U S signals possible more weapons to Jordan talk with Reagan
King Hussein of Jordan greeted Reagan at the White House with ceremony and urged in talks that the Arab cause in the Middle East is just. Reagan said the United States is concerned about outside threats and Jordan’s security remains a top priority while Saudi and Israeli positions spark debate. Hussein may seek leverage ahead of a regional summit while officials deny a direct role for Camp David in his diplomacy. Begin criticized the Saudi peace plan as a path to liquidate Israel and urged rejection.
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Illinois professors' pay trails US average according to IBHE
Illinois public universities show faculty salaries about 7.2 percent below the national average last year, with 60 to 65 percent of administrators earning more than average. SIUC faces below average admin pay, while University of Illinois and NIU show mixed results. The IBHE findings cover salary changes, purchasing power, and rank comparisons across enrollment and budget groupings.
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Weather Outlook With Chance Of Showers Through Friday
The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy tonight with a 70 percent chance of showers and lows in the 60s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and mild with a 40 percent shower chance and highs in the 70s. Wednesday through Friday expect lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s with showers likely Thursday or Friday.
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Three Towns Form Central Dispatch for Emergency Services
Three western Franklin County communities end tripling services by linking police fire and ambulance calls to one central dispatch at Christopher city hall. The cooperative system began at 11 p.m. Sunday with a per capita equipment cost near 24000 dollars and a governing board including mayors Regis, Mitchell and Owens. Coordinators Appino and Basso praised the move as a breakthrough in regional cooperation.
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Southern Illinoisan
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Zeigler
Franklin County
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Ditto
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Ned Mitchell
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Randy Appino
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Radio
Carbondale Halloween Party Draws Massive Crowd and Revisions
Carbondale's Halloween celebration drew an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 revelers with 7 p.m. street closures from College to Grand Avenue. Police reported 24 arrests mostly for liquor and related offenses while witnesses noted fewer costumes than prior years.
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