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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1982

Page

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Graham: Soviet trip not my ego but my calling

Former U S political figure reflects on a visit to the Soviet Union describing the journey as a duty rather than personal ambition. The account emphasizes service over self, with insights into diplomatic aims and the broader significance of the trip.

Graham

Church lays somber mine safety reminder in Carbondale

The United Mine Workers leader Sam Church spoke at a banquet at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, praising Illinois miners and urging stricter safety after five Illinois miners died early in 1982. Speakers tied the deaths to lax inspections and urged ongoing vigilance, while officials noted two safety personnel lost last year.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan United Mine Workers Sam Church Carbondale Illinois Church Union Southern Illinois University-Carbondale District 12 John Banovic International Tony Kujawa Steve Stanish Tom Gumble UMW Jerry Jones Willard Esselstyn Mine Safety and Health Administration

Two Randolph County Men Die in Modoc Lake Car Crash

Two Randolph County men died when their car ran off a lake road and overturned into Fort Chartres Sportsman’s Club Lake near Modoc. Thomas Wayne McBride, 20, of Prairie du Rocher area, and Carl Dean Lalamondiere, 28, of Modoc area, were trapped as water filled the vehicle. Sheriff Ardell Currat, step-grandfather of McBride, said campers saw the car enter the water and a quick rescue attempt failed. Funeral services are set for Tuesday for McBride in Prairie du Rocher, with burial in Evansville City Cemetery, and Lalamondiere’s services planned for Wednesday in Prairie du Rocher.

Randolph County Ardell “Snap” Currat Fort Chartres Modoc Thomas Wayne McBride Prairie du Rocher Carl Dean Salamondiere Currat McBride Mr. McBride Evansville Wayne Judith Porter McBride Judith Alesaki Garrett Crystal Wayne Michael McBride New Athens Tammy McAarty Terry McBride Fort Gordon James McBride Marie Jacobs Theda and Ardell Currat Edith McDonough Ellis Grove Cashner Funeral Mr. Lalamondiere Ste. Genevieve Ardell and Alpha Roth Lalamondiere Carl Feth Co St. Louis Perryville Alpha Jones Edward Winch Galveston Texas David Winch Robert Winch Baltimore, Md Sharon Hammers Linda Sue Ray Cashner

Weather Forecast and Father of the Year Call

Tonight will be partly cloudy with a 20 percent thunderstorm risk and a low around the mid 60s. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies with a 30 percent storm chance and a high in the mid to upper 80s. The Southern Illinoisan invites Father of the Year letters by May 28 detailing why a father should be honored, including names, addresses, and phone numbers.

National Weather Service Southern Illinoisan Carbondale

Falklands talks reach final stage amid diplomatic push

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Britain has one last chance at a diplomatic settlement in the Falklands conflict while Argentina remains the aggressor. U N Secretary General Perez de Cuellar stressed the talks' final stage as Britain edges toward a possible invasion if no breakthrough occurs.

Associated Press Margaret Thatcher Britain Falkland Islands Argentina Independent Radio News United Nations Press Association New York U.N Javier Perez de Cuellar Anthony Parsons Thatcher Perez de Cuellar Enrique Ros South Atlantic Islands Ras Navy Ritain Stanley Luxembourg European Economic Community Buenos Aires U.S Harry Audeman

Rebekah Coleman Celebrates First Birthday At Home

Rebekah Coleman born with esophagus and trachea defects plus a heart hole, spent 100 months in St. Louis Children’s Hospital and came home on her first birthday with a respirator. Her parents Kendall and Barbara Coleman of Johnston City describe the 24 hour care routine and ongoing medical needs.

Rebekah St. Louis Children’s Hospital Kendall Barbara Coleman Johnston City Southern Illinois Colemans Coleman St. Louis

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Joe Taylor Ilinois Jim Clem Peabody Coal Co Ilinois Coal Association Clem John McCutchen Kendra Shadowens Marion Modoc Lake Ann Landers Wit’s End Falklands Tiny Rebekah Bonnie Marx Rebekah Coleman Jerry Lower Barbara Kendall Coleman
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