Terrorist Bomb Kills Woman and Baby Near Tel Aviv
A terrorist bomb six miles northeast of Tel Aviv killed a woman and an 18 month-old girl and wounded 12 others. Four seriously hurt, two killed in local hospital. It marks the first Israeli casualties since May and raises 1979 toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Sinai
Egypt
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Israel
Rhodesian constitution drawn into question by commonwealth officials
World commonwealth secretary general Shri Dath Ramphal and eight Commonwealth officials met Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington before Vance's final meeting. A British spokesman said they told Carrington they doubted the new Rhodesian constitution transfers power from white minority to black majority, questioned the election's validity, and doubted the guerrilla war would end with Muzorewa as prime minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Shridath Ramphal
Lord Carrington
Vance
Carrington
Muzorewa
Vance and Thatcher discuss Rhodesia stance after talks
Secretary of State Vance met with Prime Minister Thatcher and said a new reality exists in Rhodesia. He cautioned the United States will review all options before President Carter decides on sanctions, assessing whether the elections were free and fair and conform to a congressional mandate. Britain signaled acceptance of the Muzorewa government, drawing pressure from commonwealth members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
London
Margaret Thatcher
Cyrus Vance
Rhodesia
Vance
United States
Carter
U.S
Britain
Abel T. Muzorewa
Commonwealth
Latin official shot as troops kill 14 in El Salvador
In San Salvador a cabinet member, Education Minister Carlos Antonio Herrera Rebollo, was shot dead near his home on the same day security forces killed 14 demonstrators attempting to bring food to militants at the Venezuelan Embassy. Police reported at least 37 dead in two weeks of military crackdowns, with about 20 wounded and several youths among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Carlos Antonio Herrera Rebollo
Carlos Humberto Romero
Associated Press
Gordon Mott
Red Cross
Area legislators back nuclear referenda bill in Illinois
Southern Illinois lawmakers push a local nuclear site referendum amid hostility to nuclear power. Senator Gene Johns urges coal as cheaper and better, while Jim Gitz’s bill falls one vote short after Sen. Charles Chew’s absence. Several Democrats rally behind the measure, with quotes reflecting fears of nuclear plants and life safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Johns
Marion
Jim Gitz
Freeport
Charles Chew
Chicago
House
William Harris
Illinois
Senate
Johns
Kenneth Buzbee
D-Carbondale
Kenneth Hall
East St. Louis
Sam Vadalabene
D-Edwardsville
James Donnewald
D-Breese
Terry Bruce
D-Olney
Bruce
Hall
Canadian Conservatives win minority government in Canada
Joe Clark a small town politician leads the Progressive Conservatives to a minority win against Trudeau’s Liberals in Canada’s election. Trudeau becomes opposition leader as Conservatives hold 135 seats of 282 with 32 percent of the vote. Liberals 115 seats and 45 percent. Trudeau vows to hand the government over while Clark, the youngest elected major leader, pledges a new spirit and life for the divided country from Spruce Grove Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanley
Toronto
Joe Clark
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberal Party
Canada
Trudeau
House of Commons
Clark
Quebec
Liberals
New Democrats
Social Credit
West
Ottawa
Montreal
Spruce Grove
Alberta
Rocky Mountain
High River
House Rejects Compromise Budget Amid Bipartisan Rift
The House voted 260 to 144 to reject a budget compromise for fiscal 1980, sending the measure back to a conference with the Senate. Liberals led by Rep. Obey opposed higher defense spending and social program cuts, claiming concessions of $1.8 billion in social programs offset by $1.9 billion for defense. Conservative Republicans backed a smaller deficit and less social spending, highlighting the split over defense and domestic priorities. The vote delays setting congressional spending priorities under new rules, with target budget approval now tied to May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Carter
David R. Obey
D-Wis
Obey
Carbondale Free Press carrier delivery and classified ad rates
Advertises carrier delivered Sunday Friday newspapers with a $4.50 monthly rate. Mentions advance payment option and nonmailing where carrier service exists. Provides office and classified ad numbers for Carbondale Murphysboro Herrin Marion and a post office box for address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Herrin
Marion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thatcher
Lindsay-Schaub News
Springfield
Southern Illinoisan
Ill
Vay Area
TV V2
Vo Wren
Cs&l
Carbondale Savings
West Main ST
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Murphysboro Iron & Metal
Gertside Murphysboro, Fii
Vocational Trades House
McCord Street
Fara
SAVEE
Ptut
General Foods Corporation
General Fonds
Neral Foods Corporation
Mer
Tanec
Tor
Focus
Kankakee
Porchoise
Senere