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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1985

Page

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Reagan jokes about Navy hammer cost during speech

President Reagan mocked public claims of Pentagon overcharges by noting the Navy did pay more than $400 for a hammer. He said the truth is being uncovered and called it a success story, while acknowledging the Navy’s admission of a higher price.

Reagan Navy Washington Pentagon

Palm Coast Wildfires Roar Across Florida in Major Disaster

Fires raged across 100000 acres of Florida brushland killing at least two people and driving hundreds from their homes. Gov. Graham declared a state of emergency and National Guard troops aided exhausted firefighters as fires spread through 29 counties along a 100 mile northeast coast corridor from St. Augustine to Cape Canaveral. Up to 200 homes and two schools were destroyed near Palm Coast. Power and phone service were out. residents slept in hotels and Red Cross centers while troops blocked access.

Palm Coast Fla Florida Bob Graham National Guard St. Augustine Cape Canaveral Paul Wills State Division of Forestry Headquarters Wills Charles C. Wall Highway Patrol Red Cross

Fed Cuts Discount Rate to 7.5 Percent Amid Optimism

Economists predict Fed action lowers borrowing costs, sparks wage growth, and lifts markets. Citibank and Chase Manhattan respond by lowering prime rates to 10 percent, the lowest in 614 years, signaling broader rate cuts across banks and mortgages in coming weeks.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Central Bank U.S Citibank of New York No. 3 Chase Manhattan

Old Fashion Days in Murphysboro Highlights Stage Coach Ride

On time Stage coach rides helped return Old Fashion Days to Murphysboro Saturday. C. M. Kelley of Murphysboro drove a coach owned by Lewis House Farm in Salem. Other riders included Frankie Cram 8 of Murphysboro David Lloyd McRoberts 6 and his mother Jo Anne Ticer of Gorham. Another picture from the celebration is on Page Three.

Murphysboro C. M. Kelley Lewis House Farm Salem Frankie Cram David Lloyd McRoberts Jo Anne Ticer Gorham

Day care for elders gains ground in Illinois

An Illinois study outlines adult day care as a middle option between home supervision and nursing homes for the elderly, highlighting benefits for seniors and families. Programs, staffed by trained workers, offer social activities, therapy, and supervised care to prevent caregiver burnout and elder abuse.

Carbondale Shirley McCann Franklin County Senior Services West Frankfort Unsuc Franklin County

High PCB levels in Rend Lake tributary prompt site scoring

IEPA officials begin scoring the Casey Fork site for possible Superfund cleanup after finding extremely high PCB levels in Casey Fork sediments feeding Rend Lake. Tests show low fish PCB levels but a single Casey Fork fish with 0.35 ppm chlordane triggers caution. public advisories await further testing and late-summer resumption.

Cathy A. Monroe Southern Illinoisan Rend Lake Illinois Environmental Protection Agency IEPA Casey Fork Dowzer Electric Co Mount Vernon Gary Steele Division of Land Pollution Control Office Marion Illinois Department of Public Health Dowzer Co Jim Janssen Division of Land Pollution Control Denzer United States Dowzer General Signal Corp Stanford, Conn Thomas G. Feeney Feeney Janssen U.S. Epa

Hartigan Considers 1986 Governor Bid Amid Recovery

Chicago attorney general Neil Hartigan, still recovering from an appendectomy, quietly plans a 1986 challenge to Gov. James Thompson. Aides cite discussions on campaign structure and staffing with fundraisers set in Chicago and Springfield before Labor Day.

Chicago Neil Hartigan James Thompson Hartigan Manning David Archdiocese of Bruce Cook Belleville Democratic State Central

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