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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1972
Page
7
Sigmund Freud created psychoanalysis shaping modern thought with terms like id ego and superego. Critics debate its limits while health officials note one in ten Americans faced serious emotional breakdowns.
Ilinois Board of Higher Education and the state Budget Bureau have not yet set a maximum funding figure for fiscal 1974. James Holderman, executive director, believes needs will be met and plans to expand on the theme in a Champaign Rotary Club speech.
AP report states 19 year old William Brush of Galesburg died when a car hit the rear of his motorcycle two miles east of Havana Illinois on Friday night. A motorcycle passenger was hospitalized in good condition with a broken leg.
Ilinois State Fair manager Robert Bark says the new free entertainment policy is successful and that attendance will be around 750,000 this year, down from inflated last year figures of 932,000. First week gates total 486,325 with 92,064 on Thursday as Sonny and Cher drew 50,000.
Operation PUSH negotiators press for minority hiring and business contracts with top U.S. companies. In Milwaukee Schlitz signs an agreement directing 15 percent of insurance, wholesaling and contracts to minority firms and pledging 15 percent nonwhite staffing. Officials target General Foods, Procter & Gamble, and Avon Products, with optimism for White Plains talks and ongoing studies in Cleveland.
The article notes over 50,000 Illinois drivers failed the state written exam last year. Experts cite changing rules and new laws as a cause, and urges those with expiring licenses to retake in 1972. It promotes self scoring test papers from AA AA School of Safe Driving for six dollars plus handling.
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