Reagan Returns to Eureka College in Nostalgic Address
President Reagan visited his alma mater Eureka College delivering a foreign policy address and sharing memories from his scholarship days. He joined graduates in song, wore a maroon gown, and looked moved as Secret Service surrounded him. He planned a Chicago fundraiser for State Sen. Donald Totten and would brief regional editors and YMCA affiliates before returning to Washington.
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Protestors greet Reagan in Peoria
About 750 demonstrators gathered at Peoria County Courthouse and marched to the Continental Regency Hotel to protest Ronald Reagan. They chanted slogans criticizing his cuts and vowed to work to change Congress in November while Reagan spoke at Eureka College nearby.
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Mothers Day Amid AT T and GTE Calls and Reunions
On Mothers Day Americans heard from Ma Bell and GTE as AT T expected over 21 million calls, a Boston nuclear rally drew about 2,000 people, and a Maryland baby boy found in a Silver Spring trash room was rescued. Debby Boone was named outstanding working mother of 1982 and performed in Los Angeles.
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Reagan seeks mutual cuts in landmark arms proposal
President Reagan on Sunday at Eureka College urged a one third reduction of more than 7000 nuclear warheads for the United States and the Soviet Union. He proposed starting talks by late June and pressed Congress to approve SALT II while Democrats urged linking any deal to ratification.
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Israelis plan new strategy after border shelling
Israel’s cabinet met in a special session to shape the next move after Palestinian guerrillas shelled northern Israel for the first time in 10 months in retaliation for Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon. Lebanese officials reported at least 16 killed and 56 wounded in the air raids. Israel said no losses in the reprisal. Settlers in the Galilee panhandle urged calm along the border amid fears of a renewed cross border conflict.
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Southern Illinoisan publication and subscription notice
Publication details for the Southern Illinoisan with offices in Carbondale and Herrin, circulation areas, carrier and mail rates, and contact box address for post. Includes rates for 18 county area and outside Illinois, along with postmaster mailing instructions.
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