Embargo on Mississippi Peanut Brittle Sells Halts in Illinois
Mississippi church group REACH headed by Bishop Luke Edwards faces an Illinois candy sales embargo after a staple was found in Bishop's Best Peanut Brittle. Illinois plans to ship the product back to Meridian Mississippi, with fines for breaches and no plan to lift the ban.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Mississippi
Illinois
Illinois Department of Public Health
Carbondale
Luke Edwards
Christ Temple Pentecostal Church
Meridian
Miss
Edwards
Chet June
June
Marion
Christ Temple Church
REACH
Church
Sikhs Rally at Golden Temple Condemns 1984 Army Assault
About 5,000 Sikh militants gathered at Amritsar's Golden Temple to condemn the 1984 army assault on militants holed up inside the shrine. The rally marked the largest gathering since the June 4 to 7 operation.
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Golden Temple
Amritsar
India
Indira Gandhi
Tax options on funding 1992 World Fair face GOP doubts
Springfield AP reports a list of possible taxes to fund the 1992 Chicago World’s Fair was presented as lawmakers debate financing. GOP leaders question state money, while planners seek nearly 500 million dollars in state support and bonds. John Kramer defends the plan as modest yet potentially transformative.
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Springfield
GOP
Philip O’connor
O’connor
Senate
Fair
Senate Gop
Forest Etheredge
R-Aurora
World’s Fair Authority
John Kramer
Turkish Pope Attacker Testifies of Syrian Terrorist Training
Mehmet Ali Agca testified in Rome that he was trained as a terrorist in Syria by Bulgarian and Czechoslovak experts and said the Soviet Union is the center of international terrorism. He is the main witness as three Bulgarians and four Turks stand trial over the Ma 13, 1981 shooting of Pope John Paul II.
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Rome
Mehmet Ali Agca
Syria
Soviet Union
Agca
John Paul II
Solzhenitsyn Files for U S Citizenship With Natalia
Exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn and his wife Natalia filed citizenship applications in Vermont last week. The couple, who moved to Cavendish in 1976, would see their three sons become citizens upon their swearing in. Solzhenitsyn, 66, won the 1970 Nobel Prize and was exiled after criticizing the Soviet government.
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ST. Albans
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Natalia
U.S
Solzhenitsyns
Cavendish
United States
Leonard Lafayette
U.S. District Court
Burlington
Solzhenitsyn
Zurich
Switzerland
Waile Tonight Rainy Friday Clearing Details
Weather page reports tonight and Friday forecast for VT Waile withRain return clearing patterns. Forecasters expect intermittent showers this evening followed by gradual clearance and mild temperatures into Friday. Local officials urge motorists to use caution amid slick roads.
Man Killed Over Four Dollar Parking Ticket in St Louis
Motorcycle officer Johnnie C Corbin was killed after being rear ended by a car on the city’s north side. The driver Willie Taylor Jr 43 was jailed on a first degree murder charge. A bystander disarmed a pistol Taylor used to threaten him. Taylor said anger over the ticket led to the attack. Corbin had nine years on the force and was 41.
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ST. Louis
Johnnie C. Corbin
Willie Taylor Jr
Robert Richters
Police Homicide Division
Taylor
Aylor
Richters
Corbin
Ronald Taylor
Ting Corbin
City Hospital
Richter
Ibin
CIA probe on Soviet ability to detect U S submarines
Washington reports the CIA, ordered by Congress, began a $10 million probe into how the Soviets might detect U S missile submarines at sea. The study, focused on radar and satellite tech, has been underway since last year and aims to report back in 18 months.
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Washington
CIA
Congress
U.S
Spy
America
Washington Post
Navy
John A. Walker
Reagan
Clinton plant cost overruns raise Illinois Power bill
Illinois Power Co said construction spending at its Clinton nuclear plant exceeded estimates by about 110 million dollars in the last seven months. Overruns are expected to continue until completion. Fuel loading is planned for next January, but the total excess remains unestimated.
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Carroll Kelly
Wagon Wheel Liquor Store
Lesser
Presley
Chicago
Illinois Power Co
Clinton
Illi
Nois Power
A. Adams
Illinois Power
Central Illinois
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