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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

4

National Goals and Priorities Act Gains Praise

Editors praise Senators Stevenson and Percy for backing a National Goals and Priorities Act. The plan creates a Council of Social Advisers and an Office of Goals and Priority Analysis to assess social needs and budget effectiveness amid rising federal spending and deficit fears. House action awaits.

Illinois Adlai Stevenson Charles Percy Richard Nixon Congress Capitol Hill Council of Social Advisers Sen Percy Senate House Nixon

Johnston City readers urge board to listen and unite

Danny M. Cogdill condemns the Johnston City School Unit leadership for ignoring the Citizen Advisory Committee and voters. He calls for open meetings, accountability, and criticism of the superintendent and board after bond defeat and in preparation for future referendums.

The Southern Illinoisan Johnston City Washington Citizen Advisory Committee State Department of Education Springfield Danny M. Cogdill

Ogilvie vetoes truck weight increase bill in Illinois

Governor Richard Ogilvie vetoed a measure approved by both chambers that would have raised highway load limits. He warned it would damage state roads and burden taxpayers, noting improved highways funded by voter-backed bonds and rising maintenance costs for interstate mileage. He criticized legislators for backing a special interest bill while resisting campaign contribution disclosures.

Richard Ogilvie Illinois General Assembly Illinois Ogilvie

Santa Barbara Pioneers Community Mental Health Care

Santa Barbara leads a nationwide shift to local outpatient and in hospital clinics for mental illness. The city reduced state hospital discharges, with 260k residents benefiting from home town treatment using new drugs and support services.

Mental health reform expands as funds rise in 1970s

The piece surveys the shift toward community based care for the mentally ill, noting quadrupled state budgets since 1956 and widespread moves to treat patients in homes or clinics. It cites California closures of hospitals, federal funding for community facilities, and concerns about funding, treatment, and rights, with examples from Bryce State Hospital and Metropolitan State Hospital contrasted with Santa Barbara clinics.

National Institute of Mental Health Ralph Nader United States New York Bronx State Mental Hospital B. Drummond Ayres Jr New York Times Santa Barbara Calif California Massachusetts Ohio Congress Bryce State Hospital Tuscaloosa Ala Frank Johnson Montgomery Washington National Council On the Rights of American Civil Liberties Union Bryce Hospital Bryce American Psychiatric Association National Association of Mental Health

Edwards appoints Elaine Edwards to Louisiana Senate

Critics allege Governor Edwin Edwards appointed his wife Elaine to the Louisiana Senate to remove her from the house. The claim centers on a political maneuver amid Edwards' administration.

Louisiana Edwin Edwards Elaine Senate House

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