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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1975
Page
1
The Illinois General Assembly sent to Gov. Walker a medical malpractice panel plan with a 500000 damage cap and free textbooks for public and private school students. It also advanced major changes to horse racing statutes and a statewide 911 number while delaying the budget and other issues as adjournment loomed.
Federal agents Williams and Coler were shot while serving warrants on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Herman Thunder Hawk, among those sought, was arrested as a large manhunt continued with armored carriers and helicopters.
Authorities in Buenos Aires detain a man identified as Walter Kutschmann, a former Gestapo officer accused of executing 38 Polish Jews in 1941. Vienna's Jewish Documentation Center data also implicate him and his men in 1942 killings of up to 2,000 Jews in Brezezany and Podhajce.
Two young women from the United States and Holland were freed by Marxist guerrillas in Zaire after almost six weeks in captivity. An American man remained held as a hostage.
James Snyder, after eight years as Rend Lake College president, plans retirement. Gary Sosniecki reports with photos by Butch Nevious. Published in Sunday Magazine on pages 8A to 9A.
A special commission proposed that future secretaries of state not double as national security adviser. It urged decentralizing NSC leadership to a single official with no other duties, while noting Kissinger’s restructuring at the State Department. President Ford did not endorse splitting the posts.
Pathet Lao troops and police with youthful demonstrators seized three U S embassy facilities in Vientiane Laos early Saturday. An embassy residential compound housing a dozen secretaries and technicians was affected as guards were awakened before 3 a m. Most residents chose to relocate while access to Americans was restricted to allow removal of personal belongings.
Rend Lake Conservancy District deposits exceed $60,000 in Mt. Vernon banks where trustees have interests. The district also moved $367,000 into another bank within two weeks of a sanctioned loan to secretary O Sullivan. Officials defend deposits as based on best interest while noting opinions by the attorney general. Covington and Fuller cite policy aims and practical rates, with ongoing review of potential conflicts and bids.
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