Supreme Court OKs restriction of head shops
The Supreme Court, 8-0, upheld Hoffman Estates Illinois drug paraphernalia law restricting head shops. The decision allows licensing, ban on sales to minors, and purchaser logs, affirming laws broadening curb on items designed for illegal drug use.
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Grass fire kills Tamaroa man
A 67 year old Perry County man, Frank Krmitzski of 112 S. Peach St., Du Quoin, was found dead by his brother near noon Tuesday after missing a Monday appointment. Burns suggest clothes caught fire from burning grass near his Tamaroa home. An autopsy is planned. funeral arrangements are pending at Searby Funeral Home.
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Perry County
Tamaroa
Perry County Sheriff's Department
Frank Krmitzski
S. Peach St
du Quoin
Adrian
Krmitzski
Searby Funeral Home
Reagan Deficits Called Necessary Evil in Real World
President Reagan defended his 1983 budget plan before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors saying large deficits are a necessary evil in today’s economy. He argued tax cuts should not be rolled back and stressed cutting waste and slowing government growth as the cure. He warned higher taxes would not significantly trim deficits and touted a new private-sector group led by J Peter Grace to study cost control.
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International Chemical Company
House farm panel approves higher 1983 agriculture budget
The House Agriculture Committee rejects a 20 percent cut and proposes a 1983 budget between 6.4 and 9.0 billion dollars above Reagan's request. The panel backs a 7.4 billion real cost for 1983 commodity supports, surpassing the administration's 1.8 billion estimate, while keeping price supports at current levels. It also includes 0.5 to 1 billion in credit for farm exports, deemed unaffordable by Secretary Block.
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Marathon bid clash heats up as talks stall in court
Marathon Oil faces limited interest from 35 suitors as Mobil and U S Steel press for Findlay based company. Dreyfus Fund as top dissenting holder challenges merger with U S Steel while a March 11 shareholder meeting looms. Court hears that Allied and Gulf offered, others balked while antitrust risks loom.
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White Knights
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Elmer Graham
Graham
U.S
Allied Industries
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Gulf
Mobil
U.S. Steel
Britain halves crude price heightening OPEC tension
Britain cuts its North Sea crude price by $4 a barrel to 31 dollars, pressuring OPEC to hold an emergency meeting over price and production rifts. Iraqi Oil Minister Tayeh Abdel Karim urges a quick OPEC gathering as analysts say the move sharpens the world market weakness.
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Britain
OPEC
British National Oil Corp
United Kingdom
North Sea
Tayeh Abdel- Karim
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Herbert Krupp
Bankers Trust Co
CIPS urges rate hike to avert earnings collapse
Central Illinois Public Service seeks 100.08 million extra annual revenue from ICC to fund Newton II power plant due online December. If denied, earnings could fall to zero in 15 months. residential bills may rise about 11 dollars monthly. Time of day rates proposed for 7000 high users.
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Southern Illinoisan
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Carbondale
Illinois Commerce Commission
Newton II
Bachman
ICC
Mid-America
Ankrom
House urges unconditional talks in El Salvador elections
The House, by 196 to 3, urges President Reagan to pursue unconditional discussions among El Salvador's major political groups to ensure a safe and stable environment ahead of the March 28 elections. Secretary Haig testified that leftist guerrillas are funded and possibly controlled by outside forces, which he declined to name.
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House
Reagan
el Salvador
Alexander M. Haig Jr
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Williamson County considers ambulance subsidy distribution
Chairman John Hamilton said the Williamson County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday to decide how the ambulance subsidy should be distributed among existing services in districts across the county. The board will not grant a single contract this year, as it has in the past.
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Williamson County Board of Commissioners
Hamilton
Southern Illinoisan publication and rates notice
Publication offices list in Carbondale Herrin and Marion with delivery and mail subscription rates. Classified ads contact numbers and post office box address are provided.
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