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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1985

Page

4

Flights revive business ties for Southern Illinois

Williamson County sees air service resumption to Springfield and Chicago easing travel for local firms. Britt Airways and the Williamson County Airport are credited for the boost, enabling morning flights and same day return. An Indiana developer plans a 450 acre Marion site for business and housing, signaling strong regional growth.

Southern Illinois Williamson County Illinois Springfield Chicago St. Louis Britt Airways Indiana Marion

New American Hostages in Lebanon and Public Sympathy

The six American hostages seized in Lebanon since March 1984 remain trapped in a remote stalemate alongside other Western captives. The piece argues not to assign blame to President Reagan or Carter, urges continued support for families, and calls for public acknowledgment of the suffering until clearer news emerges.

Lebanon Tehran Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter

Lawyer Push Fails to Stall Illinois Medical Malpractice Reform

Chicago area lawyers rush to file malpractice suits as Illinois lawmakers move toward revisions to the plan. A diluted screening panel remains, but experts doubt it will curb frivolous cases or change the heavy liability borne by doctors and insurers, with higher costs flowing to patients.

LaSalle Street Chicago Collar Illinois

Invasion Talk Shifts Mood On Nicaragua Policy

Reagan officials have begun openly discussing the possibility of U S troops in Nicaragua if other policies fail. Interviews show officials, lawmakers, and experts weighing scenarios such as military aid to rebels, potential base rights for the Soviet Union, and the risk of a Cuban missile crisis if U S forces are provoked.

Joel Brinkley New York Times Washington Reagan Administration Nicaragua Reagan George P. Shultz United States Panama Costa Rica Honduras Congress U.S Capitol Hill Soviet Union Central America Joint Chiefs of Staff Defense Caspar W. Weinberger White House Robert C. McFarlane Shultz American Bar Association Fred C. Ikle Defense For Policy House Democratic Moscow Daniel Ortega Saavedra Sam Nunn Georgia Armed Services Committee Paul F. Gorman Managua Richard G. Lugar R-Ind Foreign Relations Committee Lugar Ikle Cuba The Oretega Cmdr Julio Ramos Arguello Ramos

Vandals Steal Flowers From Grandfather’s Grave at Cemetery

A Southern Illinois letter laments graveyard thefts at West Frankfort Heights Cemetery. The writer describes three day old flowers, seeks accountability, and asks thieves to reflect on causing families pain as they stole from a grave and potentially sold or repurposed the blooms.

Southern Illinois West Frankfort Heights

District 95 weighs cutting one library position in a two-librarian system

Librarians and parent volunteers warn the proposed cut would shutter district libraries in primary and intermediate schools. They question who would manage book selection, repair, reshelving, and card catalogs if a central librarian is removed, risking students' access to libraries before junior high.

Southern Illinoisan District 95 Lincoln Thomas School Winkler Lewis Parrish Thomas

Let hospitals protect lives and meet birthing needs

Joan M. Patterson RN from Carbondale urges hospitals to preserve safe birth care and skilled delivery. She highlights the 10 percent of births with complications, praises modern equipment, and calls for dialogue between families and staff to ensure personal, competent care without depersonalization.

Joan M. Patterson R.N. Carbondale

Stay at SIU plea backs Herman Williams as coach

Carl Flowers, president, Margaret Nesbitt, and Martha Farris of the NAACP with Carbondale and 243 others urge Southern Illinois University to retain Herman Williams as assistant basketball coach. They cite coaching efficiency, community rapport, loyalty, and leadership, arguing he could well serve as head coach and would be a great loss if he leaves.

Southern Illinoisance Herman Williams Southern Illinois University Carl Flowers Margaret Nesbitt Martha Farris NAACP Carbondale

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