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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1985

Page

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Supreme Court backs state mandated mental health coverage

The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that states may require private employer health plans to include benefits for mental disorders. The Massachusetts law was upheld despite claims it interfered with collective bargaining rights. The decision signals broad state reach as about 20 states already mandating mental health and substance abuse coverage.

U.S. Supreme Court Washington Supreme Court Massachusetts Harry A. Blackmun Ilinois

Financier Jake Butcher Sentenced to 20 Years

Knox ville AP Financier Jake Butcher received two concurrent 20 year prison terms after pleading to bank fraud charges for diverting 20 million dollars in loans to his accounts. Prosecutors sought the maximum term and a deterrent. He will serve at least a third of the sentence. The plea also covered a tax evasion charge and avoided multiple trials.

Knoxville, Tenn Jake Butcher U.S John W. Gill Jr Thomas Butcher Knoxville Memphis London

Socialists win big in Greece election

Athens reports massive crowds celebrating Andreas Papandreou's Socialists after votes show the party leading with 46 percent. The result signals a mandate to withdraw from NATO and the EEC and poses questions on U.S. bases in Greece and Cyprus policy. George Papandreou, Margaret Papandreou, and anti‑right forces feature among key names.

Papandreou rides defiant path to Greek re election

Greek Premier Andreas Papandreou, American citizen for 20 years, wins a second four year term on a platform of less dependence on the United States and more socialism. He defied NATO and the European Community in his first term while portraying himself as a maverick who supports Western alliance on key questions. He urged calm relations with the US and Europe while promising unchanged positions on fundamental issues. Opponents accuse him of demagogy, but Greek voters elected him to lead regardless.

Associated Press New York Times Athens Greece Andreas Papandreou America NATO U.S Papandreou University of California At Berkeley College Kastri Socialist Party Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement George Margaret Women’s Union of Greece North Atlantic Treaty Organization Cyprus Mediterranean Turkey Democrac Communist Party of United States European Economic Community

Weather Tonight and Tuesday Warm Humid Forecast

The forecast notes rain tonight with clearing patterns later. Tuesday is expected to be warm and humid, with high humidity and mild temperatures focused across the region.

Marion native Judy Ivey wins second Tony award

Marion High School graduate Judy Ivey earned her second Tony in two years, winning Best Supporting Actress for Hurlyburly. Her sister Sara noted Ivey also won in 1983 for Steaming and remains active in TV and film, including The Long Hot Summer with Don Johnson.

Marion High School Judith Ivey Josie Miss Ivey Hurlyburly Mike Nichols Sara Sara Ivey Tonys Jim Ivey Judy Ms. Ivey Hollywood Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Don

Lobbyists descend during tax debate on Capitol Hill

Washington AP says lobbyists push into hearings as House Ways and MeansPanel studies Reagan tax plan amid another Senate Finance debate. Chairman Dan Rostenkowski aims three month airing with no bill drafting until after Labor Day while Sen. Robert Packwood plans hearings and a Christmas desk deadline. Critics fear tax reform clashes and policy battles over energy breaks and state tax deductions. The Senate weighs defense cuts to Star Wars amid SALT II and Nicaragua aid restrictions.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Reagan Dan Rostenkowski D-Nr Robert Packwood Senate Finance Committee Ways and Means Packwood Capitol Hill Rais Daniel P. Moynihan D-N.y Senate

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