Shawnee 84 Delays School Closings and layoffs Plan
Shawnee Community Unit District 84 delayed action on closing Wolf Lake Elementary and layoffs after two new proposals from district residents. Superintendent Harold Garner said both plans would likely include some layoffs and that the district must meet a May 28 deadline. The board also cut awards and food costs for the May 4 athletic banquet and issued a $12,500 tax anticipation warrant for building fund expenses.
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Secretarial Union Election Meeting Placed at SIU Carbondale
A pre election conference for secretarial workers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale to verify petition procedures and check if 50 percent plus one of two secretarial lines requested the vote is set for 1 p m Tuesday at the SIU Carbondale Labor Institute. If verified, an election date will be set with seven days notice, possibly before month end.
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Dwayne Linton
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Marion
Joann Marks
Civil Service Bargaining Organization
Civil Service
Linton
Sparta Names Richard Thompson Police Chief
Sparta City Council approves Richard Thompson, a Collinsville native and former Illinois State Police officer, as police chief replacing Leonard Brzinski who resigned last Friday. Mayor James Mathis says Thompson begins duties immediately. Council rejects American Family Insurance cancer premium collection plan and opposes Kroger Co. variance for a new north edge grocery store street widening to 24–26 feet.
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Sesser Valier considers adding vocal music to high school
The Sesser Valier Community Unit School District 196 took no action on PRIME Parents Really Interested in Music Education plan to add vocal music at the high school. Board President James Whitecotton said he may bring the item to others unofficially before the April 5 meeting. He noted money is a major concern as state aid could drop about 99000 if Gov. Thompson withholds funds. A 500-signature petition supported adding vocal music, with 39 freshmen and sophomores also expressing interest. PRIME, formed in 1978, supports music like a booster club supports athletics.
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Whitecotton
James R. Thompson
W.D. Whittington
PRIME
Southern Illinoisan Publication Offices and Rates
The notice lists publication offices in Carbondale Herrin and Marion, with carrier and mail subscription rates for 18 county outside circulation area. Rates shown include 1 year 75.00 in area and 85.00 outside, 6 months 40.00 and 45.00, 3 months 21.00 and 23.00, and 1 month 7.00. Classified numbers provided.
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U S asserts Soviet Cuba link to Nicaragua buildup
The Reagan administration plans a State Department briefing with CIA and DIA officials to present photographs and other evidence claiming Soviet and Warsaw bloc weapons flow through Cuba to Nicaragua. It cites extended runways for MiG fighters, tanks, and Cuban and East German advisers, while also noting alleged Sandinista abuses in El Salvador and a rising guerrilla campaign nearby. Amnesty International reports torture and killings in El Salvador, with observers noting thousands dead since 1979.
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Solidarity calls for talks while remaining under martial law
Secret meeting of Solidarity leaders, largely uninterned, urged passive resistance and offered to negotiate with the Communist government if Lech Walesa and other imprisoned leaders could join. Justice Minister Za wadzki said 3,953 people are interned in 25 centers. 245 sentenced for strikes since martial law began.
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Judge lets Marathon stockholders vote on merger
A federal judge refused to block Marathon Oil stockholders from voting on the $6.2 billion merger with U S Steel. U S District Judge Carl Rubin denied a request for a preliminary injunction. Dissident Marathon shareholders led by the Dreyfus Fund argued they were underpaid for their Marathon common stock.
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Marathon Oil Co
U.S. Steel Corp
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Carl Rubin
Marathon
Dreyfus
Irish Parliament elects ex-chief to lead again
In Dublin the Irish Parliament elected former Prime Minister Charles Haughey by an 86 to 79 vote to form the government. He defeated incumbent Garret FitzGerald whose coalition collapsed in January over an austerity budget. Haughey will rely on independents and faces Ireland's worst economic crisis since 1921.
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Charles Haughey
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Garret FitzGerald
Britain
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