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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

4

ICC decisions set limits on utility rate hikes in Illinois

Editorial urges respect for ICC rulings on Illinois Bell and future rate cases. It notes the 64 page order curbs advertising and charitable costs, requires cost studies, and rejects future test period projections. It argues for careful documentation and frugal operations before approving rate increases.

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Political trials mark fourth anniversary of Soviet occupation

The piece outlines a wave of political show trials in Czechoslovakia aimed at quelling reform after the Soviet invasion. It notes sentences for journalists, scientists, church and student leaders, and officials, with hundreds awaiting trial. It argues Brezhnev orchestrated the crackdown via Husak and Bilak to deter Western moves toward détente.

Gustav Husak Czechoslovakia Communist Party Husak Alexander Dubcek Prague Czechoslovak Trade Union Congress Pipe de Nite Dubcek Vasil Bilak KGB Bilak Brezhnev Czechslovak Soviet Empire East Germany Poland Rumania Hungary Kadar Bulgaria

Illinois delegations show contrasting leadership at conventions

The piece contrasts Illinois Democratic and Republican delegations at national conventions. It notes the Democrats elected fresh leaders from Elmhurst, Chicago, and the regulars’ replacement, while the Republicans rely on established figures with no new faces. It argues for renewed, visible leadership to improve both parties’ images.

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Southern Illinoisan Editor John C. Gardner

John C. Gardner serves as editor and general manager of the Southern Illinoisan, guiding newsroom direction and operational leadership for the longstanding newspaper.

John C. Gardner

Unsanitary Backyard Declared Public Nuisance Law

The piece explains that offensive odors from a neighbor’s unsanitary backyard, such as a St Bernard dog waste, qualify as a public nuisance under state law and local ordinances. It advises notifying police or health authorities to trigger corrective action.

Illinois State Bar Assn

Taxes and Taxes Again in Our Town

A reader vents about rising real estate and school taxes in the county and urges residents to unite. The letter condemns state, county, and city levies and calls for tax relief for seniors and homeowners. The writer warns of looming elections and urges informed voting and civic action.

The Southern Illinoisan Rememba

Tax reform critics push for tax court to curb waste

Letters argue H R 15230 and S 3627 reform bills would end exemptions for mortgage interest sick pay retirement credit and charitable deductions. The Wilbur Mills Plan would cut multiple exemptions over three years raising taxes. Writers urge officials to avoid waste and propose a tax court to prosecute public fund waste.

The Southern Illinoisan

Lettuce Boycott Questioned by Young Readers

A child asks why the lettuce boycott cannot be extended to spinach as the family discusses produce choices and related protests. The scene suggests a broader debate about boycott scope and vegetables involved.

McGovern Promises Wheat Price Rise and Bread Relief

Senator McGovern, Democratic presidential nominee, pledged to double wheat prices for Illinois farmers and then shift focus to urban areas promising to cut bread costs in half.

Illinois Sen. McGovern

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