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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1985

Page

5

Region Gray backs coal tariff bid in House vote

U S Rep Ken Gray backs an eight dollar per ton tariff on imported coal. Illinois lawmakers remain neutral as Sen Dixon and Sen Simon weigh the measure. The bill aims to level the field with foreign coal and reduce job losses in coal regions. The Illinois Coal Association plans to consider the proposal soon.

Cathy A. Monroe Southern Illinoisan House United States U.S Ken Gray Illinois House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Gray South Africa Colombia Alan J. Dixon Wade Nelson Dixon

Two Southern Illinois men indicted on weapons charges

Michael D. Ristvedt and Chris Ray Murphy of West Salem were indicted by a Benton grand jury on numerous weapons charges linked to raids that seized eight homemade automatic weapons and a large cache of explosives. The arrests followed investigations into vandalism and explosions in Edwards and Wabash counties.

Benton Illinois Michael D. Ristvedt Chris Ray Murphy West Salem Clifford Proud U.S East St. Louis Edwards County Proud Ristvedt Murphy James Elder Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms St. Louis CSA Missouri The Covenant Indiana Line Mount Carmel Wabash County

Shawnee Gains 233 Acre Addition to Forest

Shawnee National Forest will add a 233 acre tract along the Big Muddy River in southeast Jackson County this year. The land, owned by William Rumfelt and Lewis Smith, includes river frontage and is near Horseshoe Bluff. Purchase, funded from 1984 allocations, awaits congressional approval and will consolidate forest boundaries while boosting fishing and hunting opportunities.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinois Big Muddy River Jackson County Shawnee National Forest William Rumfelt Lewis Smith Cedar Creek Horseshoe Bluff Bob Mason Lands, Minerals and Watersheds The National Forest Forest Service Mason Congressional

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