Simon backs Young amid criticism of his remarks
U S Representative Paul Simon defends U N ambassador Andrew Young against charges of an unguided stance while noting context of past Playboy remarks. He urges Young to broaden focus beyond Africa to Latin America and push for U N policy reforms.
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Mayors Back Carter In Restrained Voice
At the 45th annual United States Conference of Mayors meeting in Tucson Arizona Newark Mayor Kenneth A Gibson led praise for Carter while noting his efforts to aid cities. The mayors also released a NSF funded panel report calling national policy inadvertently anti urban.
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West Frankfort teen injured in Franklin County wreck
John Moore, 14, of West Frankfort, was listed in good condition at Barnes Hospital after a Friday wreck in Franklin County. He rode as a passenger in a pickup driven by 14 year old John Heath, also unlicensed, with 15 year old Jack Androff as a third occupant. Heath said a second vehicle forced the truck off Landfill Road near Benton. The truck sustained major damage and was towed. Heath and Androff were uninjured. The hospital declined to release Moore's exact injuries.
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Ewing Man Injured in Motorcycle Crash
Erman W. Baty 19 of Ewing in Franklin County is in fair condition at Franklin Hospital Benton after his motorcycle collided with Mildred Stuby's car on the Akin blacktop at 3 20 p m Friday. Stuby of Eldorado was not injured though her car sustained major damage.
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Carbondale Man Charged With Marijuana Felony
Carbondale police arrested Brett W. Pritchett, 19, of 79 Pleasant Valley Mobile Home Park, after stopping his car on a routine violation. He faces a felony possession of marijuana charge for allegedly having more than 500 grams, and was jailed in Jackson County pending Monday’s court hearing.
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Rent ban on using handicapped education space proposed
A bill by Senator Kenneth Buzbee and Representative Bruce Richmond would bar charging rent to school districts for classes held at Styrest Nursing Home in Carbondale. The measure, approved by the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee, aims to protect wards of the state receiving special education, while Styrest says charges reflect maintenance costs and space limits. The companion budget priority bill seeks to fully fund wards of the state education needs, but faces committee scrutiny.
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Stevenson predicts Israel aimed at peace despite hawkish shift
Sen. Adair Stevenson warns that Israel's new government under Menahem Begin may not abandon peace efforts. He notes the Likud victory could tilt policy away from Labor but says it is premature to deem the election a mistake and argues the alliance with the United States remains essential.
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Redford Backing Clean Air Bill Helps Senate Victory
A White House push with actor Robert Redford aid helped defeat industry and labor efforts to weaken the Clean Air Act. President Carter urged opposition to weaker auto exhaust controls as Senate backed stronger amendments with key support from Byrd and EPA officials.
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