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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1981

Page

4

Patchwork upkeep risks Jackson County Courthouse

A 55 year old Murphysboro courthouse faces recurring roof and water damage due to poor design and maintenance. Circuit Judge Richman relocated court to a church while bids open for a new pitched roof costing about 72000 dollars. The board plans jail and courthouse upgrades and urges sound budgeting to prevent repeat neglect.

Jackson County Murphysboro Richard Richman County Board First Presbyterian Church Richman Biebelee Co Benton Biebel

Makanda Democrats respond to Wayman Presley letter

In the Makanda area the Democratic Party reaffirms openness to all residents, denying any takeover by sinister forces. The letter from George L. Crane Martha S. Ellert Bruce Petersen, Democratic Precinct Committeemen, defends the party’s inclusive stance while opposing perceived threats and denouncing varmints and enemies of the United States.

Southern Ulinoisan Wayman Presley Makanda Township Democratic Party Route 51 Ole Wayman United States of America George L. Crane Martha S. Ellert Bruce Petersen

Illinois aids crime victims editorial

Illinois attorney general urges swift fair treatment for crime victims under the Crime Victims Compensation program. He notes rising violent crime, recalls Victims Rights Week proclamations by the president and governor, and pledges continued support and outreach to those harmed.

Southern Illinoisan Ronald Reagan Department of Justice Solon B.C Illinois General Assembly United States

Decentralization of Federal Spending Sparks State Bonanza

The Reagan plan to cut federal social spending shifts power to states via 45 billion in block grants. Governors back home expect non earmarked funds and new discretion, raising concerns over local control and a bloated bureaucracy. The move risks creating a proliferation of small feds and a shift of responsibility without real reform.

Frank Viviano Pacific News Service Reagan Washington Capital Hill California Sacramento Albany Massachusetts Ohio Lyndon Johnson Illinois Michigan Johnson Fed Executive Branch Housing and Urban Development Education, Health and Human Services Transportation Environmental Protection Agency Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Self-help for the poor cut amid budget debates

Bruce Stokes critiques Reagan era budget cuts to self-help programs. The piece argues HUD and OMB proposals slash funding for urban gardening, energy conservation, and cooperative banks, risking fewer jobs and higher costs for low income communities while claiming market incentives suffice. It notes HUD projects created thousands of jobs and housing units, and cautions that curtailing loans and subsidies undermines long term self reliance.

Ly Bruce Stokes Worldwatch Institute Ronald Reagan America Ford Carter Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Office of Management and Budget OMB David Stockman National Consumer Cooperative Bank Co-op Bank West Oakland Food Co-op Oakland Congress Treasury Department Solar Energy and Conservation Bank Office of Devel White House

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