Indictment of State Sen. Johns stirs political debate
Southern Illinois politics buzz as State Sen. Gene Johns faces a Williamson County grand jury indictment on 29 campaign disclosure counts and one official misconduct charge. The case, unfolding amid party tensions, tests Johns' political viability ahead of March primaries while officials weigh political timing and potential impact on voters.
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Southern Illinois
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D-Marion
Williamson County
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U.S. Senate
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First Circuit
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Administrative Office of
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Vienna
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Hale
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Metropolis
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Senate
Kruger
Franklin County
Ben Cherry
Ovie Edwards
Edwards
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Watergate
Reagan Energy Aid Talks Face Up To Global Trends
President Reagan said the 22 nation Cancun summit made great progress on aid but opposed creating a gigantic new international bureaucracy. He highlighted U S leadership with 7.1 billion spent in 1980 and backed development solutions without bloated global governance. He announced agricultural task forces to ease shortages and signaled more initiatives on trade finance and investment.
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Nurse Caputo Cleared In Death Of Cancer Patient
Fall River AP reports nurse Anne Caputo was found not guilty of killing a seriously ill cancer patient with morphine and not guilty of illegally dispensing the drug after a six week trial. The seven men five women jury deliberated 13 hours. Caputo hugged a defense attorney as verdict was read. husband and children rejoiced.
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Pomona Postmaster Stearns retires after 31 years the same
Dolores Stearns completes 31 years as Pomona postmaster managing mail in a one person office. She recalls no major crises aside from a mispriced COD package. She plans travels with husband Reginald Bo Stearns and her family, aiming for Florida wintering then Louisiana fishing and hunting.
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