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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1981

Page

4

Coal severance tax victory could aid Southern Illinois

The article argues for a coal severance tax in Illinois to fund long term diversification as Illinois coal resources face eventual depletion. Citing Montana Wyoming and North Dakota taxes, it notes Supreme Court rulings easing such taxes and urges Southern Illinois to adopt a severance tax to fund counties and attract future industries when coal runs out.

Southern Illinois Illinois Southern Thorugh Montana Wyoming North Dakota U.S. Supreme Court Ted Schwinden High Court

Letters SCAM makes its case again

SCAM defends its anti CWIP and rate hike stance after ICC actions. Charles Staton and Tyrone Fahner critique offer a one sided view, while SCAM urges abolishing CWIP, Summer Winter differential, and time of day rates. They call for interruptible rates or direct load management and warn of consumer burden.

Southern Illinoisan State Senate ICC Charles Staton Southern Counties Action Movement Commonwealth Edison Illinois Tyrone Fahner Max Illinois Power Company Clinton Plant Staton Deborah Senn Office of Consumer Services Springfield Biggies Three Mile Island Clinton CWIP Don Levener Abraham Lincoln Lady Macbeth Stalon Fahner Sevener

How Japan Works Industrial Miracles

Edwin P. Reubens argues Japan relies on an indigenous, highly integrated labor system that rotates tasks, rewards by age and seniority, and recruits fresh graduates into lifelong corporate families. The piece contrasts Japan’s model with immigration-dependent economies and discusses potential lessons for the United States, including contracting out low grade tasks and youth wage differentials amid debates on jobs and standards.

Edwin P. Reubens Japan West Germany France United States America States U.S Openes

Counting Our Unemployed Isn't Simple

Editorial notes July unemployment figures won't show improvement and may rise toward 8 percent. Youth joblessness remains high with 19.5 percent of ages 16 to 19 unemployed in May. Cross country patterns and benchmark revisions complicate precise counts, while illegal alien impact remains hard to gauge.

Ricard L. Worsnop Bureau of Labor Statistics Fortune Magazine Bureau of Labor Sta Tistics Constance Sorrentino Monthly Labor Review U.S Europe Japan

Tip O Neill becomes GOP target in strategy shift

GOP forces cast Tip O Neill as the symbol of old liberal era and a prime target for Reagan era politics. The effort leverages his image and perceived failures, aiming to influence voters in 1982 while linking Dowdy and Hefner campaigns to his legacy.

Alan Ehrenhalt Congressional Quarterly House Tip O’neill Congress John LeBoutillier New York O’neill LeBoutillier GOP Tip Newt Gingrich Georgia Democratic Party House Democrats Carl D. Perkins Kentucky Education and Labor Committee Perkins Johnson Boston Massachusetts James M. Shannon Northeast Mississippi Liles Williams Wayne Dowdy Williams Dowdy South North Carolina W. G Bill” Hefner Bill Hefner Kington

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