State's quick action will set justice aright
Charles Garnati Williamson County's state attorney, praised for common sense, orders perjury charges against Dennis Michaelson after Tribune findings on his arson case testimony. The swift move aims to correct potential miscarriages of justice in the Amil Cornille matter.
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Charles Garnati
Williamson County
The
Chicago Tribune
Dennis Michaelson
Chicago
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Peners
Marion
Amil Cornille
Johnston City
Tribune
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Illinois
Department of Law Enforcement
Letters: Country road not a race track
An Illinois reader on Herrin’s north side urges drivers to slow on a narrow dirt road where traffic has surged after new neighbors moved in. A dog was killed after being struck by speeding vehicles, illustrating risks to children, elderly residents, and pets. The writer condemns reckless driving and self-centered behavior endangering others.
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Southern Illinois An
Herrin
Safire on Iran hostage rescue probe and cover up
William Safire argues the Holloway commission will study planning flaws while White House and Pentagon seek political cover. A secret congressional report already cites major errors in the Iran rescue mission and raises questions about command, weather, radio, and abort decisions affecting Carter and national credibility.
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William Safire
New York Times
Iran
James Holloway
Holloway
Joint Chiefs
White House
Pentagon
Why is this man smiling
Kennedy’s relaxed mood in defeat stems from firm belief Carter’s economic policy fails. He cites high unemployment and high interest as reasons for a real Democrat to lead, while noting his own resilience and leadership stance amid delegate doubts and a challenging convention path.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Washington
Edward Kennedy
Carter
Newark
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Calif
San Jose
Kohoutek
Kennedy
Iowa
John Culver
Birch Bayh
Indiana
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Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Jimmy Carter
White House
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eSac
New York
New Jersey
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California
Is the 1980 recession real or another false alarm
Editorial examines mixed economic signals about a recession in 1980. Economists differ on onset, noting no single definition and citing persistent broad declines, revision-prone GNP figures, and varied leading versus coincident indicators. With unemployment at 7 percent, many feel the recession has arrived.
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Hoyt Gimlin
Washington
Solomon Fabrickant
National Bureau of Economic Research
New York
Dr. Fabrickant
Fabrickant
Bureau
Geo H. Moore
Center
Rutgers University
Moore
America
Morgan
Commerce Department
Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau of Economic Analysis
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