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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1981

Page

4

Start of school a profound trust and duty

The piece reflects on the start of school in Southern Illinois, urging caution for drivers and highlighting the vivid, hopeful journey of children returning to classrooms. It contrasts bureaucratic debates with the personal, enduring responsibilities parents place in teachers and schools as kids learn, grow, and face life’s rough edges.

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Oath, taxes, and a call to vote for Simon in 1982

A letter from a Southern Illinoisan reader criticizes Reagan air strike policy and Social Security protections while praising Congressman Paul Simon. The writer questions tax cuts favoring the rich, cites biblical references, and proposes ballot questions on senator raises. The letter ends urging voters to back Simon and reject outside influence in the 1982 election.

Southern Illinoisan Reagan Jesus Scotland United States Senate Webster’s Dictionary Internal Revenue Service United States White House Paul Simon Money Group Washington, D.C Bald Knob Carbondale Illinois

Refugees and the Reagan Era Cuban Boatlift Legal Battle

The Reagan administration struggles to resolve the status of 1,800 Cubans detained since the 1980 boatlift. Federal Judge Marvin Shoob pressures swift action while agencies clash over who has authority and whether detainees are refugees or illegal aliens. The Carter plan for screening detainees is revived, with judges ordering the release of some and two panels to assess cases.

Reginald Stuart New York Times Atlanta Reagan Marvin H. Shoob Washington Justice Department Immigration and Naturalization State Department Health and Human Services Justice Cuba Florida Jack Watson Carter Shoob

Mice of the Future From a Century-Old Embryo Bank

Bar Harbor Maine notes the Jackson Laboratory embryo bank holds about 100000 frozen mouse embryos from 235 varieties. Scientists foresee reviving these in research decades later, with costs around 1000 to store and 16 annually per embryo lot, while preservation avoids shipping risks and quarantine delays.

Harold M. Schmeck Jr New York Times Bar Harbor Maine Jackson Laboratory Larry E. Mobraaten Great Britain Oak Ridge National Laboratory Tennessee Mobraaten

Why diesel fuel is no longer cheap

In the 1980s analysis by Thomas L. Friedman, the diesel price surge is tied to crude oil costs and refining shifts. The piece explains how refining separates hydrocarbons, boosting gasoline demand while diesel grew, and notes diesel’s higher mileage. It cites OPEC, energy forecasts, and Diesel advantages and drawbacks for buyers.

Thomas L. Friedman New York Times Rudolph Diesel Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries PLC United States Exxon Corp Pare Trilby Lundberg Lundberg East Coast OPEC Department of Energy Energy Department

Diesel Engines vs Gasoline in Cars Highlight Costs and Efficiency

Diesel engines rely on compressed air ignition and need sturdier parts, making them pricier and slower to start in cold weather. A Volks wagen Rabbit shows the gap with gasoline at 6360 dollars base price, 525 more for diesel, plus 28 mpg vs 42 mpg.

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