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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1978

Page

9

Carter snubs White House correspondents dinner

President Carter skipped the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner, last held without a president or VP in 64 years. Powell joked the president was too exhausted to attend, while Carter spent the weekend at Camp David. The crowd, including 1,800 guests, did not hide their disapproval at the absence. Betty Ford was named CB Radio’s First Mama, and Judi Lois Andersen stated her view on marriage.

White House Powell Carter White House Correspondents Association Camp David Betty Ford

Hawaii pageant winner claims $23,500 prize package

The 20 year old blue-eyed blonde representative from Hawaii won the pageant Saturday night earning a $23,500 cash prize along with a personal appearance contract a new car and a mink coat. Lindsay-Schaub wires

Hawaii Lindsay-Schaub

Americans reject sale of planes to Middle East nations

A Harris survey finds 66 percent oppose Carter’s plan to sell 4.8 billion dollars in military aircraft to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia with 71 to 20 percent opposing Egypt and 73 to 18 percent opposing Saudi Arabia. The public cites wariness about arms abroad and favors peace over an arms race.

Louis Harris Carter Israel Egypt Saudi Arabia Harris Catterbee Middle East U.S Congress Sadat

Cell-free agriculture eyed to feed growing world

Scientist Constantin Reberz of the University of Illinois proposes cell-free agriculture to meet future food needs as conventional farming struggles with land and water limits. He has biochemically produced chlorophyll in a test tube and built a small photosynthetic reactor, aiming to mass produce plant matter without traditional farming.

Robert Lee Zimmer Associated Press Constantin Reberz Rebeiz University of Illinois Wright Brothers Reberz

Horoscope for Tuesday May 2 by Bernice Bede Osol

Daily astrology by Bernice Bede Osol lists Taurus through Aries with cautions on motives praise goals realism finance and focus. Each sign offers practical guidance, urging clarity, self control, and authentic actions to avoid missteps and overconfidence.

Bernice Bede Osol Taurus Gemini Libra Seorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Sces Aries

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