesen Giesen Department of Corrections The Conference of Women Legislators Illinois Commission On the Status of Women

Kelly to fight Abscam conviction in appeals push

Former Rep Richard Kelly vows to press his challenge to the FBI Abscam probe amid appeals of his bribery and conspiracy convictions. After a six hour deliberation a jury found him and two co defendants guilty of a $250000 bribery conspiracy with sentencing set for February 23. Kelly 56 the only Republican indicted in Abscam says he will continue his probe into the government and claims entrapment by agents posing as sheik representatives. He denies corruption and says the trial part remains essential.

Washington Richard Kelly FBI Abscam Florida U.S William Bryant Kelly Congress United States New York Frank Thompson New Jersey John Jenrette South Carolina Raymond Lederer Pennsylvania Lederer House Myers Jenrette House Ethics Commission Murphy Thompson

Resumed oil imports considered under pact

Exxon says it may resume Iranian oil imports a week after hostages were freed as other firms await an official go ahead. The Reagan administration reviews details but vows to honor the hostage release deal which lifted Carter era sanctions. Treasury officials assure executives the agreement does not force asset transfers to Iran.

Washington Exxon Iran Reagan Administration Carter Treasury Department Richard Davis Treasury

Kirkland warns Japan on U.S. auto industry crisis

AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland told Japanese labor officials that the 17 million-member union will not stand idle amid what he called a catastrophe in the U.S. auto industry linked to imports. He urged auto import restrictions as vital to America's economic health and noted Japan must export aggressively to earn foreign exchange for oil imports.

Tokyo Afl-Cio Lane Kirkland U.S Japan Institute of Labor Kirkland United States Japan

Iran splits on hostages settlement amid power struggle

Iranian President Bani-Sadr attacks Prime Minister Rajai and hard-line clerics over the hostage settlement with the United States. Editorials say only 3 billion of 11 billion frozen assets will be returned and blame the hostage crisis for Iran's economic and wartime woes. Rajai defends the deal, arguing revolutions face sanctions but this agreement yields the best possible outcome.

Beirut Lebanon Abolhassan Bani-Sadr United States Iran Bani Sadr Mohammad Ali Rajai Rajai Carter U.S Tehran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Iraq Bani-Sadr Enghelab Islami Majlis

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