Moore to retire as SIU philosophy chair in September
Willis E. Moore SIU Carbondale chairman and professor of philosophy will retire after summer quarter reaching mandatory retirement age 68 in January He joined SIU in 1955 and will be replaced temporarily by David S Clarke A permanent search will be formed Economic factors will influence the choice Moore plans travel and possible light teaching during retirement He recalls 18 years at SIU amid budget and student faculty unrest and hosts a farewell at Ramada Inn Carbondale Kenyas Lake Rudolf once joined Nile Basin history noted with Nile perch up to 200 pounds.
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NTSB to Take Sworn Statement in Chicago Crash Probe
The National Transportation Safety Board will take a sworn deposition from Sherman Skolnick on June 13 as part of its inquiry into the December Midway Airport crash that killed 45. Skolnick alleges sabotage of United Air Lines 737 en route from Washington, but has produced no supporting evidence. The hearings are public and will be at the Sheraton-O’Hare Hotel.
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Walker appoints 2 to revenue post and higher education board
Gov. Daniel Walker named Charles T. Cartwright 56 of Chicago to the assistant director of the Department of Revenue post paying 27000 a year. Dorsey C. Day 52 of Chicago was appointed to the unsalaried Board of Higher Education vacancy awaiting Senate confirmation.
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United Auto Workers Union
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Mississippi River Rises Near Chester After May Decline
The Mississippi River at Chester, after a May decline, has risen slightly this week. It reached a secondary crest of 38.5 feet on May 13, with stages at 29.4 last Wednesday, 29.6 on Thursday, and 29.9 feet this morning. Flood stage is 27 feet.
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Chrysler Emission Controls Spark Industry Debate
Chrysler president John Riccardo urged Congress that federal deadlines push rapid catalytic converter use, calling it a mistake and promising 1975 California sales use of catalysts while other states may rely on alternate methods to meet looser federal standards.
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Dollar Plunges on European Markets Gold Reaches Peak
European exchanges open with the dollar at record lows as gold prices surge to a fresh high. Frankfurt Paris and Zurich see sharp dollar declines with francs marks and Swiss francs all slipping. Dealers report heavy one way selling and volatile bond prices amid the turmoil.
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