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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1981

Page

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Reagan plan faces perilous path in deficit fight

President Reagan urges Congress to cut next year’s budget by 16 billion with 12 percent across the board reductions and defense cuts while seeking new tax boosts. Supporters warn cuts may be hard to pass as Democrats criticize the plan. a bipartisan task force on Social Security is proposed and a broad restructuring of agencies and loan guarantees is outlined to reduce deficits and spur economic recovery.

Washington Reagan Congress Senate Ted Stevens Alaska House Robert H. Michel Illinois Stevens GOP Howard Baker Tennessee Michel Oval Office Departments of Education Energy White House Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Departments of Energy and Education

UMW poll backs coal severance tax in Illinois

At a Carbondale meeting, UMW lobbyist Gerald Hawkins cited an informal survey showing 80 percent of United Mine Workers members support a coal severance tax if revenues return to coal counties. Lawmakers Gene Johns and Ralph Dunn touted new drafts while Chicago utility lobbyists warn of higher electricity costs.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan United Mine Workers Carbondale UMW Gerald Hawkins Reclamation Coalition Illinois Hawkins James Thompson UMS Chicago Johns Ralph Dunn R-Du Quoin Michael Schechtman Illinois South Project Eugene Rodely Leonard Ernsting Perry Randolph County James Rea D-Christoher Dunn

Weather forecast notes warm, unsettled weekend ahead

Meteorology forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures tonight with a 50 percent rain and thunderstorm risk. Saturday remains hot with a 30 percent rain chance late day, Sunday and early next week show showers and ongoing partly cloudy to sunny skies.

National Weather Service

Presley plans Holy Land project at Bald Knob

Wayman Presley of Presley Tours promotes a Holy Land site near the Bald Knob Cross in Makanda. He invites religious business and tourism groups and the public to a nature walk at 2 pm Sunday at Alto Pass overhead bridge to discuss the Judean Hills project and a tall spotlight for the cross.

Presley Holy Land Bald Knob Holy Land USA Manger Jerusalem Southern Illinois Wayman Presley Bald Knob Cross Presley Tours Makanda Judean Hills Inn of the Good Samaritan Alto Pass

Pets ban moves toward enforcement at Randolph County housing

Trixie the 7 year old Pekingese faces possible removal as Randolph County Housing Authority enforces a pet ban. Officials delay enforcement pending legal opinion, planning letters to tenants with options to dispose of pets or move. Residents protested citing small pets and rights of a tenant majority amid summer rabies reports.

Tony Stevens Trixie Wayne Bowers Randolph County Housing Authority David Ray Bud Authority Jerry Minton Ity Minton Housing Board Keeneman Acres Chester Bowers Randolph-Jackson County

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