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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1981

Page

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Tuck Tape helps keep Carbondale Job Service office open

Carbondale employer Tuck Industries will pay at least half the rent for the Emma C. Hayes Center Job Service office for the next year, with potential full coverage if needed. State and local officials praise the move as private enterprise backing a government program amid statewide budget cuts.

Carbondale Tom Woolf The Southern Illinoisan Tuck Industries Matt Maier Emma C. Hayes Center Maier Tuck Bruce Richmond D-Murphys Murphysboro

Reagan gains Senate support but AWACS sale trails by 19 votes

President Reagan won fresh Senate backing for the AWACS radar plane sale to Saudi Arabia but remains 19 votes short of the 50 needed. An AP tally shows 22 in favor, nine leaning, 50 against, and 12 undecided as Congress faces a looming veto deadline. Senators Cochran and Kassebaum joined the White House side, while House members prepare to veto.

Washington Reagan Senate Saudi Arabia Associated Press U.S Thad Cochran R-Miss White House Middle East Cochran Capitol Hill Congress Israel Nancy Landon Kassebaum Arian Don Nickles Rokia Sadat Kassebaum House Senate Foreign Relations Committee AWACS

Nixon Ford Carter gather for Sadat funeral mission

Four former presidents Nixon Ford Carter reunite at the White House on short notice to bid farewell to Anwar Sadat. Reagan hosts a private Blue Room reception before the group flies to Cairo aboard a presidential jet. Carter calls it a sad occasion, while Reagan lauds Sadat as a man of peace.

Reagan Sadat Ford Nixon Carter Washington Richard M. Nixon Gerald R. Ford Jimmy Carter White House Ronald Reagan Cairo United States Anwar Sadat Middle East Rosalynn Carters George Bush Barbara Andrews Air Force Base

Marion residents oppose housing site in Marion

About 20 residents spoke at a Marion Housing Authority hearing on a federally funded 11 unit low rent complex at 606 N Garfield. They argued the Browning and Garfield site is too small and lacks access and amenities. others worried about crowding and value loss.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Alice Grant Logan St Marion Rose Schaubert Washington St N. Garfield Marion Housing Authority Browning and Garfield Streets U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Liams Mitchell Housing Authority Bob Cooper Construction Co Harrisburg HUD Kenneth Powless

Rock Drops Governor Bid and Seeks Senate Return

Illinois Senate President Philip J. Rock announced on an AP report he is withdrawing from the Democratic gubernatorial race. He will seek reelection to his Oak Park district and retain the Senate presidency, citing personal reasons and a goal to help elect a Democratic Senate under the new map. Rock said he might consider a statewide draft if asked by fellow Democrats, leaving three declared rivals for Gov. Thompson: Adlai Stevenson, Dan Walker, and Alex Seith.

Chicago Illinois Senate Philip J. Rock Rock Senate Oak Park James R. Thompson Adlai Stevenson Dan’ Walker Alex Seith

Weather outlook showers tonight and through weekend

The National Weather Service predicts a chance of showers tonight with a low around 50. Saturday remains cloudy with a chance of showers and a high in the upper 60s. Illinois forecast calls for fair pleasant conditions Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s.

National Weather Service Illinois

Pay now die later pre-need funerals gain traction in Illinois

Illinois funeral directors promote pre-need plans as more Southern Illinois residents pay upfront. Larry Hughes of Marion notes two weekly inquiries at his firm. Clients include surviving spouses and low income buyers seeking to avoid public aid, with up to 3000 dollars deductible for prepaids. Trustees must deposit funds within 30 days, earning interest while deducting up to five percent for administration.

Dave DeWitte Hughes Illinois

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