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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1981

Page

2

Reagan proposes 10 percent Social Security cut by 1986

The Reagan plan seeks nearly 53 billion in savings by 1986 through disability and early retirement cuts while preserving benefits for those already in the system. It links future reductions to delayed cost of living increases and would ease work penalties for those over 65, with expected offset from higher income tax revenue. Critics say it undermines the safety net for the needy and elderly.

Associated Press New York Times Reagan Congress Senate Finance Committee Bob Dole Kan J.J. Pickle Texas

Truck rams patrol car in West Frankfort chase

West Frankfort police officer Brad Warren was shaken up after a pickup rammed a patrol car while he pursued a reckless driver. The assault left the squad car damaged and the suspect at large as investigators searched the Old Ben No. 15 mine area without success. Warren was treated and released.

O.R. Walley West Frankfort Brad Warren Lindell Blades Warren Union Hospital St. Louis Illinois 37 Franklin County Country Club Blades Leon Sailliez Johnston City Franklin County Ben No. 15 Pershing

Progress in coal talks stays murky amid denial and optimism

Washington AP reports United Mine Workers and soft coal industry continue bargaining for a new contract as chief negotiators offer conflicting one line assessments. UMW head Sam Church says talks continue while Bituminous Coal Operators Association leader Bobby R Brown cites no progress. A three year tentative pact from March 23 was rejected by miners. 160000 strikers enter 48th day as Gov John Y Brown urges persistence and election timing may influence talks.

Washington United Mine Workers UMW Sam Church Bobby R. Brown Bituminous Coal Operators Association Church Brown Kentucky John Y. Brown

No bonds sought to fix schools in Murphysboro

Murphysboro District 186 will fund state life safety improvements from regular building funds rather than seeking bonds. An architect's outline proposes 174000 for work, mainly at the junior high, with other sites totaling small amounts. Two larger proposals for barrier free access and energy conservation were tabled for later action.

Tony Stevens Southern Illinoisan Murphysboro

Hurst to replace CETA workers under new plan

The Hurst city administration approved a financial plan to replace federally salaried staff with a full time laborer and add two part time police officers. Bill Gooden was hired to replace CETA positions. Tim Toler and Dale Cook joined as on call officers, with Gooden’s pay set at 600 per month and Toler at 400 per month. City officials sworn in include Mayor Eugene Mize and city officers.

Theresa Churchill Southern Illinoisan Hurst Bill Gooden Herrin Tim Toler James Robinson Toler Bush Village Dale Cook Gooden Eugene Mize

Soviet airliner detained at Dulles over export questions

U S customs and FBI boarded Aeroflot flight 318 at Dulles about four hours to inspect equipment seized from the Moscow bound plane. Officials said cargo might not have been properly licensed and the items were detained overnight for licensing verification. The Soviet press condemned the incident as international terrorism and the investigation continues with no immediate findings expected.

Washington U.S Dulles State Department Joe Reap Aeroflot Customs Chris Ligoske

Senators balk at funding prisoners' legal defenses

Springfield AP report on Illinois Senate appropriations committee under Sen. Kenneth Buzbee voting 92 against a $200000 enhancement to pay defense lawyers for 12 Pontiac Correctional Center riot defendants. Ten inmates were acquitted. six await trial. Debate focused on taxpayer costs for defense after $60 million property damage and two guards wounded.

Springfield Illinois Senate Appropriations Committee Kenneth Buzbee Carbondale Pontiac Pontiac Correctional Center Chicago Buzbee James C. Taylor John E. Grotbert St. Charles

Rend Lake Miss pageant opens with early winners

Lauri Ann Hadfield of Herrin and Eileen Palmer of Anna topped early Rend Lake Festival events at Benton High School gym. Hadfield won Miss Costume representing Elles Department Store, while Palmer won Miss Swimsuit sponsored by the Bakery, Confectionery and Tobacco Union of Anna. Twenty five contestants from 17 Southern Illinois towns competed.

Lauri Ann Hadfield Herrin Eileen Palmer Anna Rend Lake Benton Chamber of Commerce Benton High School Miss Hadfield Larry Hadfield Elles Department Store Miss Palmer Harry Palmer Bakery, Confectionery and Tobacco Union Southern Illinois

Three named to hospital board in Pinckneyville

Pinckneyville residents Allen Baker Albert Kellerman and Charles McKinney were appointed Tuesday to three year terms on the Pinckneyville Community Hospital Board replacing Calvin McDaniel Kellerman and McKinney were reap pointed by Perry County Board Chairman Tom Moss. Larry Reidelberger was named to a three year trustee position on the Tamaroa Fire Protection District. The board also accepted a $1 292.75 bid from Atkins Custom Floor Covering of Du Quoin for new underlay and vinyl floor covering in the dispatcher's room and a jail room.

Brad Berker Southern Illinoisan Allen Baker Albert Kellerman Charles McKinney Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Community Hospital Baker Calvin McDaniel Kellerman McKinney Perry County Tom Moss Larry Reidelberger Tamaroa Fire Protection District Atkins

Southern Illinoisan publication and contact details notice

Regional newspaper offices listed for Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro along with subscription rates delivery options and contact numbers. Includes mailing addresses and postmaster details for address changes.

Southern Illinoisan USPS N. Illinois Carbondale Ill 16Th Herrin Illinois Southern Isan Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Murphysboro Marion III

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