Siamese twins to spend last months with parents
A Vermilion County Circuit Court judge ordered that severely deformed Siamese twin boys, Scott and Jeff, spend their final months with their parents in Danville while the state remains their legal guardian. Doctors said prognosis is poor and one boy may need ongoing IV feeding. the other bottle feeds and does not need oxygen.
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Children’s Memorial Hospital
Meyer
Chicago
Pam
Buzbee enters race for lieutenant governor in Illinois
State Senator Kenneth Buzbee announces Democratic bid for lieutenant governor, saying he would sell Illinois to revive the economy. He criticizes Gov. Thompson and former Lt. Gov. ONeal, cites job losses, supports tax-based education funding debate, and aims to restore ombudsman role for citizens.
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Buzbee's run eyed. no rush of Southern Illinois contenders
State Sen Kenneth Buzbee appears likely to vie for lieutenant governor with broad Democratic support but few Republicans seek his Senate seat. Rep Wayne Alstat and Rep Ralph Dunn see Buzbee as a strong ticket partner with Adlai Stevenson, while Rep Bruce Richmond weighs Senate plans amid reapportionment maps.
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Murphysboro parents seek peaceful path to school tensions
An informal group of black parents met Tuesday night to defuse tensions at Murphysboro High School. Organized by Rev James S Hubbard Sr the session aimed to prevent violent incidents and foster cooperation among black and white pupils and parents. Sheriff Don White noted media exaggeration and said officials will meet with county and city leaders to head off problems. A group member declined to name, but said they object to reports linking trouble to the upcoming Apple Festival.
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Senate drops dairy price supports for at least a year
The Senate, under pressure from the Reagan administration, kills modest dairy price support cuts and approves a plan keeping milk supports at about 70 percent of parity for Oct 1. The vote signals continued low price supports likely into 1984, with costs around $2 billion this year and about $1 billion next year. The move comes as Congress faces fights over peanut and tobacco programs and a threatened veto on the broader commodity package.
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Weather outlook shows cooling and gradual warm trend
National Weather Service forecast calls for partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Thursday remains partly sunny and cool with a high in the mid to upper 60s. Friday stays fair and cool with lows around the upper 30s to lower 40s, then warming to the 50s by weekend.
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