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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1981

Page

4

Herrin Aims for Open Government Under New Mayor Swinford

Mayor Donald R. Swinford took office May 11 and reshaped city management by merging water and streets, creating a new public works chief, and boosting spending oversight with an open, council-discussed approach. He appointed J C Kirk, Bruce Townsend, and others while seeking state and federal aid for downtown development and two twin movie theaters. The article notes fiscal prudence, council openness, and the need for council backing to advance plans, warning that unity is essential to avoid stalled projects.

City Hall Swinford Herrin J.C. Kirk Ward Bruce Townsend Williamson County Southern Illinois Enforcement Group 17Th Street Herrine

Baseball Delay Echoes Air Traffic Strikes

A columnist ponders whether delaying the baseball season aligns with the air traffic controllers strike. The piece criticizes owners and managers for causing disruption, suggesting only broad fan actions might convey consequences.

Capitol's happy deceptive pause for Washington in August

An August calm in Washington suggests relief after budget battles and foreign policy tensions. Reagan’s gains on Capitol Hill and in international diplomacy are tempered by private caution among allies and leaders, while a visible pause in public life mirrors lingering anxieties about inflation, budgets, and Middle East peace.

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Thanks to carnival helpers from local merchants

Editor Diane Barton of Carbondale thanks area merchants and businesses for their support of the Emma C Hayes Child Care carnival. Donors listed include Greg's Big Star Wal-Mart Bubble Factory Black Affairs Council First National Bank McDonald's Wendy's Kay-Bee Toys and Hobbies Bleyer's Sports Mart K-Mart National Foods Bank of Carbondale and Mid-America Bank.

Southern Illinoisan Emma C. Hayes Greg’s Big Star Wal-Mart Bubble Factory Black Affairs Council First Nation al Bank McDonald’s Wendy’s Kay-Bee Bleyer’s Sports Mart K-Mart National Foods Bank of Carbondale Mid-America Bank Diane Barton Carbondale

No pot and cars in garage under Reagan plan

Observer calls out former president's slogan about two chickens and two cars while warning the Reagan program will hurt hungry school kids veterans families elderly workers and health programs as it struggles to balance the budget and cut spending.

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Sadat seeks parity and rapport with Reagan in US talks

President Anwar el-Sadat arrives in Washington aiming to shape Reagan era policy. He seeks parity in military aid, greater American investment, and a robust personal rapport with Reagan, while balancing Egypt’s economy, Soviet pressure, and the Palestinian autonomy issue.

William E. Farrell New York Times Anwar el-Sadat Reagan United States Middle East Sadat Washington Iraq Lebanon Egypt Israel Libya Syria Soviet Union Tary Alexander M. Haig Jr West Bank Gaza Strip Cairo Moscow Jimmy Carter

Reagan immigration plan faces questions and challenges

President Reagan proposes citizenship for millions of illegal foreigners, a guest worker program for 100000 Mexicans over two years, and employer sanctions, but critics warn about border control, document reliability, and enforcement. The plan risks shifting burden to employers, with doubts about feasibility and broader social costs.

John M. Crewdson New York Times Houston Reagan Chicago Federal Joint Congressional Committee William French Smith Uni Europe Italy Spain Algeria Mexico Smith United States Meena Hong Kong West Indies Immigration and Naturalization Service Border Patrol New York City Brownsville Tex San Ysidro Calif U.S

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