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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1982

Page

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Murphysboro land sale clash delays Gates housing plan

Murphysboro resident Mark Gates seeks to buy nine John Lannin estate parcels for a $30,000 home but the land is not city owned and tax issues loom. Executors will donate the sites to the city if accepted. city must auction bids per law. Mayor Appleton to get a formal recommendation before next meeting.

Murphysboro Mark Gates John Lannin Gates Tom Jones Sydney Appleton Jones Appleton Apple

Congress seeks verifiable nuclear freeze with the Soviets

More than 120 congressmen and 19 senators urged President Reagan to negotiate a mutual verifiable freeze on nuclear weapons. The push, led by Kennedy and Hatfield, cites saving billions and preventing arms race dangers while stressing verification and staged reductions. Prominent backers include Kennan Harriman Warnke Mondale and others from business and religion sectors.

Washington United States Soviet Union Reagan George F. Kennan Alexander M. Haig Jr National Defense Haig Europe West Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Mark Hatfield Congress American University John F. Kennedy Edward Kennedy Kennedy Vermont New Hampshire Connecticut Massachusetts Oregon New Jersey Delaware Michigan California House Senate Averill Harriman U.S Moscow Paul Warnke Walter F. Mondale CBS

SIU C faculty member killed in stabbing homicide

The body of SIU Carbondale associate professor Sion Raveed a 35 year old Los Angeles native was found after he did not appear in class for two days Autopsy confirmed he was stabbed officials have not established a motive and no suspects yet named Raveed joined the SIU faculty in 1978 in marketing

Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Sion W. Oak St Raveed Polic Thomas McNamara Sai Los Angeles Calif SIUC

SIU Faculty Weigh Rewards Beyond Pay At SIUC

SIU Carbondale Faculty Senate weighs alternative rewards including travel money release time and reduced class loads in lieu of salary increases. Aimed at addressing dissatisfaction with the current rewards system, the plan calls for a thorough fact finding and a formal recommendation next month, while ensuring committee objectivity and minority representation.

Jean Ness Southern Illinois and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale SIUC Albert Somit Senate Herbert Donow Donow

Johnston City fires school superintendent

Johnston City Board of Education fired Elsworth Hartzell, the district’s superintendent, by a 7 to 0 vote as he enters the second year of a three year contract. Hartzell said charges will be filed and a hearing will be held after he reviews them, with a hearing possible since two years remain on his contract. The board did not extend the contract and had previously rejected his recommendations to cut faculty and bus pupils to the Lincoln School at Corinth.

O.R. Walley Johnston City Elsworth Hartzell Unit One Board of Education Hartzell James W. Sanders Sanders Artzell Lincoln School Corinth

Weather forecast brief for the region

The National Weather Service notes a partly cloudy night with a 30 percent shower chance. Northwest winds reach 10 to 20 mph with lows in the 40s. Thursday remains partly sunny and cooler with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Friday is partly cloudy with possible rain into Saturday and cooler Sunday lows in the 40s.

National Weather Service

Women oppose pants alteration charges by stores in Chicago

Chicago NOW charges two major stores discriminate by charging women for alterations of slacks while men get free service. Franches Koval and Debora Harvey paid seven to seven fifty for pant hems, while their male companions were not billed. Lawyers cite state Human Rights Act violations and say Field's and Carson's resist negotiations.

Chicago National Organization For Women NOW Frances Koval Carson Pirie Scott & Co Debora Harvey Marshall Field & Co Mary Jean Collins Judith Gilliland Carson’s Field’s Field's

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