Meese says no plan to remove national security adviser Allen
Washington AP Edwin Meese III says there are no plans at present to remove national security adviser Richard V. Allen from the White House. Justice Department officials suspect Allen may have received $10,000 instead of $1,000 from two Japanese journalists, a matter under FBI inquiry. Meese said he reported the initial $1,000 finding to the FBI and noted Webster had spoken with Allen as part of the probe. The Times reports a guardian official suggested a larger amount was written on an envelope and a receipt.
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CBS
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Webster
Washington Post
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Times
Panel predicts wage increases will be down next year
A Conference Board panel of 10 labor experts foresees first-year wage settlements averaging 8 percent next year, down from 11.5 percent this year. The panel says wage leadership from auto, steel, and other key industries has faded, due to company performance concerns and competition. Economists caution the decline reflects the broader slump and rising unemployment, with some sectors like autos and construction still in poor shape.
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Otto Eckstein
Data Resources Inc
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Bings Institution
Washa
Black priest plans second adoption to aid homeless children
Chicago AP reports Reverend George Clements, a black priest, announced plans to adopt a second child a weeks-old infant to dramatize the black community's responsibility. Spokesman George O'Hare says the move shows the need for adoption awareness and action.
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Clements
Speed limit lowered on Washington Street in Du Quoin
Du Quoin will reduce the speed limit on South Washington Street from 45 mph to 35 mph this week. Signs will be posted from near Grant Streets to near Madison Street, inside city limits, with enforcement by Du Quoin police. A separate U.S. 51 project plan to widen to five lanes remains on the spring 1982 schedule pending funding.
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U.S
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Madison Street
Southtown
Alex Zedhalis
Carbondale Division 9
Ilinois Department of Transportttion
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Zedialis
Washington and
Zedial
State Highway Department
U.S. 51
Illinois 14
Inmate Strangled at Marion Prison in FBI Probe
At Marion federal prison an inmate was found dead in his cell Sunday night. Dean Leech said Robert Marvin Chappelle, 42, of Buffalo New York, was serving a life sentence for second degree murder in Connecticut. FBI investigation into cause of death ongoing.
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Dean Leech
Robert Marvin Chappare
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N.Y
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Chappelle
Connecticut
Rates and subscription offer details for carrier delivery
Delivered by carrier, Sunday issue 6.00 for four issues. Various renewal options listed including 1 year, 6 months, and 3 months. Address shown as Box 2108 Carbondale 12901 for renewals or inquiries.
Herrin teen hurt in weekend auto crash
Herrin teenager Lisa Emmert, 15, and passenger Tommy J. Johnson were injured slightly when Emmert's car struck a tree on Clark Trail Road Saturday night. Emmert treated and released for facial lacerations. Johnson not requiring medical care. Deputies placed a citation for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license.
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North 8Th St
Herrin Hospital
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George St
Williamson County
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Hunters bag 6743 geese in seven days in quota zone
Geese bagged reached 6 743 in the first seven days of the season across the four county quota zone of Alexander Union Jackson and Alexander counties. The season runs until December 28 or a total of 24 000 birds. A follow up update will appear in Tuesday's paper.
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Union
Jackson
Hubcaps stolen from Marion Ford Mercury dealership
Marion police investigate the theft of four wire hubcaps valued at 300 dollars from Marion Ford Mercury Inc. hubcaps were taken from a sold car on the lot Friday, according to dealership officials.
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Ford-Mercury Inc
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