Reagan cooling El Salvador issue grows more cautious
Washington sources say the Reagan administration is softening its stance on El Salvador while deploying Green Berets to train Salvadoran troops in counter guerrilla warfare. Officials note no decision to deepen involvement unless major government setbacks occur. Pentagon confirms 15 Army Special Forces troopers are sent, with 20 advisers approved overall, to train at three centers without frontline combat.
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Panama Canary Zone
Sohio to Buy Kennecott Copper in 1.8 Billion Cash Deal
New York The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio will acquire Kennecott Corp., the nation’s biggest copper producer, for about 1.8 billion dollars in cash. Shareholders receive 62 a share, roughly 2.5 times the current market price as Wall Street projects further multibillion-dollar takeovers by major oil firms.
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Ohio
Kennecott Corp
Wall Street
Sohio
Kennecott
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Dow Jones
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California
Amax Inc
Controlling the Weather and a New Legal Clinic
Robert Jastrow, earth science professor and Goddard Institute director, discusses America's weather future and what can be done. Three young attorneys open the area’s first private legal clinic across from the Jackson County Courthouse in Murphysboro, enabled by a recent Supreme Court decision on legal advertising.
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Robert Jastrow
Goddard Institute For Space Studies
America
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Supreme Court
National Wildlife Week Focus in Southern Illinois Quail
During National Wildlife Week starting Sunday, attention turns to the bobwhite quail as a notable subject in Southern Illinois. Efforts to preserve a wilderness area along the Lower Cache River are also being pursued to protect this natural habitat.
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Cache River
Southern Illinoisan publication and pricing notice
The Southern Illinoisan lists offices in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and Marion and states mail and carrier subscription rates for various regions and durations. It provides contact numbers for offices and classified ads and instructs postmasters to send address changes to Box 2108 Carbondale Illinois 62901.
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Carbondale
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Murphysboro
Illinois
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Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Aree
Marion
Carter Keeps Low Profile Amid Georgia Democratic Turmoil
Jimmy Carter returns to Plains amid a Georgia Democratic rift and minimal national party backing. He focuses on memoirs with a potential $1 million advance and avoids early partisan clashes with Reagan. He planned a Georgia Democratic dinner in Atlanta and will meet Charles Manatt on March 25 to discuss a party role and council membership.
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Georgia
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Atlanta
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Washington
Charles T. Manatt
Los Angeles
John C. White
White
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Neighbors protest Carterville council OKs mobile home
The Carterville city council unanimously approved a mobile home on West Illinois Avenue after property owner Frank Cluck agreed to a $1,000 security bond and removal costs if violated. Neighbors protested devaluation and signed a petition, but council allowed the trailer with the bond and a plan to enclose it by year end, followed by a solar home build on the site.
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James Roaden
Cluck
Roaden
CHPSI delays salary hike amid cutbacks
CHPSI in Southern Illinois postpones a cost of living raise and trims support to sub-area councils as Reagan budget cuts threaten funding. Acton says current funds last to July 1 with renewals likely across under six months. The 30 county agency relies on federal money, about 265000 of 300000.
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Southern Illinoisan
Comprehensive Health Planning In
Southern Illinois
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Reagan
Mount Vernon
Ann Acton
Health Systems Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
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Illinois
Acton
Merchants Press for Trial Removal of Downtown Meters
Du Quoin merchants urge the city to remove parking meters on a trial basis. The Du Quoin Retail Merchants Association will form a committee to consult all members and work with officials, with President Edgar Huite noting the city will remove them on request. A time limit hinges on police patrols and potential spot checks.
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Merchants Association
Edgar Huite
Huite
Haite
Benton district to invite bids for private bus service
Benton Community Consolidated School District 47 plans to advertise for bids for a private bus service. The board will have its attorney draft final bid specifications as the district now runs its own buses.
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Board of Education
Grant School
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