Lesar named acting SIU-C president again
SIU Carbondale dean Hiram Lesar, 67, is named acting president by the Board of Trustees for a second time, succeeding Warren Brandt who resigns effective June 30. Lesar will be paid 60 000 dollars yearly and serves under the board until a permanent president is named. Brandt becomes a consultant to SIUC.
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James Brown
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Oil imports rise despite refinery space concerns
Washington reports a sharp rise in crude imports to 6.6 million bpd this week, easing fears of a gasoline shortage but refinery capacity drops threaten supply. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warns of possible long lines unless stations stagger hours. governors urged to ensure continuous gas availability.
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Marion plaza back in business after truckers blockade
Independent truckers ended a 35 hour blockade at Marion Truck Plaza after parking flatbeds and drums at the pumps. manager Rod Rubens said diesel sales were crippled and costs rose, as protesters blamed rising fuel prices and a 55 mph limit for higher consumption.
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Congress Rebuffs 5.5 Percent Pay Hike Vote
The House rejected its own 5.5 percent pay raise plan amid political maneuvering on a $952 million legislative appropriations bill. Representative Paul Simon defended the pay hike debate, suggesting an independent commission, while the chamber moved to return the bill for later action. Senators blocked Tellico Dam funding, delaying draft registration debates until July.
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Carter heads to Vienna for talks with Brezhnev
President Carter travels to Vienna for his first summit with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. He aims to avoid nuclear war while ensuring U.S. security and expects to sign a treaty to limit strategic nuclear weapons. The departure included Mondale's best wishes as the Carters flew from Andrews AFB for an eight hour flight.
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Maryland
Weekend Weather Promises Heat With Scattered Showers
Southern Illinois looks to a hot weekend with Friday to Sunday highs near 90 degrees and nightly lows around the mid 60s. A 20 percent chance of scattered rain showers on Friday night breaks the dry stretch, then clear skies return for outdoor activities through Sunday.
Index Ann Landers Wit s End Deaths Family Living
A compact note from the era lists columns and features including Ann Landers and horoscope style items. It mentions television weather details and a map on the page as part of the public notices and lifestyle listings.
Senate Bill Faces Senate Floor Amid Governor's Opposition
A $2 billion sales tax relief measure cleared the Senate Revenue Committee and moves to the Senate floor despite Gov. James Thompson opposing it. The report notes rising gasoline revenue increases the general fund while lawmakers debate its use. House appropriations advanced major college funding bills already approved by the Senate.
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Judge Dismisses Charges Against Two West Frankfort Officials
A judge has dismissed charges against two former West Frankfort officials, ending the case prior to trial. The decision clears the individuals of alleged misdeeds tied to city operations. Details were filed on page 3 of the edition.
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Sioux Indians awarded 17.5 million in land settlement
The Sioux Nation wins a 17.5 million settlement over an alleged illegal uprooting from Black Hills land, a case spanning about a century since Custer's Last Stand. The item references former Saluki Carl Mauck and hints at a football career on page 15.
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John Wayne A Tribute pictorial profile details his rise and death
The Associated Press News features presents John Wayne A Tribute a 160 page hardcover profile tracing the Duke s rise to fame through the final hours before his death from cancer Readers may order the book for 5 95 by sending a check or money order to The Southern Illinoisan Box 413 Teaneck NJ 07666
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