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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1982
Page
1
Murphysboro defeats Carbondale in a Class AA regional basketball game as late momentum shifts leave unanswered players Angie Halteman and Teresa Horn watching the scoreboard in a tense final period.
Former Republican Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey died Friday night at Georgetown University Hospital at age 77 after surgery for a malignant lung tumor. He had been hospitalized since February 10 for breathing difficulties and cancer spread to his other lung was noted. Case served in the House after 1938 and the Senate from 1955 until his 1978 primary defeat by Jeffrey Bell. Governor Thomas H. Kean called him a great statesman and counselor.
Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd said he will propose an amendment to require congressional approval before U S troops are sent to El Salvador. He warned against creeping escalation and urged a full debate, citing existing War Powers Act limits and about 50 advisers already in the country.
The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny weather with a high in the 30s and a cold night with a low in the upper teens to low 20s. Monday brings mostly sunny skies and a warmer high in the 40s, with Tuesday and Wednesday fair and slightly warmer. Thursday is partly cloudy and mild with a high near 60.
University of Wisconsin professor Elizabeth Fennema spoke at an Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She argued sex related differences influence girls math choices, noting earlier gains but stronger gaps in advanced coursework and suggesting classroom and societal beliefs hinder female progress in mathematics and related fields.
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