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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1982

Page

2

Duarte warns reporters over El Salvador killings

The Dutch government cites reports that four journalists and two contacts were murdered after meeting guerrillas 35 miles north of San Salvador. West German journalist Armin Wertz said he escorted the group, while autopsies described multiple gunshot wounds and grisly head injuries. Two U.S. reporters for ABC News were later stopped at their hotel but not threatened, with an embassy escort planned for their exit.

Armin Wertz Nicaragua Wertz Managua San Salvador el Salvador Jacobs Jan Willensen Hans Lodewijk Ter Lang Jan Kornelius Kuuyper Jacobus Andries Koster Julio Alberto Chavarria U.S ABC News Atlanta Dennis Suit Larry Aumack Suit Aumack

Black designers differ in struggle for acceptance

Observers note that black designers, though all creators, show deeper individuality as they push against barriers in a field that often resists them. The piece reflects on ongoing challenges and personal resilience in fashion and design.

Publication Rates And Office Contacts For Southern Illinoisan

Publication Offices in Carbondale Herrin Marion list daily publication and carrier and mail rates for 18 county outside circulation. Rates shown include 4 week periods and various delivery options. Classified numbers and postmaster mailing address provided.

N. Illinois Carbondale Ill N. 16Th Herrin Eeaoe Daily Marion Southern Illinoisan

Union leaders cite shared philosophy in race for UMW top posts

Trumka, Cecil Roberts and Banovic press a common approach as they campaign for the United Mine Workers. They attack Church camp lies and pledge to restore worker protections, job security, and minority outreach. Roberts, a West Virginia native, stresses miners’ history and family ties as pivotal to leadership. Church plans to announce soon with petitions due in June and a November 9 election.

Cecil Roberts Banovic Trumka UMW Roberts Church Union

Reagan vetoes emergency oil powers bill

President Reagan vetoed a bill granting emergency authority to allocate crude oil and set price controls during severe shortages. It would have required an 180 day plan and renewed powers if Supply disruption occurred, but he argued existing powers suffice and opposed broad price controls.

Washington Reagan Congress House Senate

Buncombe school board rehires faculty for 1982-83

The Buncombe School District re-employs all current teachers for the 1982-83 year. Jennie Anderson plans to retire after more than 15 years in her combined role. The board set March 29 as a joint pupil attendance and parent teacher conference day and approved continued participation in the JAMP Special Education Cooperative at 9,820 dollars.

Buncombe Jennie Anderson Johnson, Alexander, Massac Pulaski Counties Larry Grove Dwayne Prater JAMP Grove

OPEC imposes oil production cap amid world glut

In Vienna OPEC agrees to a production ceiling of 18 million barrels daily effective April 1 with review May 20 in Quito. Saudi Arabia cuts output by 500000 barrels daily, boosting the base price near 34 dollars a barrel. Oteiba says more cuts possible to defend price. average Q1 1982 output about 19 million with 2 million unsold daily due to conservation and recession.

Vienna Austria OPEC Saudi Arabia U.S Mexico Britain United States Mana Saeed Oteiba Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Quito Ecuador Oteiba United Arab Emirates

Catholic group asks Vatican to press Cody on funds

Chicago Catholics appeal to Cardinal Sebastiano Baggio asking Cardinal John P. Cody to publicly address allegations of financial mismanagement in the Archdiocese of Chicago. Cody, 74 and ill, is under federal scrutiny over possible diversion of up to $1 million to Helen Dolan Wilson, his step cousin.

Chicago Vatican John P. Cody Cody Helen Dolan Wilson Catholics of Chicago Area Sebastiano Baggio The Sacred Congregation For the Bishops Wilson St. Louis

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