Appeals court orders bearing mascot to be killed
A three judge Illinois appeals panel ruled that Tommy the Bear, Camp Ondessonk mascot for 17 years, must be destroyed for rabies testing under a lower court order. The decision keeps options open for further court action and sides with rabies concerns raised by the boy’s parents.
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J.L. Schmidt
Mount Vernon
Illinois 5Th District Appellate Court
Tommy the Bear
Southern Illinois
Belleville
Thomas Keefe Jr
Ondessonk
Johnson County
J. Lewis Wingate
Wingate
St. Clair County
Illinois Supreme Court
Keefe
Donald Lowrey
John Burrelsman
Scott
Ozark
Harold James
James
Tommy
Gary McKibben
Burrelsman
Robert Vannahmen
Vannahmen
Congress divided over three year tax cut plan
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski proposes a third-year tax cut targeted to middle income earners if the Reagan forecast improves. Administration counters say this undermines Reagan's unconditional three-year plan while Senate and House leaders push differing bills ahead.
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Washington (Ap
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Dole
Dole
Ros
Railcar nitric acid leak evacuates 750 residents at Dupo
Dupo Illinois AP reports a railroad tank car leaking poisonous nitric acid from a valve forced the evacuation of about 750 residents early today. Authorities said no injuries were reported as crews secured the car and investigated the incident.
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Dupo
Dupo, Ill
Missouri Pa
Cific Yard
Harry Hammer
East St. Louis
Hammer
Eldorado
Ark
Sauger
Z R athletic physicals tomorrow at Lesser High School gym
Zeigler Royalton High School athletes can obtain free physicals Tuesday at the Lesser High School gym from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A physical therapist will also be present.
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Zeigler-Royalton High School
Allies urge U.S. to cut rates and seek arms talks
At a summit near Ottawa the seven wealthiest democracies pressed President Reagan to begin Soviet arms control talks and lower U.S. interest rates. Reagan stood firm, linking talks to Soviet behavior and trade ties, and aiming for November or December for negotiations.
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U.S
Montebello
Quebec
America
Reagan
Soviet Bloc
United States
Ottawa
White House
Edwin Meese III
Meese
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Zenko Suzuki
Giovanni Spadolini
Gaston Thorn
European Economic Community
Requiems Under Way After Hyatt Walkway Collapse
Investigators probe hotel ruins after two suspended walkways at the Hyatt Regency Hotel collapsed in Kansas City Missouri killing 113 and injuring 186. Funerals begin for victims including four Mariachi Estrella Band members. Crown Center seeks thorough engineering review and possible two week reopening.
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Kansas City, Mo
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Topeka
Kan
Hyatt
Fuller Brush Co
Rachel Galvan
Theresa Cuevas
Miss Galvan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Failure Analysis Associates
Palo Alto
Calif
Donald Hall
Hallmark Cards Ene
Hall
Hallmark
Crown Center Redevelopment Co
Hyatt Corp
Crown Center
James Stratta
Menlo Park
Stratta
James McClune
Richard Berkley
Sandy
Armored Truck Overturn Kills 11 Children in Zimbabwe
A military armored truck carrying schoolchildren home from a sports outing overturned near Filabus, Bulawayo, killing 11 pupils aged 15 to 18 and injuring 61. Officials have no cause yet, noting the vehicle may have been top heavy on a gravel road near Singwango School.
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Zimbabwe
Singwango School
Filabus
Bulawayo
Trial opens for Pope shooting suspect Agca in Rome
Mehmet Ali Agca entered a bulletproof glass booth in a Rome court to begin trial for shooting Pope John Paul II and two American women. Prosecutors and defense predicted a life sentence. Agca confessed to the shooting per his lawyer, while authorities pursue possible accomplices and call about 30 witnesses. The pope remains hospitalized after a virus linked to transfusions.
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Rome
Mehmet Ali Agca
Pope John Paul II
Turk
Agea
Agca
Pietro D’ovidio
Turkey
St. Peter’s Square
Nicole Amato
Pope
Palos Park Doctor to Challenge Governor in 1982 Primary
Dr. John Roche of Palos Park announced a bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the March 1982 primary. The 56 year old general practitioner said an independent cannot win and will run as a Republican with offices in Bridgeview.
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Chicago
John Roche
James R. Thompson
Roche
Palos Park
Bridgeview
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