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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1985

Page

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Arms talks resume despite Star Wars opposition in Europe

The United States and the Soviet Union announced resumed missile negotiations. The Soviet team includes Yuri Kvitsinsky, a key architect of the prior talks, and aims to block the U.S. Star Wars defense concept. Max Kampman leads the U.S. delegation, veteran in East West arms talks, as both sides prepare for renewed dialogue.

Europe Includi Ryan Teppeta US U.S Outer Space Yuri A. Kvitsinsky Soviet Foreign Ministry Max Kamperman Reagan

Ken Gray returns to Washington with new senior perks

The 20 year House veteran Ken Gray resumes his role in Congress after a decade away. He secures a premier Capitol Hill suite beside Melvin Price, gains committee seats, and receives a special plate marked 49, signaling seniority. Gray’s return reshapes access and influence in the House as the committee convenes in February.

Ken Gray Washington Rayburn Melvin Price D East St. Louis Gray

George House Jr. Indicted in Fatal Penitentiary Stabbing

Benton AP reports George House Jr., 33, of Greenville Massachusetts, an inmate at the U S Penitentiary near Marion, has been indicted in a fatal stabbing that led to a lockdown at the facility.

Benton George House Jr Greenville Mass U.S. Penitentiary Marion

Shoes and sausage theft lands Marion man in prison

Donald Pogue, 24, of 500 E Jefferson, was sentenced by Judge Snyder Howell in Williamson County Circuit Court to three years at Menard Correctional Center for stealing tennis shoes from a Dollar General in December 1982 and one year concurrently for sausage theft from a Kroger in Anna in January 1983.

Marion Donald Pogue E. Jefferson Menard Correctional Center Snyder Howell Williamson County Dollar General Kroger Food Anna

Regional steering committee proposes Metropolis site with GM incentive

A regional steering group plans to present a package featuring a Metropolis themed cover and logos of a car and city landmarks. The proposal outlines land clearing and grading, street lights, lakes for water recreation, auxiliary buildings, and a one mile track with grandstand. Boundaries run along Illinois 14 and US 51 with First Bank and Trust of Mount Vernon as trustee owner. Incentives to attract GM to Du Quoin include easy site acquisition since the tract is under a single ownership, while local governments reportedly failed to resolve wartime ties.

Suand Saturn Illinois 14 First Bank and Trust of Mount Vernon du Quoin Sim Onemy

Thompson's legacy as Illinois longest-serving governor

Springfield. Thompson became the longest-serving Illinois governor on February 4, 1985 at age 48. He is praised for workers' comp, unemployment benefits, tax climate improvements, and pragmatic administration while critics call his leadership style uncertain and prone to start-and-stop proposals.

Springfield Ill Thompson Minois Illinois William Dart Illinois Manufacturers Association Roeser

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