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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1981

Page

2

Zeigler-Royalton homecoming crowns two youths king queen

Daryl Null and Marla Salingue were named king and queen at the Zeigler-Royalton Booster Club homecoming. Prince and princess went to Jason Ridings and Mandie Martin. Sponsors included Webb's Food Store Cavco Printing Co and Larry's Trailer Sales. Funds from the event aim to buy 2509 dollars of video equipment for the high school.

Daryl Null Marla Salingue Zeigler-Royalton Booster Club Jason Ridings Bob Ridings Route 2 West Frankfort Mandie Martin Dale Martin Zeigler Webb’s Food Store Cavco Printing Co Larry’s Trailer Noto’s Service Station R and S Laundry The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Rita Eldridge Eldridge

Equador cuts price and Britain may follow

Oil prices tumble as Ecuador slashes its official price by 3.80 a barrel and Britain signals a possible cut. Market talk centers on size, with London executives saying a sizable reduction is needed to align with spot prices around 31 to 33 dollars. Nigeria and Libya reportedly considering or facing cuts as pressure mounts.

New York Ecuador Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Mexico OPEC Britain Libya Nigeria Algeria Wall Street Journal Rel London British National Oil Co

Barge Traffic Surges Despite National Coal Strike

Mississippi River barge movement rose through May 31 at Granite City and Alton locks, with five month tonnage of 28,047,672 compared to 26,112,861 last year. Most traffic was grain heading south. Federal Barge Lines notes welcome end to strike.

Alton, Ill Mississippi River U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Granite City Alton Bob Labdon Federal Barge Lines

Southern Illinoisan contact and subscription details

Public notice of newspaper offices addresses in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and Marion with classilied ad numbers and postmaster address. Includes delivery and mail subscription rates and circulation areas.

Southern Illinoisan USPS N. Illinois Carbondale Ill 16Th Herrin Murphysboro Illinois Southern Isan Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Marion

Court upholds equal pay rights for women in similar jobs

The Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote held that women in jobs primarily held by women can use the Civil Rights Act to challenge wage discrimination versus men in similar roles. The decision rejects comparable worth but opens new avenues for wage claims, sending the Hillsboro Oregon case back for further evidence.

Washington Supreme Court High Court William J. Brennan Brennan Washington Nty Hillsboro Ore Byron R. White Thurgood Marshall Harry Blackmun John Paul Stevens William H. Rehnquist Warren E. Burger Potter Stewart Lewis F. Powell Rehnquist Congress

High court to rule on convicts rights

The Supreme Court will decide if criminals have a constitutional right to be informed about parole terms attached to plea bargains. It considers reinstating parole violation convictions of two Chicago men whose pleas did not reveal post prison parole. The 7th Circuit overturned those convictions, citing a 1977 rule that omitting mandatory parole renders a guilty plea unfairly induced.

Washington Supreme Court Chicago Illinois 7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lawrence Williams Oscar Southall 7Th Circuit

Reagan Talks With Mexican Leader At White House Camp David

President Reagan welcomed Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo to the White House pledging a relationship of mutual respect and cooperation. They rode to Camp David for talks on trade energy and immigration with Mexico seen as a key ally, oil power, and top U.S. trading partner while Cuba and El Salvador loom in regional issues.

Washington Reagan Jose Lopez Portillo White House Mexico United States Lopez Portillo Camp David White House South Lawn Abrazo Latin America Carter Mexico City Portillo el Salvador U.S Thomas Enders Cuba Central America

County Seat Restaurant Seized by IRS Over Taxes

The County Seat Restaurant at 917 Chestnut St Murphysboro has been seized by the IRS for nonpayment of more than 10 000 in taxes. The owners I Am Inc face liens on all property and the restaurant may be sold at auction if payments are not made. Phil B Pazanin could not be reached for comment.

Chestnut St Murphysboro Internal Revenue Service I Am, Inc Restau IRS Jackson County IRS Public Information Suzanne Moore Phil B. Pazanin

Johnston City seeks additional supt applicants

The Johnston City Unit 1 School Board will again accept applications for superintendent through Friday extending the period that had ended May 15. Superintendent William Koenecke resigns July 1 with 15 applicants on May 15 and three interviewed the next week. Board members Priscilla Winkler Al Oxford and Jimmy Dean chair the search committee.

Johnston City Unit 1 William Koenecke Priscilla Winkler al Oxford Jimmy Dean

Reagan backs two year saccharin sales extension

The Reagan administration endorsed a two year extension of the law allowing saccharin sales despite tests showing it is a weak cancer causing agent. Congress had previously imposed a moratorium on banning saccharin four years ago.

Washington Congress

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