NATO Leaders Seek Lebanon Peace At Bonn Summit
More than 100000 protesters filled Bonn as Reagan and NATO allies pressed for peace in the Middle East. Saudi foreign minister rushed to talks with Thatcher and Western leaders while Reagan urged a Lebanon cease fire and Israeli withdrawal.
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Bonn
West Germany
Reagan
NATO
Middle East
Israel
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Prince Saud al-Faisal
Margaret Thatcher
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Menachem Begin
State Department
Christopher Ross
Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Israel Radio
U.S
Richard Burt
Italy
Haig
Argentines inflict heavy British toll near Stanley
Argentine planes battered British forces southwest of Stanley as 5th Brigade troops came ashore at Fitz Roy Sound. Sir Galahad and Sir Tristram burned, 39 crewmen missing on one landing ship, while ships Plymouth and a small craft were damaged. British claims of seven Argentine planes downed followed air attacks.
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Associated Press
Stanley
Falklands
Argentina
Tony Wilson
Plymouth
Times of London
Sir Galahad
Sir Tristram
5Th Brigade
Fitzroy Sound
Defense Ministry
Argentine Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mount Kent
Port Harrier
Michael Nicholson
Independent Television News
House OKs 17 million hike in tornado relief
Illinois House approved a 1 million boost in the state emergency service budget to fund disaster aid and clean-up after Memorial Day tornadoes in Southern Illinois. The package includes 450,000 in federal funds for National Guard and law enforcement, plus disaster relief grants to businesses and individuals. Ten people were killed in Marion Carterville and Conant and surrounding areas.
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Springfield
Southern Illinois
Illinois House
Illinois
James F. Rea
D-Christopher
Robert C. Winchester
Senate
National Guard
Marion
Carterville
Conant
Boy awarded 19.8 million in malpractice judgment
In Chicago, a 77 year old boy will receive about 19.8 million as a settlement for brain damage after a birth hernia operation. Gregory Osterman of Streamwood would get the sum if he reaches his life expectancy of 77. The case alleges mistakes in care after surgery at Lutheran General Hospital Park Ridge following a May 23, 1975 birth at Holy Family Hospital Des Plaines.
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Chicago
Circuit
Walter Kowalski
Gregory Osterman
Streamwood
Holy Family Hospital
Des Plaines
Lutheran General Hospital
Park Ridge
Lie detector tests for Carbondale staff after theft
Sixteen members of Carbondale's engineering staff underwent lie detector tests this week following the Memorial Day weekend theft of about $20 000 worth of surveying equipment from the public works building on East College Street in the University City Complex. Police Chief Hogan declined to comment on results or suspects. Public Works Director Edward Reeder said someone knew exactly what was taken and that the department has borrowed gear from another agency while planning replacements costing about $23 000 to $24 000.
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Tom Woolf
The
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Public Works
Edward Hogan
Robert Cummins
Police Department
Edward Reeder
East College Street
University City Complex
Seiler Instrument Co
St. Louis
Reeder
Southern Illinoisan publication offices and contact details
Information on publishing offices in Carbondale and Herrin, circulation policies, rates for various delivery methods, and office telephone numbers. Includes mailing addresses and postmaster instruction.
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Southern Illinoisan
USPS
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
N. 16Th
Herrin
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Williamson County
Franklin County
Nancy Kissinger Found Innocent in Assault Case
Nancy Kissinger was cleared of simple assault as a judge ruled her reaction to a heckling woman toward her husband was spontaneous and somewhat human. The Newark, New Jersey court delivered the verdict, noting no criminal intent or harm.
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Newark
N.J
Nancy Kissinger
Bonn Sees Major Protest Against Reagan Nuclear Policy
More than 100 000 demonstrators gathered in Bonn to protest U S missiles and nuclear arms policies. Police reported 60 000 in one march column and 70 000 in a park rally, with vast crowds across the Kennedy bridge. A man reportedly set himself ablaze and was removed by helicopter as Reagan and NATO leaders met at the chancellery under tight security.
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Bonn
Reagan
Pentagon
NATO
U.S
Europe
John F. Kennedy
Rhine River
West Germany
U S
Kennedy
Rhine
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
David R. Gergen
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Hiroshima
Munich
King Liquors, Inc
Rt. 45
Harrisburg
Parker Plaza
Bud Light Crown Royal Canadian Mist Riunite
Sebastian Wine
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Levis
Levi's
Levy Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Let Strauss & Co
Sohus
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