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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1978

Page

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U S May Raise Beef Import Quotas Amid Inflation Push

The Carter administration weighs higher import quotas on foreign beef to ease rising grocery costs as April prices show a 2.4 percent food gain and overall inflation nears a 0.9 percent month rise. Officials cite supply pressures and farm losses, while industry voices caution profits are restoring profitability.

Washington Carter Administration Robert Strauss White House Strauss Carter Beef Industry Council Chicago Council John L. Huston Labor Department Federal Reserve Board

Rural fire protection failings hit Southern Illinois

Rural Illinois residents face delayed or no aid as city departments refuse rural alarms without guaranteed funds. Communities like Murphysboro, Carbondale, and Lake of Egypt report higher insurance costs, aging equipment, and slow reactions. Officials blame lack of rural funding and logistics, while residents demand better coverage and funding.

Carbondale Charlie McCaughan Heyde Marion Steel Steele Lake of Egypt Joe Seper Eagle Point Bay Association Lake of Egypt Property Owners Seper McCaughan Stan Thomas

Rural town fire call policies in Southern Illinois towns

A summary of how major Southern Illinois towns handle rural fire alarms. It lists cities such as Carbondale Murphysboro Marion Herrin Benton West Frankfort Du Quoin Pinckneyville Cobden Anna Chester Sparta and Randolph County. Each department sets fees ranging from 50 to 500 and many require post fire payment or guaranteed upfront payments.

Dick Hudson Herrin Jackson County Murphysboro Grand Tower Bill Marks Brooks Ladner Union County Wolf Lake Franklin County Zeiler Thompsonville Michael Bowers Chester Steele Jerry McClerren Carbondale Makanda Illinois Benton West Frankfort Perry County du Quoin Pinckneyville Randolph County Chester William L. Brown Sparta Jeff Siegel

Weather outlook for tonight through Saturday

National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions tonight with showers and thunderstorms likely and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler with additional showers and thunderstorms and highs around the 80s. Saturday includes a chance of showers with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 60s.

National Weather Service

Governor Thompson Names New Manpower Office Chief

Gov. Thompson replaces Laurence Murray Jr. with new head of the Governor's Office of Manpower and Human Development after reports that the governor had lost confidence in Murray. Details appear on page 11.

Gov. Thompson Laurence Murray Jr

Family Living A June Jubilee at Marion Memo­rial

June 9 and 10 will try to raise 15000 dollars for Marion Memorial Hospital. Mentioned on Page 6 is manager Ken Boyer relief after the St. Louis Cardinals won three straight. Also Gale Sayers undecided about applying for the athletic director job at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Page 15.

Marion Memorial Hospital Ken Boyer St. Louis Cardinals Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Gale Sayers

Southern Illinois farmers near spring planting schedule

News brief notes Southern Illinois farmers nearly on schedule for spring planting with coverage on page 3. Additional area news remains on page 28. Two SIU projects push Gov. Thompson to decide on matters he would rather avoid. Page references included.

Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University

Americans want federal lead on new energy sources

The Harris Survey notes Americans favor government leadership in developing new energy sources but oppose government activity that competes with private enterprise. The report appears on Page 10 while related politics about President Carter ending the arms shipments ban to Turkey runs on Page 2.

Carter Turkey

NATO summit eyes defense boost amid Warsaw Pact edge

U S Defense Secretary Harold Brown questions NATO’s ability to offset Soviet增强 buildup as alliance membres push a 15 year, up to 100 billion dollar program. The final communique vows parity between NATO and Warsaw Pact forces and expands air defense amid broader East West arms balance concerns.

NATO Warsaw Pact Europe Vienna Austria Todor Dichev Washington Aurelius Fernandex Didiev Brown Carter United States Africa

U S to Send Food Aid to Laos since Communist Victory

The Carter administration will provide 10,000 tons of rice valued at about $5 million to Laos as humanitarian aid. This marks the first U S food assistance to an Indochinese country since the Communist victories three years ago, part of an international response to Laos' shortages.

U.S Laos Washington Star Washington Carter Administration

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