Green Card limits hurt needy in Illinois story
Irene Black, 55, lives on about $300 a month in Social Security and $10 in food stamps. She lacks health insurance and relies on Medicaid’s green card, which covers 29 services but leaves gaps for pain relief, liquid nutrition, and OTC meds, forcing donations and high out of pocket costs as she battles terminal cancer.
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Ann Schottman Enol
Southern Illinoisan
Irene Black
Carbondale Towers
Black
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Public Aid
Dan Pittman
Illinois
Pittman
Mrs. Black
Beulah Maze
Derby Winner Spend A Buck Tops Morning Cardinal Giants Cubs
Spend A Buck wins the Derby as the morning lineup features the Cardinals Giants Cubs Padres Tigers and White Sox in a mixed slate. The result highlights Spend A Buck's victory despite strong showings from multiple teams.
Benton Man Killed in Car Pedestrian Crash on Illinois 37
Marvin L. Destain of Benton was struck and killed Friday night about 11 45 p m three miles south of Benton on Illinois 37 by a car driven by Paul Sesock 46 of West Frankfort. Destain was in the southbound lane. Sesock was not injured.
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Benton
Illinois
Marvin L. Destain
Paul Sesock
West Frankfort
Destain
Sesock
Newton Faces Worst Oil Spill In State History
About 5 000 barrels of oil leaked from Marathon Pipe Line Co. into Laws Creek and Newton Lake in Jasper County. Winds and rain spread the slick, forcing the shutdown of a power plant and threatening 3 miles of shoreline on the lake. Cleanup could reach nearly 1 million dollars, officials say.
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Marathon Pipe Line Co
Laws Creek
Newton Lake
Jasper County
Central Illinois Public Service Co
CIPS
John Perry
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Ann Landers Index and Contents For 1924
Calendar and listings cover daily horoscopes business and stocks and the 21 Gallery section with Horoscope and Classified pages. Includes People Opinions Sports Deaths and Commentary.
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Ann Landers
Remembering the time riots rocked Carbondale
Fifteen years after SIU turmoil, the Carbondale riots of 1970 are recalled. The piece notes National Guardsmen actions at Kent State, campus closures, and the lasting impact on students, administrators, and the town as part of a five part series analyzing causes and changes at Southern Illinois University.
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Nancy Weil
The
Southern Illinois
Nixon
Cambodia
Kent State University
Ohio
Southern Illinois University
Robert MacVicar
Carbondale
MacVicar
SIU
Paul Morrill
Delyte Morris
Morrill
S U
Tivists
Thousands protest Reagan Bitburg visit in Germany
Security forces clash with protesters as 11 U S rabbis defy orders at Bergen-Belsen camp site. In Bonn and Cologne thousands demonstrate against the Reagan summit and arms buildup. The Bitburg cemetery visit sparks global Jewish protest over 49 SS graves and wartime memory.
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Bitburg
West Germany
Reagan
Bonn
Hans-Georg Classen
Muensterplatz
Cologne
Bergen-Belsen
Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp
Avraham Weiss
U.S
Sonal
Helmut Kohl
Theo Haller
Kolmeshohe
Peter Hartmann
World Union of Jewish Students
Reagan Summary: Setback at summit as talks date blocked
Reagan faced a minor setback when France blocked a date for new trade talks at the G7 economic summit in Bonn West Germany. Treasury Secretary Baker said Reagan was disappointed yet pleased with the allies overall. Networks planned extensive live coverage of the Bitburg cemetery visit in New York with morning broadcasts on ABC CBS and NBC.
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West Germany
Reagan
France
Treasury
James A. Baker
New York
Bitburg
ABC
CBS
NBC
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