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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1977

Page

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May decline in leading indicators signals slower growth

The Commerce Department reports a 0.2 percent drop in the leading index for May, the first fall in four months. Six of ten components were down, led by a drop in money supply, with higher layoff rates and weaker sales, cash changes, and stock prices also contributing.

Washington Commerce Department

Supreme Court rules out death penalties for rape

The Supreme Court ruled seven to two that states may not impose the death penalty for rape. The decision voided Ehrlich Anthony Coker’s death sentence for a 1974 rape in Waycross, Georgia, and cited the punishment as disproportionate. Justices White, Stewart, Blackmun, and Stevens joined. Brennan and Marshall concurred separately. Burger and Rehnquist dissented. The ruling also sent back two related Georgia cases for new sentences, likely life imprisonment.

Supreme Court Byron White Georgia Ehrlich Anthony Coker White Potter Stewart Harry Blackmun John Paul Stevens William Brennan Jr Thurgood Marshall Lewis Powell Coker Petitioner Powell Warren Burger William Rehnquist John Wallace Eberheart Jr John Wesley Hooks Georgia Supreme Court Eberheart Hooks United States

Green sheet explained how county tax multipliers are set

A county real estate sale is recorded on a green sheet showing sale price and assessed value. Analysts determine arms length status, build a sales ratio study, and set a median assessment level. The target median is averaged with the prior two years and used to compute a multiplier.

Gary Sosniecki Southern Illinoisan Office of Financial Affairs Illinois Dept. of Local Government Affairs Springfield Barbara Moore Department Illinois Williamson County

Area THE SITE of a proposed Murphysboro shopping center has been changed

Weather outlook shows fair tonight with mid to upper 60s lows and warmth ahead. Thursday tops near 88 with mainly sunny skies. Friday turns hot and humid, then cooler weekend with diminished humidity. Page notes update on a Murphysboro shopping center site appears on page 3.

Murphysboro

Pantry Patters: Keeping Picnic Food Safe

Union County home economics adviser Ruby Kirsch shares tips to prevent food poisoning at picnics. Practical steps include safe food handling and storage to ensure enjoyable outdoor meals.

Ruby Kirsch Union County Home Economics

Clear skies return after weeklong Southern Illinois storm

Ed Brewald, weather observer at the Southern Illinois Airport near Carbondale, reports a high pressure system moving in from a cold front. The front ended seven days of heavy rain, with an additional .41 inch recorded at the airport before departure. Pomona reports over two inches in an afternoon thundershower. Daytime highs mid to upper 80s, overnight lows near 60, with skies remaining clear to partly cloudy through Thursday.

Southern Illinois Ed Brewald Carbondale Pomona Arkansas Tennessee Virginia Rrewald Central Illinois Riewald

Illinois Senate OKs 1.841 Billion in School Aid

The Illinois Senate approves a school aid budget of 1.841 billion dollars, over 53 million more than Gov. Thompson asked. Of the total, 1.331 billion would flow to local districts under the state aid formula.

Illinois Senate James Thompson Senate Thompson House Arthur H Berman Chicago House-Senate Daniel Walker Max E. Coffey Charleston Coffey George H. Ryan Kanakee Department of Transportation GOP

Senate OKs funds for SIU law school and port district

The Illinois Senate approved a $250 000 appropriation to plan a law school building at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and about $11 000 for a weather station at SIU airport. It also approved $150 000 for the Jackson Union Counties Port District, with additional funding for a roof repair at John A. Logan Community College. The votes were 31 22.

Lindsay-Schaub News Service Springfield Southern ,Illinois University Carbondale Senate Southern Illinois Jackson-Union Counties John Logan Community College

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