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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

10

First POW recalls seven days of torture in Hanoi camp

Senior officer at the Zoo camp in North Vietnam recounts brutal torture in 1966 during the height of captivity. He describes black rooms, heavy irons, cold conditions, and limited food, plus efforts to resist coercion and preserve camp morale through coded communications.

Jeremiah A. Denton Associated Press Bobby Risner Zoo North Vietnam Hanoi Thanh Hoa Robby Risner Jeremiah Denton Clark Field America U.S

State scholarships prompt conflict of interest questions

Two Illinois House members, Rep. John W. Alsup and Rep. Charles M. Campbell, have awarded legislative scholarships worth about 636 annually to their children at the University of Illinois. Alsup says his daughter Margaret uses the award. Campbell’s scholarship funds Randall Campbell, his son. Both claim need, and no state criteria require screening by legislators.

Lindsay-Schaub Decatur Illinois House University of Illinois John W. Alsup D-Decatur Charles M. Campbell Ryanville Alsup Margaret Josephine St. Teresa High School Danville Campbell Randall University of Ilinois Randall Campbell Miss Alsup

Illinois House approves state lottery plan amid debate

The Illinois House Executive Committee approved a proposed state lottery 15 to 5, sponsored by Rep. E J Giorgi. It would create an unsalaried five member board to oversee 5 cent tickets with 100 million dollars a year in revenue, split between schools and local revenue sharing.

Springfield Illinois House Executive Committee E. J Zeke” Giorgi D-Rockford Senate Daniel Walker House Thaddeus Lechowicz Chicago Roscoe Cunningham Lawrenceville

Family ties shape governor's appointments in Illinois

Governor's nominee for agriculture, David H. Vaught, is a third cousin of the governor's son-in-law. Vaught, 25, a West Point graduate, earns 12 588 annually and was chosen from six applicants amid questions about nepotism. His sister Donna was hired as a legislative aide. Vaught is married to the governor's daughter Kathleen.

Lindsay-Schaub News Service Associated Press Daniel Walker Walker Inlaw David H. Vaught Southern Illinois Dave Robert Williams Vaught U.S. Military Academy Donna Department of Mental Health Kathleen New York University NYU Fricke Sullivan West Point

Awaiting Roger's Arrival Sparks Daily Anticipation

Regardless of astrology, readers are invited to watch for Roger's daily arrival with keen interest and eager anticipation. The note hints at routine timing and consistent public attention surrounding Roger's appearance.

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