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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1982

Page

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Toolen charge dropped over grand jury procedure

Charges from a Jackson County grand jury investigation against former state officials Vincent Toolen Joseph Garella and Carbondale dealer Harry Wiggs were dismissed by Circuit Judge Richard E Richman due to improper grand jury conduct The judge ruled that investigators serving with the prosecutor and testifying during the proceedings violated due process while leaving the grand jury secrecy intact The prosecutor John Clemons plans to appeal and three other defendants face remaining charges while one defendant pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinoisan Jackson County Grand Jury Carbondale Vincent Toolen Illnois Department of Administrative Affairs Joseph Garella Harry Wiggs Richard E. Richman Toolen Wiggs Garella Richman John Clemons Clemons Illinois George Ryan Ryan Ernest Allen Makanda Allen Paul Escue Escue James Leroy Earl Marion Illinois Department of Transportation Earl

Anti euthanasia rally widens to anti abortion message

About 75 parents disabled individuals and born again Christians protested a Indiana Supreme Court ruling allowing a handicapped newborn to die. The event in Carbondale mixed a memorial rally with lobbying for an anti abortion bill in Congress. The infant known as Infant Doe died after starvation.

H.B. Koplowitz Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Indiana Supreme Court Congress Doe Bloomington Ind The Christian Action Council Maranatha Christian Center Southern Illinois Univer sity-Carbondale Southern Illinois Parents Association For Main Street Illinois Avenue Turley Park Wayne Helmer Carbondale Christian Action Council Indiana Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler

Senate Passes 177.9 Billion Defense Bill With Chemical Weapons

The Senate approved the 177.9 billion defense bill after defeating an attempt to block 54 million for new binary chemical weapons. An amendment capped the chemical stockpile and banned experiments on humans. The vote showed strong support for two new Nimitz class carriers while scuttling 1 billion for MX basing and 16 billion for 50 C5 transports.

Washington Reagan Senate Gary Hart Dcolo George Bush U.S Pentagon Soviet Union Europe John Tower R-Texas Senate Armed Services Committee Howard H. Baker R-Tenn House

Weather outlook for weekend into early next week

National Weather Service forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 60s. Saturday will be partly sunny and warm with highs in the 80s. Sunday through Tuesday expect more clouds and warmth, with overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s and daytime highs in the 80s.

National Weather Service

Forces of recession Wholesale prices up production tumbles

Wholesale prices rose 4 modest 0.1 percent in April and production fell 0.6 percent, signaling persistent recession. Price gains came from food while energy declines pressured inflation. Inventories shrank, backlogs cleared, and March salesfell less than 1 percent. Braniff sought bankruptcy protection. Auto sales rose 18.2 percent in early May versus last year, marking a bright spot for industry.

Associated Press Labor Department Federal Reserve Board Commerce Department William Dunkelberg National Federation of Independent Business Braniff International Auto Companies

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