Call Me George Wins Sev enth Illinois Racking Horse Championship
One hundred eighty five horses from six states competed for four thousand dollars in prizes at Marion for the Sev enth Annual Illinois State Racking Horse Championships. Call Me George a black stallion owned by Latham Stables Arab Alabama topped the Championship Class. Runner up Entertain er Shadow owned by Dr H B Thorn Benton Alabama. Marion horse Shadows Bay Lady owned by Curt Davis Marion took top honors in Illinois Owned and Ridden class with second place going to Silent Rage owned by Farner Stables also of Marion. Other class winners include Little Boy Nighttime Magic Brothers Black Just Rusty Tara s Sweet Spirit Silverado Missy s Big Boy Moving Vio lation Don t Look Back Godfather s Image Kentucky Gambler Threat s Image Mama s Pride Shades On Fire Shadow s Bay Lady and more. The event, sponsored by the Illinois Racking Horse Association, drew a large crowd to Williamson County Fairgrounds.
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Reagan to visit Houston and New York on back-to-back trips
President Reagan plans two rapid trips this week after a brief return to Washington following a Camp David rest period. He will fly Tuesday to Houston for a Texas fundraiser and Thursday to New York for the United Nations second special session on disarmament. He was at Camp David when news of King Khaled of Saudi Arabia’s death reached him.
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Tax bills rise despite 10 percent income tax cut
Treasury study says bracket creep and higher Social Security taxes offset the 1982 tax cut for the typical four-person family with one earner in the 15 000 to 40 000 range. Inflation and Social Security hikes push many taxpayers into higher rates through 1988.
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Illinois gets 70 cents of every tax dollar returned
A study by the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce says Illinois gets only 70 cents per tax dollar sent to Washington, the lowest return in the nation. It notes neighboring states Indiana 74, Wisconsin 76, Michigan 76, and Ohio 76 cents.
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Southern Illinoisan Publication Offices and Rates Notice
Public notice detailing publication offices in Carbondale and Herrin, postal information, and subscription rates for carrier and mail circulations across several counties. Mentions legacy to earlier local papers. Includes contact numbers for offices and classified advertising.
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British claim capture of 3 key ridges near Stanley
British troops seized three ridges about 20 miles west of Stanley as Argentine forces retreated toward the town. Defense Secretary John Nott announced the gains amid ongoing heavy fighting over Mount Tumbledown Wireless Ridge and Mount William, with both sides mounting artillery and infantry actions and a planned Red Cross neutral zone near the cathedral in Stanley.
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Bush praises Southern Baptists at New Orleans rally
Vice President George Bush told a large Southern Baptist gathering at the Superdome that conservatives in the religious political right deserve praise for guiding the nation closer to God. He urged Americans to welcome rather than fear or condemn the movement.
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