Haig Seeks Joint Exercises With Israel Under New Partnership
The United States and Israel may hold joint military exercises as part of a strategic partnership to deter a Soviet threat in the Middle East. Haig outlined limits due to U.S. budget constraints while Weinberger and Sharon would finalize specifics. Begin stressed Israel will defend itself and questioned the Saudi arms sale. Congress may veto the deal.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Reagan
Menachem Begin
Begin
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Haig
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Cairo
Capitol Hill
Congress
Secret church salary paid to ally of Cardinal Cody
The Chicago Sun-Times reports a personal friend of Cardinal Cody, Helen Dolan Wilson, was paid a secret office manager salary by the Chicago Roman Catholic Archdiocese for six years from 1969 to 1975. The paper notes a regular salary and cites a federal prosecutor’s allegations of improper church money use.
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Chicago
John Pp
Cody
Chicago Sun-Times
The
Sun-Times
Helen Dolan Wilson
St. Louis
Wilson
Dawn of Man Richard Leakey Continues Family Work
Richard E. Leakey advances his parents archaeological project in Africa, digging ancient bones of early humans amid challenging, tedious labor and hopeful discovery.
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Richard E. Leakey
Africa
Saluki National project stalled after years of effort
Sunday Business notes that Richard Heath's Saluki National golf course project west of Marion shows limited progress after three years. Only some golf course work has been completed. the remaining components including condominiums subdivision convention center lodge are described as on hold.
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Richard Heath
Saluki National Golf Course
Marion
Seven year old Mikey James Preaches in Carbondale Church
Little Mikey James seven, small for his age, has preached since age three at the Greater Gillespie Temple Church of God in Christ in Carbondale. He believes preaching pleases God who he says healed his body and saved his soul.
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Mikey James
Greater
Gillespie Temple Church of God In Christ
Carbondale
Elders' Main Problems Surveyed in Perry County
Gold Plate Program director John M. Smith led a survey of over 200 elderly residents in Perry County. The report finds home repair and maintenance as the top concerns, guiding targeted use of shrinking program dollars toward the most pressing needs of senior citizens.
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Perry County
Gold Plate
John M. Smith
Southern Illinoisan publication and contact notice
Publication offices listed for Carbondale and Herrin Illinois with delivery and mailing rates. Office phone numbers and classified ads lines provided. Postmaster address given for subscription changes.
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Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
Herrin
Aes Tl
Soutern Illinoisan
Secaen
Sucaa
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daileure
Maient
Mysboro
Rds
Southern Illinoisan
O'Connor Urges Teen Parental Consultation Not Mandatory Consent
Sandra Day O'Connor said teenage girls should consult their parents before abortions but rejected mandatory parental consent. She described it as her personal view while testifying at confirmation hearings, emphasizing that her views would not dictate her Supreme Court votes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Jeremiah Denton
Mrs. O’connor
Denton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
O’connor
President Reagan
Capitol Hill
Blast kills ayatollah in Tabriz and six worshippers
A grenade attack in a busy square in Tabriz killed ayatollah Assadollah Madani and six worshippers, wounding 12 others, according to Tehran Radio and Iranian officials. An assassin reportedly carried the device and died at the scene.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tabriz
Iran
Tehran
Ayatollah
Assadollah Madani
Prineas calls for salary cut
Carbondale Republican congressional candidate Peter Prineas urges federal officials and fraudsters to sacrifice three to five days monthly to curb inflation. He criticizes high interest rates, says current policy harms housing and autos, arguing inflation stems from government spending and his plan would share the burden with those insulated from inflation.
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Evan M. Davis
Peter Prineas
Carbondale
Ee Prineas
Prineas
Benton High reading program to continue
The Benton High School reading program will be funded with 6101,000 from the Illinois Office of Education, allowing two teachers a half time secretary and a part time director. The district approved a 2.4 million dollar budget up nine tenths of a percent from last year and authorized plans for a 11,000 square foot vocational building. A committee will discuss Capitol Theater renovation with Pyramid Players and a bid to buy the building for 000. A custodian was awarded four days pay for discrimination claims. A student council representative will attend a Washington workship. An alternative classroom director was hired. The Illinois High School Association offered no cost insurance covering sports injuries. Executive session on cheerleading issues ended with no action.
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O.R. Walley
Southern Illinois
Benton High School
Illinois Office of Education
Albert Gulley
Board of Education
FGM Architects of
Mount Vernon
Allan Kim
Pyramid Players
Capitol Theater
Corpo
Gulley
Illinois High School Association
Agerovides
Perry labor dispute settled ends two week highway strike
Perry County Highway Department workers will return to work Monday after a tentative contract settlement reached in a morning meeting with County Board Chairman Tom Oss Commissioner Vic Provart and Local 644 Laborers Union business agent Donald Moore. The seven employees walked off August 28 after a failed session and details will be released after board approval at the September 21 meeting.
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Perry County Highway Department
Per County Board
Tom Oss
Vic Provart
Donald Moore
Laborers’ Union
Moore
Highway Department
McEnroe and Fleming Win U.S. Open Doubles Title
John McEnroe and Peter Fleming capture the U.S. Open men's doubles crown after Heinz Gunthardt and Peter McNamara default. The pair, defending champions from 1979, achieved the victory as Gunthardt was reported feverish and unable to play.
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New York
John McEnroe
Peter Fleming
Heinz Gunthardt
Switzerland
Peter McNamara
Australia
McEnroe
Fleming
Gunthardt
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Ariel Sharon
Family Weekly
Little Mikey
Hingis
Arkansas River
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Hutchinson
Kan
Sere Smments
O'Connor
Senate
Associated Press
Ranian
Lucille Stella
Scott Rawls
Washington, D.C
Clyde Burcinski
Charles Oyler
Ary Call
Thomsonville
Perry
Jackson County
Last Chance
Campbell Furniture
Campbell Furniture & Gifts
Cedarhurst
Mitchell Museum
Mt. Vernon, Illinois
Times Square Mall
Craft Fair
Carterville
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