Dozier salutes Italian rescuers amid Red Brigades hunt
U S Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier praised Italian security forces and the power of prayer after his rescue from a Red Brigades prison in Padua. Italian authorities arrested 17 more suspects and found weapons hideouts as they intensified efforts against the group.
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Vicenza
Italy
U.S
James L. Dozier
Freedom
Red Brigades
Dozier
Verona
Mestre
Venice
State of emergency curfew in Centralia after gas fires
A gas line regulator strike by a backhoe caused high pressure natural gas to vent across Centralia Missouri triggering fires that destroyed nine houses and damaged nineteen others including a motel and funeral home. Two people were injured. a curfew was ordered and damage assessed door to door as officials coordinated responses.
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Centralia
Burton Knowles
Neta Cox
Bill Hollander
Terry Mansfield
Missouri
Mansfield
Alvin Jacobs
Missouri Power and Light Co
Knowles
Hostages freed as Colombian hijackers fly to Havana refuge
Seven M-19 guerrillas hijacked an Aerotal Boeing 727 in Bogota and released 47 passengers before escaping to Cuba aboard a private jet owned by Carlos Ardila. The eight-seat jet refueled in San Andres and landed in Havana at 9:25 p.m. CST. The government said 115 passengers and six crew remained unharmed. The group sought amnesty and backed Jaime Bateman in the May elections. Taped airport talks showed threats to destroy the plane with all aboard.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Cali
Colombia
San Andres
Carribbean
Havana
Aerotal Airlines
Bogota
M- 19
M-19
Jaime Bateman
Scott's imprisonment delayed in federal tax fraud case
A federal judge postponed ruling on William Scott's jail term for income tax fraud. Scott, Illinois formerAttorney General, received one year and a day sentence. His lawyer cited heart disease and recent bypass surgery. prosecutors urged immediate surrender.
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Chicago
Illinois
William Scott
Scott
William Barnett
U.S
Marvin Aspen
Barnett
Jeremy Margolis
Margolis
Reagan ups nuclear and cuts solar in 1983 energy budget
President Reagan plans a 1983 energy budget boosting nuclear programs by more than 800 million over 1982 levels while proposing deep cuts to solar and energy conservation. He would scale back conservation grants nearly 90 percent and end many solar energy research efforts, as well as move to consolidate the Energy Department into other cabinets.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Dallas Chosen as 1984 GOP Convention Target
Reagan favors Dallas for the 1984 Republican National Convention, signaling a likely Aug 20 1984 gathering. Republican National Committee officials and Gov. Bill Clements tied to the process. formal host bids from Atlanta St Louis Kansas City and Detroit noted. Decision expected January 1983.
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Reagan
Dallas
Richard Richards
Bill Clements
Dallas Morning News
White House
Atlanta
St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
Republican National Committee
Country doctor dies at 107 in Illinois hometown
Tolbert F Hill of Athens died at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield two days before his 108th birthday after a short illness. A country doctor who began with house calls by horse and buggy, he delivered about 2300 babies in the Athens area by age 95. He came from a family of doctors. his father, a former slave owner, knew Abraham Lincoln and faced Civil War peril for Southern sympathies. All four brothers also graduated from Rush Medical School in Chicago.
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Springfield
Tolbert F. Hill
Athens
Hill
Memorial Medical Center
Illinois
South
Abraham Lincoln
Rush Medical School
Chicago
University of Chicago
Teen Arrested After Turkish Consul General Slaying in L A
Police in Pasadena arrested 19 year old Hanpig Sassounian on murder charges in the assassination of Kemal Arikan the Turkish consul general in Los Angeles. Arikan was shot at a stoplight near Wilshire Boulevard as he drove to work. Three juveniles were questioned and released. Police seek at least one more suspect.
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NATO
Los Angeles
Turkey
Kemal Arikan
James Hardin
Hanpig
Harry” Sassounian
Pasadena
Gates
Arikan
Washington
Associated Press
Justice Commandos
Akif Keskin
Keskin
Nuran
Comstock Avenue
Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills
Southern Illinoisan Publication and Subscription Details
Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin and Marion with daily schedule. Subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail vary by 4 week periods and 1 year options. Postage and contact numbers provided. postmaster address given.
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Southern Ilinoisan
N. Illinois
Carbondale
16Th
Herrin
Ill
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Gratitude to helpers for Rebecca Lyell's family notice
The family of Rebecca Sherrine Lyell expresses thanks to friends neighbors and coworkers who offered support and flowers. Special thanks go to General Telephone Co employees Olin Corp staff Rev Joe Campbell and his family and Victory Temple Church for their assistance.
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Rebecca Sherrine Lyell
General Telephone Co
Olin Corp
Joe Campbell
Victory Temple Church
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Mark Morris
Centralia Civil Defense Office
Christopher Bond
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Carlos Ardila
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