Thatcher accuses Argentina of delay in peace talks
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Britain would know within 48 hours if a diplomatic solution to the Falkland Islands crisis is possible and warned that no military action would be held up. U.N. talks were suspended for Argentina to consider Britain’s latest conditions as negotiations continue.
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Associated Press
Margaret Thatcher
Argentina
Britain
Falkland Islands
New York
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Thatcher
House of Commons
Security Council
Falklands
South Atlantic
Defense Ministry
Stanley
Cecil Parkinson
Conservative Party
Italy
Ireland
Luxembourg
Alexander M. Haig Jr
United States
Reagan appointee blocks 1983 Clinch River reactor move
Washington AP report says NRC vote delays the Clinch River Breeder Reactor despite the administration's push. James Asselstine, Reagan's third appointee, cast the deciding vote against a ground breaking waiver, aligning with fellow commissioner John Ahearne to block an environmental impact statement waiver.
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Washington
Reagan
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Clinch River
James Asselstine
NRC
Asselstine
Senate
Oak Ridge, Tenn
The
John Ahearne
Asseltine
Warne
Boston
Carter
Senate row over Social Security cuts sparks election-year clash
Senate Budget Committee Chairman warns that rebellion against a 40 billion Social Security savings plan will bring higher taxes or bigger deficits. Senator Pete Domenici admits votes are lacking to protect the savings as Republicans and Democrats push amendments to strike the provision. Even with the savings, deficits are projected at 106.1 billion in 1983, 69 billion in 1984, and 39.5 billion in 1985.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
Ings
Senate
Nine more charged with gambling in Mount Vernon case
A Jefferson County grand jury indicted nine more people in a six month crackdown on organized gambling in Mount Vernon. Among those arrested Monday were James M. Adams 59 Beechworth Brumbaugh Jr. 75 Barbara Wilson 42 Jerry W. Bowdler 38 and Betty Lou Dixon 49. They face charges from perjury to conspiracy and syndicate gambling while former officials earlier faced indictments.
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Mount Vernon
Jefferson County
Robert Shuff
Bob Pitchford
James Alexander
Pitchford
James M. Adams
Beechworth Brumbaugh Jr
Barbara Wilson
Jerry W. Bowdler
Betty Lou Dixon
Woodlawn
Bowen hearing yields few new facts at Harrisburg meeting
About 200 people attended the Bowen Developmental Center forum in Harrisburg. Organizers said the meeting produced few new details as officials reiterated that closing Bowen to consolidate with Anna would save money. Proponents argue out-of-state patients could move to Bowen for treatment, while opponents warn revenue losses and job cuts without clear savings.
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Dave DeWitte
The
Southern Illinoisan
A.L. Bowen Developmental Center
Harrisburg
Robert E. Edwards
Saline Association For Retarded Citizens
Bowen
Wabash and Ohio River
Ronald Bittle
Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
Richard Blanton
Anna Mental Health and Development Center
Bowen Center
Anna
Illinois
Edwards
American Federation of State
Dohrn Resisting Probe of Shootout
Bernardine Dohrn a former Weather Underground member refuses to cooperate with a grand jury probing an armored truck robbery that killed three police officers. She calls the proceedings a sham and declines a handwriting sample while facing contempt charges at a federal hearing.
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New York
Weather Underground
Bernardine Dohrn
Miss Dohrn
Federal District Court
Chicago
Classified Ad Contact Details and Postmaster Note
A reader notes multiple durations and lists office phone numbers for Carbondale Williamson County and Herrin Franklin County. Classified advertising numbers are provided as 5493326 549-3327 997-5432 997-5433. Postmaster address is Southern Illinoisan Box 2108 Carbondale Ill 62901.
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Carbondale
Williamson County
Herrin
Franklin County
Southern Illinoisan
Ill
Harvard psychiatrist testifies Hinckley had severe mental illness
Harvard Medical School psychiatrist Dr David Baer testified Hinckley suffered a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and severe mental illness that detached him from reality and impaired logical thought before the March 30, 1981 Reagan shooting. He noted sleep deprivation and medication effects as factors.
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Washington
Reagan
John W. Hinckley Jr
Harvard
David Michael Baer
Hinckley
Baer
Harvard Medical School
William T. Carpenter Jr
Jodie Foster
Carpenter
Hincksey
Miss Foster
U.S
Roger M. Adelman
Albanese found guilty in arsenic murders case
BLOOMINGTON AP A jury convicted Charles Albanese of arsenic killings of his father and his wife’s grandmother and of attempting to poison his brother Albanese, a 44 year old McHenry businessman, with a later trial planned for the death of his mother in law.
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Bloomington
Charles Albanese
Albanese
McHenry
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