Reagan to discuss nuclear arms at tonight's White House news conference
President Reagan will hold his ninth White House news conference in the East Room at 7 p.m. He is expected to outline limits on nuclear arms and later begin a series of 10 weekly radio addresses, touring locations from the White House to Barbados, Camp David, and Versailles.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
David R. Gergen
Barbados
Camp David
Santa Barbara
Calif
Versailles
France
Gergen Tor
Witness Leads to Arrests in Marion Mugging
A witness described two vehicles and a license plate enabling Marion police to arrest Rex B. Coleman 22 and Timothy B. Taylor 18 of Harrisburg. Esther Barnes 55 of 110 W College St was knocked down from behind at about 10 am while walking home, purse containing $24 taken, bruises reported, initial court appearance planned.
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Marion
Esther Barnes
W. College St
Williamson County
Rex B. Coleman
Timothy B. Taylor
Harrisburg
Amtrak backs plan for United States high speed rail venture
Amtrak and private investors form American High Speed Rail Corp to develop high speed passenger service beginning with a Los Angeles to San Diego line and later routes in Florida Texas and Chicago area. Lawrence D. Gilson to lead the effort with Amtrak loan support for market feasibility studies.
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Washington
Amtrak
Los Angeles
San Diego
Florida
Texas
Chicago
Lawrence D. Gilson
New York
American High Speed Rail Corp
Space shuttle booked solid with orders until late 1987
NASA expects the Columbia third test to boost shuttle interest though no flight applications are open until after September 1987. Some 70 flights through 1987 are booked for communications, weather, military satellites, space probes and science payloads. A final shakedown flight will last seven days and land at Edwards or Edwards dry lake bed before a Cape Canaveral return.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Columbia
Space Agency
Neil Hutchinson
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Edwards
Walnut Street Church weighs four acre land offer
Walnut Street Baptist Church in Carbondale plans a special meeting to decide on a four plus acre land offer from Budslick family for western Chautauqua Street, as city negotiates five eminent domain settlements for the downtown hotel convention center project. The congregation opposes selling church property, while Budslick cites development plans and alternative parcels.
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Tom Woolf
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Carbondale
Arthur E. Farmer
William Budslick Jr
Budslick Management
Budslick
Chautauqua Street
Tower Road
Budslicks
Harry
Lillian Goldstein
S. Illinois Ave
City National Bank of Murphys
Boro
Goldsteins
Bank
David L. Hoffman
R. Martin Spencer
Mabel Austin
Gladys B. Berger
Carbondale Park District
Park District
Franklin panel urges buying ballot counting system
Franklin County weighs buying a ballot counting system to replace hand counting by tally judges. Estimated cost about 10 500 versus 4 300 per election lease. current lease for recent primary was 4 000 from Thornber Group. Trade in yields 9 250 for five precinct counters. purchase price 14 606 on 23 856 system. District 2 member Bowman supports purchase to reduce overtime and past delays.
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Jean Ann Bailey
Southern Illinoisan
Franklin County
Thornber Group
Mount Carmel
Bob Hiller
District 2
Marion “Spank” Bowman
Benton
Bowman
Publication offices and subscription rates notice
Public notice from the Southern Illinoisan listing publication offices in Carbondale Herrin and Marion and detailing subscription rates for carrier motor route and mail across an 18 county area. Includes postmaster address and mailing instructions.
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Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Souern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale Free Press
Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Adventim
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