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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1982

Page

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CIPS tax settlement to cost Carbondale $59,901

Carbondale votes to accept a $59,901 settlement in a Cook County suit alleging nine utilities and 171 Illinois towns overcharged municipal utility taxes. The deal refunds overcharges from 1978 to 1980 via credits on September bills, spreading cost over two years and limiting financial exposure for Carbondale.

Carbondale Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan Cook County Illinois Carbondale and Central Illinois Public Service Co CIPS Charles A. Getto Bush Carterville Cobden Crainville de Soto Dowell John Womick Getto Reg Ankrom Carroll Fry O’daniel Getto ‘Thas

Brezhnev signals talks on arms limit with Reagan offer

Brezhnev welcomed Reagan talks on strategic nuclear arms but dismissed the one third cut proposal as one sided. He urged a freeze on modernization and deployment during talks and said Soviet medium range missiles would be placed to strike West Germany and Western Europe. Reagan said he expects to meet and Haig noted compatibility with U.S. approach on some Soviet ideas. Brezhnev's remarks came as the 19th Komsomol congress opened and as U.S. proposals sought deeper cuts beyond 5 000 warheads.

Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev Reagan West Germany Washington Brezhnev Luxembourg Alexander M. Haig Jr U.S United States Soviet Union Soviets

Closing Bowen Center Ends Unique Benefits Critics Worn

The Bowen Developmental Center closure looms as a loss of a key link with a special education district, a major dental program for handicapped children, and a high cost-recovery system. Attendees warn uprooting children could cause distress or death while officials cite funding uncertainty and cost implications. The CHPSI board will weigh Bowen’s facts and a funding reinstatement in the budget.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan A.L. Bowen Developmental Center Harrisburg Marion Bowen Robert E. Edwards Saline Association For Retarded Citizens Comprehensive Health Planning In Southern Illinois CHPSI Patrick Cullinane Bowen Center Andrew Uterhart Linda Bradley American Federation of State Illinois Guardianship and Advocacy Commission Health Facilities Planning Board Planning Board

Explosive Blast Hits Shore Oil Refinery at Kilgore

In Kilgore Texas an explosion and ensuing fire at the Shore Oil refinery killed two workers and injured two others. Fire units from Longview and Tyler contained the blaze about two hours after the blast. Eastview Elementary School evacuated and students were moved to another school while one victim died at the scene and another was to be transferred to Parkland Hospital in Dallas.

Kilgore Longview Tyler Eileen Sperlich Eastview Ms. Sperlich Roy H. Laird Hospital Parkland Hospital Dallas

Good Evening Weather Outlook

The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy tonight with a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms and a low in the mid 60s. Wednesday will be partly sunny with a high in the mid to upper 80s. Showers are possible Thursday, with Friday and Saturday partly cloudy. Highs will range from the 70s to low 80s and lows from the 50s to low 60s.

National Weather Service

OPEC Likely to Hold Price Schedule Amid Demand Rise

In Indonesia's oil minister Subroto said world demand for OPEC oil will rise this summer for the first time in over a year. A special OPEC committee began talks on production changes while Subroto stated the cartel will stick to the $34 a barrel price structure.

Caracas Venezuela Indonesia OPEC Subroto

Begin loses majority as two defect to Labor Party

Prime Minister Menachem Begin loses his 59 seat majority in the 120 member Knesset after Amnon Linn and Yitzhak Peretz defect to Labor. A no confidence vote is due Wednesday with possible government collapse and early elections if Labor wins. Peretz says the switch is political, not a join.

Tel Aviv Israel Menachem Begin Amnon Linn Yitzhak Peretz Opposiion Labor Party Begin Likud Bloc Labor Labor Party Peretz Avraham Shapira West Bank Jordan Linn

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