Extension for ERA clears first House hurdle in Illinois
Washington AP reports a 23 8 vote in the House Judiciary Committee to extend the ERA ratification deadline. The panel rejected a two thirds floor vote requirement and backed a three year three month extension to June 22 1982, with opposition from Rep McClory who urged ratification by March 22.
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Fugitive found hiding in coal bin during Illinois manhunt
Marcia and Tom Taylor discovered Melvin Johnson, 20, hiding in their Dowell basement coal bin after a daylong search by state and local authorities near Elkville. Johnson, sought on auto theft and forcible entry charges and with warrants for deviant sexual assault and related counts, was unarmed and led away after a tense standoff with Trooper Carlos Tolbert. Johnson had entered the home before dawn and planned to flee at night. The incident left the Taylors shaken, with Mrs. Taylor unable to sleep.
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Shoemake seeks plea change in Herrin case
Former Herrin Alderman Thomas Shoemake asked to change his plea in the federal extortion case. A change-of-plea hearing is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Benton. Shoemake previously pleaded innocent to an indictment accusing him of taking 1500 dollars from Southern Illinois Cable TV Inc. in 1972 to back a franchise extension.
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Postal Service unions near strike as talks stall
With a looming three day deadline the U S Postal Service and three unions press hard over wages job security and overtime The no layoff clause from 1973 remains a battlefield while federal mediators intervene Progress on minor issues noted but core differences remain and threats of walkouts loom as contingency plans include possible troop involvement and mail pickups.
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Soviet judge orders U.S. reporters to retract slander
A Moscow judge gave Baltimore Sun reporter Harold Piper and New York Times correspondent Craig Whitney five days to retract articles about dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia, pay 3330 in costs, or risk losing accreditation. Piper plans Aug. 14 Moscow return. the Sun may appeal.
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Weather, politics and sports notes from Carbondale
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with low 70s, Wednesday near 90s, then partly cloudy Thursday to Saturday. Thunderstorm chances Friday with highs in the 90s. Carbondale City Council ethics code approved. State prison work starts at Centralia amid neighbors' lawsuit. Antiques scarce and pricey. Loop’s new look from State Street Mall. Editorial on Andrew Young. Yankees suspend Reggie Jackson over bunt sign. Dave Steib to learn pitching with Blue Jays, not Salukis. Carter returns from Bonn summit with bold promises. Test tube baby case ends amid $1.5 million lawsuit defense notes.
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