Iran's revolutionary guard chief resigns
Abu Sharif, head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, resigns under pressure from Ayatollah Khomeini. The move follows discontent with President Bani Sadr's authority and signals continued upheaval amid the hostage crisis at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Khomeini warned of traitors among guards and vowed to send a representative to report on developments.
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Execution day set for Potts
Two Georgia Superior Court judges signed an order designating July 1 as the execution date for convicted murderer Jack Howard Potts in the electric chair. Potts had been slated for June 5 but sought appeals and was stayed. last week he asked to vacate the stay and proceed, a federal judge granted his request.
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Supreme Court curbs jailhouse informant use in interrogations
The Supreme Court ruled that police may not hire jail inmates to induce suspects to incriminate themselves, striking down Billy Gale Henry's 1972 bank robbery conviction. The decision preserves some use of informants overhearing conversations but bars eliciting statements without counsel, with split opinions on overhauling Massiah.
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Encephalitis threat nears Urbana
University of Illinois entomologist William Horsfall warns that the mosquito type now biting residents will be followed by a form capable of carrying encephalitis. He notes the population rising toward a July peak but stresses no active encephalitis cases. Homeowners should remove standing water to prevent breeding.
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Sulfur Emission Probe Targets Southern Illinois Power Coop
The Southern Illinois Power Cooperative faces EPA charges for excessive sulfur dioxide emissions from Unit 4 at its Lake of Egypt plant. Authorities say bypassed controls could push emissions to 35 000 tons yearly, far above the 6 800 tons limit, with missing testing and reporting. If noncompliant, EPA may seek orders, civil or criminal action. The unit expands capacity for the Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association members Egyptian, Southeastern Electric, and Southern Illinois Electric Cooperative.
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Chester rejects bids for two downtown city blocks
Chester City Council rejected all bids for two blocks known as Chester Square and Cole Square because bids fell well below appraised value. The council set to reoffer the blocks later while approving a tax levy of 1.4 million dollars, up about 150 thousand from last year to fund inflation driven city worker raises. Lindsey Gas Co. won the bid for regular gas at 97.4 cents per gallon and unleaded at 1.0114 dollars, with two higher bids also submitted.
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Southern Illinois newspaper rates and offices notice
Public notice details printing offices in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro with subscription prices for daily and motor route service. Rates include 1 year 65.00 6 months 35.00 3 months 18.00 1 month 6.50 7.50 and not mailed where carrier service used.
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Prisons Bureau eyes policy change after inmate escape
John Larry Ray, brother of James Earl Ray, vanished while being moved from a Springfield Missouri prison hospital to a St. Louis halfway house. The Bureau of Prisons says it is re evaluating policy and may begin notifying local authorities for escapes in the future to speed alert and capture efforts.
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Iris Edie given fine probation in road district theft case
Iris Edie former clerk of Perry County Road District No 1 received 30 months probation and a 5000 dollar fine after pleading guilty to theft and official misconduct. Judge Kenneth June also ordered 3000 dollars of the fine paid from her cash bond with 2000 to be paid by end of probation. The case stemmed from checks totaling 28278 dollars written 1977 to 1979. defense cited no prior record and family hardship, while noting Edie is barred from public office. Her husband is awaiting trial on a theft charge.
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