Pope Paul VI’s Global Mission and Unity of the Church
The pope promoted the gospel across the world, evangelizing non believers and reconciling divisions within the church. As the first jet age pope, he preached beyond the Vatican in Yankee Stadium Jerusalem and India, and walked the shores of Galilee while balancing reform demands from the left to keep the Roman Church united.
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No fault insurance faced another push in Illinois and beyond
The House Commerce Committee rejected national no-fault auto insurance 22-19 amid debate on limiting sue rights and the impact on trial lawyers. Illinois efforts stalled by fears of unlimited damages. advocates urge revival next year to curb delays, costs, and paperwork for motorists.
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Image map shows Carter strength and weakness for 1980 race
The article analyzes how Jimmy Carter’s 1976 map of wins and losses signals where he must improve to win a second term. It cites regional gaps in the West and South, energy and water policy controversies, and lingering perceptions on foreign policy, with governors and leaders offering critiques.
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No. 1 chicken loses out to No 2 in trough and courtship
A University of Illinois researcher on chicken pecking order finds the top bully often loses to the No 2 in feeding and mating. The piece suggests world leaders consider the lesson that being number one can backfire.
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How to Submit a Letter to the Editor
The Southern Illinoisan invites readers to submit letters about news topics. Limit to 300 words, sign with full address for verification, print only name and hometown unless occupation is relevant, and avoid libelous or personal attack content. Reprint or delayed publication may occur to include diverse views.
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Carter image issue drives perilous White House push
Washington on a flight, a political consultant notes Carter’s trouble is convincing voters he has a clear positive program. White House advisers insist public doubt is a stand in for discontent on specific issues, and faith in party media efforts and leadership may yet revive his standing.
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