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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1982

Page

11

Caterpillar layoffs hit Peoria as recession bites

Caterpillar Tractor Co announces more than a third of Peoria hourly workers will lose their jobs by June, potentially 7,800 in the city. Unemployment in Peoria could reach 14 or 15 percent, the highest since prior records, with 25,000 statewide. Other local layoffs include 800 at the Peoria brewery, 425 at Bartonville steel and wire, and 300 at WABCO.

J.L. Schmidt Associated Press Peoria Schmidt United Auto Workers Terpillar Pabst Keystone Consolidated Bartonville Steel and Wire WABCO Caterpillar Illinois Robert Gilmore UAW Local 974 Jim O’connor International Harvester

Paraplegic is married after bishop intercedes

Larry Bonvallet, 32, paralyzed by a fall, married at St. Martin's Church in Kankakee after Bishop Joseph L. Imesch intervened. Church officials initially barred a Catholic ceremony citing impotence concerns, but Imesch consulted doctors and allowed the marriage to proceed with Bonvallet’s fiancée, a Catholic nurse, in accordance with their wishes.

Kankakee Ill Larry Bonvallet Bonvallet St. Martin’s Catholic Church Joseph L. Imesch Joliet Bonvalier Riverside Hospital Michael Sawiewicz James Nowak Imesch National Spinal Cord Association

More air controllers to Chicago

Senator Charles Percy said almost 40 veteran air traffic controllers will be transferred to Chicago next month to increase O Hare capacity. The move follows the August 1981 controllers strike that hit Chicago area facilities. The FAA will shift 39 controllers to the Aurora air route traffic control center, boosting its daily flight limit from 5,200 to help restore operations.

Chicago O’hare International Charles Percy R-Nl Percy Federal Aviation Admin Illinois Republican FAA Aurora

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