Boston DC-10 crash drowning claim surfaces after run off
A passenger said he saw a person drown in Boston Harbor after World Airways Flight 30 skidded off a runway. Divers searched for two missing bodies as families learned relatives were on the plane. Officials said a three day delay in listing passengers was regrettable while two braking systems reportedly failed on landing.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
World Airways
Audrey Metcalf
Walter Metcalf
Leo
Edward Ringo
Roy
Donald Welsh
Welsh
Tufts Dental School
Massport
Phil Orlandella
Paul Somero
New Ipswich
N.H
Ringo
Murphysboro weighs cut plan amid finances and policy
Murphysboro Community Unit 186 faces possible teacher layoffs if state aid changes. The board tentatively adopts a staff reduction policy prioritizing non tenured staff, with seniority guiding dismissals. Full day kindergarten interest grows, hearings planned, and a safety-code bid is awarded to Kellerman Brothers Construction.
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Ann Schottman
Southern Illinoisan
Murphysboro
Ernest Bozarth
James Thompson
Thompson
Bozarth
Kathleen Miller
Kellerman Brothers Construction
Pinckneyville
Donald Quaglia and Sons
Herrin
Du Quoin schools weigh 75000 cut with no jobs loss
Du Quoin Unit 300 schools consider staff reductions for 1982-83 to save about 75000 while preserving every job. Superintendent Whitecotton says no layoffs. duties would shift among existing staff. Cuts target nine month contracts, librarian position, and third fourth grade teaching, with some positions reinstated in athletics earlier this month.
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Brad Betker
Southern Illinoisan
du Quoin
Jacob Itecotton
Whitecotton
Thompson
Wheatley School
du Quoin Education Association
Donald Calvert
Calvert
Carrier Mills shooting adds manslaughter against Rollins brothers
Three Carrier Mills brothers David Cardinal Rollins Chester Lamont Rollins and William Harry Rollins face voluntary manslaughter and aggravated battery charges after a shootout that killed Edith Gulley a 48 year old antique dealer in Carrier Mills and left two Gulley brothers Cecil 21 and Jackie Jr 19 injured. The Rollins remain at large with bonds set at 100000 each as authorities pursue warrants dating from the Saturday incident outside the Gulley home.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Carrier Mills Brothers
Edith Gulley
David Rollins
Chester Lamont Rollins
William Harry Rollins
Carrier Mills
Cecil Gulley
Jackie Gulley Jr
Cecil
Doctors Hospital
Harrisburg
Jackie Jr
Gulley
Evansville
Ind
Rollins
Jerome Turner
Saline County State’s Attorney’s Office
Saline County Sheriff's Department
Carrier Mills Police Department
Illinois Division of Criminal
Classified ad numbers and service notes in Illinois area
In 18 county Outside circulation Area and Illinois 75.00 85.00 40.00 45.00 7 o 23.00 7.75 d wan carrier service 1 year 6 months 3 months month Not maile available Office phone numbers Carbondale 549-6391 Herrin 942-3187 Marion 993-8161 Classified advertising numbers 549-3326 549-3327 997-5432 997-
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Illinois
Carbondale
Herrin
Marion
GOP asked to pay remap costs in Illinois
Comptroller Roland Burris urged House Speaker George Ryan to reimburse 75300 dollars taxpayers were charged for court battles over congressional reapportionment after Attorney General Tyrone Fahner said public funds should not cover the fees. Fahner said he cannot compel repayment. Ryan was en route to Chicago with no immediate reply.
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Bozarth
Springfield
Illinois
Roland W. Burris
George Ryan
Tyrone Fahner
GOP
Ryan
Kankakee
Chicago
Voting Rights Act extension debated in Washington
Attorney General William French Smith proposed a 10 year extension of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Civil rights groups and Senate liberals oppose the plan. Smith testifies before a Senate subcommittee as divisions emerge over federal monitoring of state and local voting rules. Conservatives seek proof of discriminatory intent in court challenges.
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Washington
William French Smith
Senate
Senate Judiciary
Smith
Congress
Youth testifies against Williams in Atlanta murder trial
A teenage witness testified for the prosecution in Wayne Williams's murder trial, claiming Williams sexually fondled him. Under cross examination the youth contradicted parts of his story linking Williams to two other victims. The surprise testimony marked the first hint of a homosexual encounter tied to Williams. The defendant, charged with two of 28 slayings of young black people in Atlanta, denies being homosexual. No charges are filed in the remaining 26 slayings. The trial was to resume today.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Williams
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N.Y
Eos & Chronicle
Massachusetts Port Authority
Port Authority
David Hauttmann
Turner
N. Illinois
Ill
N. 16Th
Ceme
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Sears
Saat
Sears Roebuck
Sears Hearing Aid
Lourdes
Robert Peters
Leggett & Lustig Research
Lexington Avenue
New York, N.Y
Namie Ms
Prin
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