O'Connor opposes forced busing and backs death penalty
In the second round of Senate committee questioning, Sandra Day O'Connor said she personally opposes mandatory school busing and favors the death penalty. She refused to disclose private conversations with the president and noted disruptive effects of busing. The Arizona judge defended not answering substantive questions and discussed anticipated Senate confirmation timelines.
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Sandra Day O'Connor
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Supreme Court
Charles E. Grassley
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Reagan
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Grassley
Arizona State Senate
Arizona Appeals Court
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate
High Court
John P. East
Rn.c
Reagan and Begin say progress in Middle East peace talks
President Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister Begin met to chart a course for Middle East peace with no specifics. They stressed broadening the Camp David framework and a planned strategic cooperation agreement aimed at countering Soviet influence, while downplaying disagreements over arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Middle East
Washington
Menachem Begin
Begin
Israel
Egypt
Camp David
U.S
Saudi Arabia
United States
Fair races at Williamson County Fair Marion Tonight
Odyssey and three wheelers headline the grandstand tonight with final Armband night. Grandstand tickets are 3 dollars for adults and 1.5 dollars for children under 12. Trophies and cash will be awarded in heats and features. Midway rides cost 3.5 dollars with armband. single rides sold separately. Friday features a demolition derby at 8 p.m. and harness racing at 3 p.m. Saturday. Tractor pulling begins at 6 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. harness racing on Saturday.
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Williamson County Fair
Marion
SIU budget approved amid cuts at Carbondale and Edwardsville
SIU trustees approved the operating budget for the current year amid tight state funding. The system total state appropriation is 161.9 million, up 4.8 percent from last year, with Carbondale receiving 113.9 million state money plus 66 million in non-appropriated revenues. The district faces a 450 thousand dollar deficit despite an eight percent salary increase and four percent price rise. The plan includes 8.9 million for salary increases and catch-up funds, 2.1 million for utilities, and 1 million for program improvements, while some items such as employer retirement contributions were not funded.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
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Carbondale
Siu-Edwardsville
SIU
Edwardsville
Tively
Siu-C
John Baker
SIUC
SIUE
Law School
Kenneth Shaw
Shaw
Southern Illinoisan subscription rates and contact details
The notice lists delivery options and rates for the Southern Illinoisan including Sunday through Friday carrier rates of 6.00 per 4 week period and 6.50 by motor route, mail rates for 12 months 75.00 outside 18 counties, with various 3 and 6 month prices. It also provides office and classified ad phone numbers and post office box mailing address.
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Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Urphysboro
daly daily _ Seton
Additionaln
Southern Isan
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Murphysboro
Arion
Southern Illinoisan
Rodgers Theater in Anna May Reopen by Year’s End
The Rodgers Theater in Anna may reopen by year end under Ed Fairbank of McClure after a deal with current owners Kerasotes Theaters Inc. The 1938 opened venue will need projectors, HVAC, and plant checks before final loan approval. Leo Richardson had also shown interest, but Fairbank made the first offer.
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Bonnie Marx
Anna
McClure
Ed Fairbank
Charles Morgan
Advance Realty
Fairbank
Kerasotes Theaters Inc
Morgan
Kerasotes
Anna City
St. James
Leo Richardson
I. W. Rodgers
Anna Drive-In
Anna Theater
Robbie Kerasotes
Norge debunks purge rumors at Herrin plant
Plant officials reject rumors that three top executives including Oral Goble Jon Nicholas and Jim King would be leaving Herrin Norge this Friday. Kraig Christensen says the chatter is false and the slow start after a July shutdown was caused by mechanical problems resolved two weeks ago. Goble is slated to leave only to attend an Admiral Open golf tournament in Galesburg, an in-house Magic Chef event.
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Southern Illinoisan
Herrin Norge
Kraig Christensen
Oral Goble
Jon Nicholas
Jim King
Christensen
Goble
Galesburg
Magic Chef Inc
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