Egypt prepares for Sadat burial amid tensions and警告
Cairo braces for funeral of President Anwar Sadat as U S Israel pledge to pursue peace. Mubarak accepts Reagan invite to visit the United States. Begin meets Mubarak amid security, with possible broader plot links. Tehran vows uprising. Haig stresses pursuit of full peace. U S forces on alert along Libyan border. The government labels the suspects as an isolated group, while Libyan Sudan tension rises and moslem factions clash in Cairo.
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Microcomputers Bring Big Possibilities Home and Office
The piece reflects on the rapid rise of microcomputers lowering costs from hundreds of dollars to a few thousand with extras like a video screen and printer. It highlights their potential to perform many tasks and serve as educational tools for children.
Macho returns to TV with action driven season
A new TV season centers on the macho man in action replacing lighter fare. Tom in Magnum P I is expected to lead stars with nerves of steel and strong appeal.
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Self defense tips offered to seniors by sheriff
Sheriff Jerald Kobler offers practical self defense guidance for seniors. Agencies including the county sheriff’s department provide methods to protect oneself, emphasizing awareness, safe routines, and basic personal safety steps for older residents.
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Jaclyn Smith Lands Jacqueline Kennedy Role in TV Movie
Jaclyn Smith stars as Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy in a television film this week. The article notes she faced competition from an unknown actress before securing the part.
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Southern Illinoisan Carbondale subscription rates listed
Delivery by carrier Sundays and holidays by the Lyceum or Illi son, rates: $6.00 per 4 week period by carrier, $6.50 via motor route. By mail in advance where carrier service not available. Office contacts in Carbondale and nearby areas. Postmaster address Box 2108 Carbondale IL 62901.
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Donnewald to retire from Illinois Senate
State Senator James H. Donnewald, a 21 year veteran and assistant Democratic leader from Breese, will not seek reelection next year. The 56 year old veteran, who chaired the legislature’s commission, missed much of last spring after an illness and previously served in the Illinois House before his 1965 Senate election.
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Reagan backs bigger role for nuclear power push
President Reagan accelerates use of nuclear energy, reversing Carter era limits. He lifts the ban on commercial reprocessing of spent fuel, orders completion of the Clinch River Breeder Reactor in Tennessee, and aims to speed licensing of nuclear plants while pledging safeguards. Critics warn of plutonium production risk.
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Shuttle Columbia flight reset to November fourth
NASA announced a new launch date of November 4 for the space shuttle Columbia's second flight. The five day mission will test repeated space travel with pilots Joe Engle and Richard Truly. The delay followed a caustic fuel spill on September 22 during fueling at Cape Canaveral.
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Sesh Rai
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September Auto Slump Amid Mixed U.S. Economy Signals
U.S. auto production in September dropped to its lowest level in 20 years, while retail sales rose modestly. Chase Manhattan cut its prime rate to 18.5 percent, a move not matched by peers. Consumer confidence fell and economists forecast slower inflation but persistently high unemployment and rates. Major retailers reported varied sales gains, highlighting a sluggish economy amid debate over policy impact.
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Power outage planned around Zeigler area Saturday
CIPS will interrupt electric service for about two hours from 3 to 5 a.m. Saturday in Zeigler and surrounding areas along Illinois 148 through Clebourne to repair damage on a transmission line. If weather stops work, the shut-off will be rescheduled.
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Floods kill at least 65 in Mexico
In Los Mochis and surrounding areas storms from Lydia flooded two dams and swamped valleys killing at least 65 people. Eleven deaths were reported in Culiacan as towns were isolated by washed out roads and telephones lines. Winds reached up to 90 mph along the coast.
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