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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1975

Page

7

Housing Percy Urges Ford Not to Veto Housing Bill

Sen. Charles Percy urges President Ford not to veto the emergency Federal Housing Act. The bill would provide 1.4 billion in loans and subsidies to 500,000 potential buyers and help 300,000 homeowners avoid foreclosures while Ford weighs inflationary concerns. Percy argues the highway fund shows misaligned priorities.

Chicago Ford Charles Percy R-Ill Percy Jesse L. Jackson

Marines Charged Over Great Lakes Assault Case

Three Marines from the US Naval Base at Great Lakes face assault and battery charges tied to mistreatment of recruit Steven E. Stawnychy who died by self harm after a period of despondency. The guards Nebojsa Popovich William T. Mason and Michael A. Williams were also charged with failure to follow regulations. The May 12 brig confinement and alleged violent abuse described by inmates are part of the inquiry.

Great Lakes, Ill Navy US. Naval Base Great Lakes Steven E. Stawnyby Great Bear Lake Minn Naval Base Nebojsa Popovich Grayslake Ill William T. Mason Somerville Mass Michael A. Williams Moorhead Stawnychy

Giancana Latest in Series of Mob Killings

The slaying of Sam Giancana, 65, a former Capone ally, ends a wave of leadership upheaval in Chicago organized crime. He was shot six times in his basement as federal officials note the cartel’s remnants now rest with Accardo Aiuppa and Alex, aging in their sixties.

Giancana Chicago Sam Giancana al Capone Capone Anthony Big Tuna Accardo Sam “Teetz Battagalla John A Jackie the Lackey Cerone Fiore ‘Fifi’ Buccieri Felix Milwaukee Phil” Alderisio Gus ‘Slim Alex Joey ‘‘Doves Aiuppa Alderisio Buccieri Triple A

Dahomey President Kerekou shoots interior minister after adultery

President Mathieu Kerekou burst into the home of Interior Minister Michel Aikpe and shot him as he tried to flee naked after allegedly catching him in an affair with the president's wife. The event prompts a crackdown on dissidents. the radio did not state the wife’s fate. An official communique called a meeting of top political and military leaders to draw lessons.

Cotonou Dahomey Mathieu Kerekou Michel Aikpe Kerekou Aikpe National Political Bureau Military Revolutionary Government Dahomey Armed Forces

Old roads get a new look

Washington AP report says highway planners reassess rural roads. Road Information Program president Donald B Stabler notes three million rural miles with 88 percent inadequate for daily use. States plan to spend about two-thirds of 350 billion through 1990 to upgrade worn-out rural roads.

Washington Donald B. Stabler Road Information Program Stabler

Chicago Bomb Sweep at Union Station Turns Up Camera

Police unit swarmed Union Station after a clerk found a suspicious package. Bomb experts later said the item was an instamatic camera in a paper bag. Officials linked the scare to last weekend's downtown blasts claimed by the FALN group.

Chicago Union Station The FALN

Ozone Warnings Issued Across Illinois Cities

The Illinois EPA issued an ozone advisory for Chicago East St. Louis and Springfield with readings near .084 ppm in Chicago and .970 ppm in Springfield at 3 p.m. The advisory defines thresholds from watch to emergency and urges those with heart or respiratory conditions to limit exertion.

Springfield Ill Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Chicago East St. Louis EPA Cahokia

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