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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1982

Page

2

Iran Fronts Reach Iraqi Border Amid War Claims

Beir ut reports Iran announced troops broke through three Iraqi defense lines to reach the border for the first time since the Sept 1980 war began. IRNA said 116 square miles were captured and a 22 mile border strip secured, with flags raised west of the Khuzistan Railway.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Khuzistan Islamic Republic News Agency IRNA Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Islamic Republic

Welfare checks stalled in Illinois budget fight

About 100,000 welfare recipients face delays as Democrats and Gov. James R. Thompson clash over $20 million in emergency General Assistance funds. Senate President Philip Rock said the money, tied to a payroll measure for 166 Revenue Department workers, cannot move without approval. Rock accuses Thompson of not budging while the governor blames House Democrats led by Michael Madigan for the holdup.

Springfield James R. Thompson State Revenue Department Senate Philip Rock Oak Park Rock Thompson Revenue Department Gover David Gilbert House Michael Madigan Chicago

Ann Landers column fans rally as readers voice mixed views

Readers defend and condemn Ann Landers in a long letter column. Supporters praise her as a breath of fresh air while critics call plagiarism, questionable responses, and old letters. The editor notes 282 in favor and 27 opposed, with a postscript welcome back.

Carbondale Ray Nowacki Murphysboro Cleotis Eveland Carterville J.B. O’connor Herrin Southern Illinoisan Ann Landers Falkland Islands Falklands Peter Selkowe

Ghostly glow seen on film from shuttle mission

SPACE CENTER Houston AP A Stanford scientist reports an eerie ghostly glow on the leading edge of the space shuttle Columbia during its eight day flight last March The light, seen only on film, may come from atomic oxygen reacting with the hull when the craft speeds through orbit NASA said astronauts will be instructed to look for the lights The glow described as a golden hazy glow hovered on the leading edge and around the tail and engine module.

Jack Lousma Gordon Fullerton Thomas K. Mattingly Henry Hartsfield National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Argentine minister seeks U.N. solution to Falklands crisis

Argentine Deputy Foreign Minister Enrique Ros heads to United Nations in New York to pursue a peaceful settlement as Britain warns of further bombing. Britain doubts the plan and press reports hint at a possible Monday marine landing. The sides clash over sovereignty while weather complicates daily combat.

Associated Press United Nations Falkland Britain Times of London Enrique Ros Buenos Aires U.N New York Falklands Nicanor Costa Mendez John Woodward Royal Marines British Defense Ministry Ian McDonald London Argen

Rare cancer found in three Vietnam veterans in Atlanta study

Doctors at Emory University Medical School and the Atlanta VA Hospital reported three Vietnam veterans diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma, all likely exposed to Agent Orange. They cautioned that three cases do not prove a link and call for follow up studies to assess cancer risk and possible causation.

Atlanta Journal Atlanta Emory University Medical School Vietnam P. Ravi Sarma Julian Jacobs New England Journal of Medicine Atlanta Veterans Administration Hospital Jacobs Charles Grim Atlanta VA

Hinckley told to leave home weeks before Reagan shooting

JoAnn Hinckley testified that John Hinckley Jr was told three weeks before the 1981 shooting of President Reagan to live away from his parents Evergreen Colorado home. She said his father met him at Denver airport March 7 1981 and urged him to face life on his own at the Y or in a motel.

Washington John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan Evergreen Colo YMCA JoAnn Hinckley John Hinckley Sr Denver New York

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