Aid cuts’ impact on Southern Illinois colleges debated
Local college administrators and Rep. Paul Simon clash over Reagan budget effects on financial aid. SIU Carbondale and community colleges warn potential loan limits and aid cuts could hit low income students harder, while noting regional poverty and broader national austerity.
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Southern Illinois Community College
Paul Simon
Southern Illinois
Sihai
Gary Piper
Simon
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Joseph Camille
Siu-C
Hun Siu-C
Chicago
Reagan
Illinois
Quiet White House Hears Garret Clock During Reagan Vacation
The West Wing lobby, usually bustling with aides and security, is dominated by Phillip Garrett’s 1802 tall-case clock as President Reagan takes a 29 day California vacation. aides say public appearances of work were pared back, with operations kept via two electronic systems linking Santa Barbara and Washington.
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New York Times
Washington
West Wing
White House
Phillip Garrett
Garrett
Reagan
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Eisenhower
Henry A. Attnt
Richard V. Allen
Jersey Shore
Nixon White House
Reagan White House
California
Biltmore Hotel
Santa Barbara
Analysts say Russia Losing in Afghanistan Says U S Analysts
American intelligence analysts say Soviet forces in Afghanistan are in serious trouble and will deteriorate over the next six months. They estimate 8,000 to 12,000 Soviet casualties since December 1979, with other experts reporting 2,000 to 9,000 dead and 1,000 to 9,000 wounded.
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Drew Middleton
New York Times
Afghanistan
London
at-North Atlant M Alliance
Brussels
Washington
Kabul
Kandahar
Herat
Iran
Hizbi-i-Islam
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Pathans
Yunis Khalia
Jamaat-i-Islam
Gailani
National Islamic Front
National Liberation Front
Sighattulah Mojaddedi
Mohammed Naabi
Erickson
Soviet Union
Federal housing policy needs a unified national plan
Patricia R. Harris argues the housing industry remains in crisis amid high inflation and rates. She notes limited federal progress, ad hoc responses, and shrinking affordable supply, urging an independent commission and a broad national policy to secure decent shelter into the 21st century.
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Patricia R. Harris
HUD
New York Times
Housing and Urban Development
Ing
Federal Housing Administration
Carter Administration
Congress
Reagan
Topsy
FHA
United States
Europe
Philadelphia
Chiropractor offers his answer to back pains
Roy S. White of Carbondale Chiropractic Clinic argues in letters that back pain should be treated with early professional care rather than prolonged home remedies or early surgery. He cites Dr. Augustus Bell and Dr. C N Shealy to support chiropractic realignment as a relief for misaligned vertebrae and criticizes pain killers and premature surgery.
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Back
Augustus Bell
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
C.N. Shealy
University of Minnesota
Roy S. White
Fear and Neutron Bomb Raise Global Tensions
The piece critiques President Reagan signings large tax cuts while warning that the push to produce and stockpile the neutron bomb threatens world peace. It notes Reagan’s insistence on talks with the Soviets yet stresses a fear about the arms buildup and global responses.
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Southern Illinoisan
Associated Press
Reagan
Aia
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Gerard Challand
Ecole National d’Administration
Paris
John Erickson
University of Edinburgh
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Carter
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Haney
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