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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1981

Page

2

Reagan gains an AWACS sale amid Senate vote odds

President Reagan pursues an $8.5 billion AWACS package for Saudi Arabia as opponents constrain chances for passage. Senate tally shows 53 against, 41 for, with four uncommitted. Dole signals possible support, while Durenberger and Ford remain opposed. White House banking on defections and leverage with Saudi cooperation in the Middle East peace process.

Washington D-Ky Robert Dole R-Kan Senate Alan Cranston Reagan David F. Durenberger R-Minn Wendell Ford Dole ABC Good Morning America Mideast Anwar) Sadat Iran Lebanon U.S House White House Howard H. Baker Jr Capitol Hill Key Mark Andrews N.D Howell Heflin D-Ala Slade Gorton Washington State Middle East William L. Armstrong Rcolp Fahd Cancun Mexico

Missouri survey finds 60 percent over speed limit on trucks

A spot survey by the Auto Club of Missouri and St. Louis Globe-Democrat shows 60 percent of tractor-trailer rigs travel above Missouri's 55 mph limit. About 45 percent run over 60 mph, 4 percent exceed 65 mph, and 1 percent go over 70 mph. The Oct. 19 check used a CMS Speedgun 8 radar, with 400-plus trucks observed across St. Louis, St. Louis County, and Jefferson County.

Missouri Auto Club of Missouri St. Louis Globe-Democrat Michael J. Right The Auto Club St. Louis St. Louis County Jefferson County

Hearing Tentatively Set On Perry County Farmland Multiplier

A hearing is tentatively scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday to challenge Perry County farmland assessment multiplier. State's Attorney Geald Sims and farmer group attorney Charles Stegemeyer influence delays due to other cases. About 100 protesters have paid roughly 140000 in taxes. a second payment deadline passed. Freeman United Coal Co. paid 110000 in protest unrelated to the farm case. Consolidation Coal Co. gains permit to move a dragline at Burning Star Mine No. 4, closing James Town Road 8 to 10 hours in mid November with fees, road prep, notice, and repairs required.

Brad Betker Southern Illinois Perry County Geald Sims Charles Stegemeyer Stegemeyer St. Clair County Frank Mangin Freeman United Coal Co Perry County Board County Board of Review Consolidation Coal Co Burning Star Mine No Jamestown Road

Tixie's owners challenge Randolph housing no-pet rule

Wayne Bower and other tenants plan an appeal after Randolph County Housing Authority ordered removal of Trixie the seven year old Pekinese or to move. Bower says relatives hold pets pending outcome. he has lived in Keeneman Acres since 1972 and is disabled. Trixie remains at home as the case proceeds.

Tixie Randolph Tony Stevens Trixie Randolph County Housing Authority Wayne Bower Jim Kenner Beillevile Bower Housing Authority Keeneman Acres

Senate panel urges limits on CIA infiltrations

The Senate Intelligence Committee urged the Reagan administration to drop plans to let the CIA infiltrate and influence domestic groups. After a closed session, chairman Barry Goldwater said the panel would press to keep Carter era restrictions and completed review of William J. Casey as CIA director, with a staff report forthcoming.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee Reagan Administration Central Intelligence Agency Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz CIA U.S Jimmy Carter Goldwater William J. Casey Casey Reagan Carter Associated Press FBI

Stockman Says Budget Balancing Not a Fetish

White House budget chief David Stockman says a balanced budget by 1984 is not a fetish as Senate Republicans study a $50 billion to $70 billion tax increase range. Memo outlines potential taxes and deficit reduction, with House Republicans undecided on size, while Dole and Baker-Michel push for revenue and spending cuts amid rising deficits and high interest rates.

Washington Senate White House David A. Stockman Howard H. Baker Jr House Robert H. Michel GOP Baker Michel Reagan House Republicans House Republican Congress Senate Budget Committee Treasury Department Senate Republicans Stockman James R. Jones D-Okla House Budget Committee National Press Club Bob Dole R-Kan Dole U.S. Island

Publication office and subscription details for Southern Illinoisan

Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin and Marion with post office routing. Subscription rates shown for daily carrier and mail within 18-county area including 1 year 75.00 in-county and 85.00 out-of-county, six months, three months and one month options. Office phone numbers provided and postmaster address for mail subscriptions.

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Hearing on coal transport costs in Illinois

A public hearing is set in Springfield at 3 p.m. in Room 114 of the State Capitol Building to consider House Bill 327. State Rep. Jim Rea leads the effort to stop utilities from automatically passing western coal transport costs to Illinois customers without approval from the Illinois Commerce Commission.

Illinois Springfield Jim Rea D-Christopher House Public Utilities State Capitol Rea Illinois Commerce Commission

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