Lincoln home in Springfield closed after budget veto
The Lincoln home site and adjacent facilities in Illinois closed by the National Park Service after President Reagan vetoed a spending bill. About 300 to 400 visitors normally tour the site daily. The closure continues until further notice as Congress seeks a new funding plan for fiscal 1982.
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Springfield
Congress
Reagan
U.S
Abe
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
National Park Service
Lincoln
Park Service Administration
Robert Holmes
Lincoln Home
Lincoln’s Home
Interior Department
Holmes
Illinois briefs: wife jailed in death plot
Patsy Sue Stone, 37, of Red Bud, sentenced to two years for plotting her husband’s murder to enable life insurance proceeds. Co-defendant Larry Richardson, 35, received a similar sentence. authorities seized a loaded shotgun.
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Belleville
Stephen Kernan
Patsy Sue Stone
Richard Sturgeon
Mrs. Stone
Larry J. Richardson
Richardson
Caseyville
Elders Protest Medicare Premium Hike By Blue Cross Blue Shield
About 50 senior citizens protested a proposed $4.83 monthly increase in Blue Cross Blue Shield Medical Plan supplemental Medicare premiums. The hike would affect 250 000 subscribers over 65. Leonard Fuchs called the plan an abomination and said it would cause great hardship. An attorney for the insurer argued the rise is needed due to inflation and federal Medicare cuts.
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Chicago
State Department of Insurance
Leonard Fuchs
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