SIU medical school graduates eight new doctors from area
Eight Southern Illinois residents are among SIUC School of Medicine charter class graduates. Ceremonies at 3 p.m. in the Holiday Inn East Springfield feature Dr. C Barber Mueller of McMasters Medical Centre as main speaker. Graduates include Borkon Kovach Taylor Wheeler Williamson Zelman Witges Baumann Wujek and Zumwalt with residencies planned at major hospitals nationwide.
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Springfield
Holiday Inn East
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Canada
McMasters Medical Centre
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SIUC
Carbondale
William D. Borkon
Regina A. Kovach
Carterville
Owen C. Taylor
West Frankfort
Timothy W. Wheeler
Marion
Michael R. Williamson
Steven J. Zelman
Mt. Vernon
Mary K. Witges
Scheller
Brenda Morgan Baumann
Pinckneyville
Dr. Borkon
Eli Borkon
Claire
Denison University
Northwestern University Medical Center
Kovach
Mike Kovach
LIUC
Lutheran General Hospital
Park Ridge
Taylor
Owen
Joan Taylor
Vanderbilt University
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Memphis
Dr. Wheeler
Paul and
Norma Wheeler
Case Western Reserve
Cleveland
Williamson
Lester and
Lena Williamson
Washington University
San Diego County University
Dr. Zelman
Morris and
Irma Zelman
Northwestern University
Framingham Union Hospital
Massachusetts
Witges
Raymond
Rita Witges
Deaconess Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Baumann
James
Martha Morgan
MacMurray
Harrisburg (Pa
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Earlville
Philip F. Zumwalt
Sheldon
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Albert says he will quit Congress this year
Speaker Carl Albert announced he will retire from Congress when his current term ends this year. The 68 year old Oklahoma Democrat cited health and family reasons and said he plans to live in Oklahoma.
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Massachusetts
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Okla
Teton Dam Breach Liberates Idaho Floodwaters
The Teton Dam near St. Anthony Idaho burst Saturday sending a 15 foot high muddy wave through Sugar City Rexburg and surrounding areas. Officials warned of possible deaths though no confirmed fatalities by nightfall. Evacuations occurred as water reached the Snake River and communities faced rising water and damaged infrastructure. Governor Andrus declared extreme emergency as National Guard units were mobilized and federal help sought.
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Victor
John Hough
Bonneville County
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Tetonia
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Ricks College
Burley
Cecil Andrus
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Ford
Frank Church
Weather and legal brief from Williamson page 3
Partly sunny warm today with highs in the low to mid 80s. Monday stays mostly sunny and warm with mid 80s highs. Williamson grand jury fails to indict in Ripley murder and Marion Memorial Hospital deaths. Page 3.
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Rise in Rend Lake visitors highlights corps role series
U S Corps of Engineers views Rend Lake as a great lake and expects a million visitors this year in a first of a Southern Illinois series. The pieces note Marion street naming and Elm trees with pipes, plus regional growth and historical features across several pages.
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Rend Lake
Ilinois
Marion
Belmont winner Bold Forbes tops race as expected
Bold Forbes wins the Belmont in line with expectations. The racing result tops a card featuring the Jackson Golf Open leader Jerry Tucker from Carbondale and other highlighted events across the issue.
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Jerry Tucker
Carbondale
Reagan pressures Ford in weekend campaign ads
During final primaries Reagan demanded Ford pull ads while Udall attacked Carter's consistency. Campaigns swung through Ohio New Jersey and California as delegates shifted with Saturday caucuses. Ford led Republicans with 832 total delegates while Carter maintained a lead in the Democrats.
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Cali
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Alabama
George Wallace
California
Brown
Sen
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Los Angeles
J Paul Getty Dies at London Mansion at 83
J Paul Getty American oil magnate and philanthropist dies at his home near London at age 83 from heart failure. He gave to charities and enjoyed glamorous gatherings while remaining publicity shy and guarded about his fortune. Estimates placed his wealth between 2 and 4 billion dollars in a life marked by humor about riches.
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London
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