Congress to push tax withholding plan for interest and dividends
The Reagan administration will ask Congress to authorize a 5 percent withholding on interest and dividend payments for high income earners as part of deficit reduction. Treasury Secretary Regen says this could raise about 1.4 billion in 1983. similar tax loophole closes are eyed to raise 24 billion by 1984.
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Reagan
Congress
Treasury
Donald M. Regen
Regen
Joint Economic Committee
Regan
Du Quoin publisher Smith testifies in ownership suit
Du Quoin publisher L S Smith Jr 85 testifies in Perry County circuit court about his ownership of Call Publishing Company which prints the Du Quoin Evening Call. Plaintiffs allege funds and shares were misused while defense argues Smith Jr holds 200 of 300 shares and corporate funds were used by insiders.
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Smith
Brad Betker
Perry County
Smith Jr
Womick
Robert Bastien
Lucius Smith III
J. Mark Maclin
F. Mark Miller
Elkville Bank
Miller
Maclin
Smith III
Fire deaths ruled accidental in Marion two killed
A Marion inquest ruled the deaths of Sherry Lyell and Keith Albright accidental from smoke inhalation in a residence at 1117 E Main St during an early morning fire on January 13. Deborah Watkins testified she rescued Lyell's children but could not save others as smoke thickened. A separate Williamson County inquest found Scott Craddock died by own action through prescription drug ingestion in Carterville, with Craddock an assistant warden for the state penitentiary at Centralia.
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Sherry Lyell
Keith Albright
Marion
Scott Craddock
Carterville
Williamson County
James R. Wilson
Craddock
State Penitentiary
Centralia
Southern Illinoisan publication details and rates
Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin and Marion. Rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions across 18 counties with prices per 4 week period and per year plus office phone numbers and classified ad numbers. Mail address provided for subscription.
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Herrin
Marion
Southern Illinoisan
Professor spots cyanide in cookies at SIU Edwardsville
SIU E professor Michael E Matta credits his chemistry expertise for identifying cyanide in cookies later found in his faculty mailbox. Police say the toxin was added by a student donor who is not suspected. Carbondale campus confirms cookies were laced. no motive is determined.
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Michael E. Matta
Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
A Stu
Dent
Matta
Carbondale
De Soto Woman Arrested After Vehicle Flight and Resisting
Holly C. Steele, 33, of De Soto, was arrested about 12:30 a.m. on charges including driving with no valid registration, driving on a revoked license, fleeing to elude, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery. Deputies observed her driving west on Illinois 149, crossed the center line, then fled on foot after claiming car trouble. She was later apprehended, placed in a squad car, and taken to the Jackson County jail for her initial court appearance.
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Holly C. Steele
de Soto
Jackson County
Illinois 149
Murphysboro
Jackson grand jury reconvenes in probe of state employees
A Jackson County grand jury reconvened amid a probe into alleged improprieties in auto parts purchases at a state garage in Carbondale. State's Attorney John Clemons said indictments, if any, would be announced at a Friday press conference. Vincent A. Toolen, director of the Department of Administrative Services, was asked to testify. the inquiry stems from the Illinois Law Enforcement Division investigation into white collar crime and state employees. The panel previously met January 14 and 15, interviewing 15 witnesses.
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Jackson County
Carbondale
John Clemons
Clemons
Vincent A. Toolen
Department of Administrative Services
Ilinois Department of Law Enforcement
Logger fells line near Egyptian power plant outage
An independent logger near the Lake of Egypt Power Plant cut a tree that struck a main transmission line. Bryce Cramer said the incident at 11 a.m. knocked out 6,000 to 6,500 customers south of Campbell Hill. Power was restored by 11:30 a.m. Egyptian Electric serves about 10,000.
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Egyptian Electric Co-operative
Bryce Cramer
Interstate 57
Campbell Hill
Egyptian Electric
Three Rollins brothers surrender after Carrier Mills shooting
Chester Lamont Rollins William Harry Rollins and David Rollins surrendered to authorities and were jailed on 100000 bond each after a fatal Saturday shooting in Carrier Mills. Edith Gulley a 48 year old antique dealer died from a gunshot wound. Two Gulley sons 19 and 21 were wounded as authorities noted a 10 month feud between families. The trio face multiple murder counts along with manslaughter aggravated battery and armed violence and await a February 9 preliminary hearing. An ongoing investigation noted that one suspect would have faced a Williamson County Grand Jury next week.
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Carrier Mills
Saline County
Chester Lamont Rollins
Colp
William Harry Rollins
David Rollins
Edith Gulley
Welborn Baptist Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Jackie Gulley Jr
Cecil
Jury Commission
Flodene Henson
Illinois
E St Louis mayor denies broadcast job leaving office
East St Louis Mayor Carl E Officer rejected reports he will quit politics at his term end to take a broadcasting job. The 29 year old said threats to his life have not frightened him from continuing in politics and noted they have existed since he first entered office.
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East St. Louis
Carl E. Officer
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