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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

Page

4

Thompson urges GOP to win black voters with real programs

Thompson touts national GOP leadership and calls for concrete civil rights efforts to attract black voters. He cites Provident Hospital funding as a symbol of black neglect in Chicago and urges a practical approach beyond gestures to address cities like East St. Louis.

James R. Thompson Thompson Ford Provident Hospital Chicago Provident Mr. Thompson East St. Louis South Side

Supreme Court should deny Nixon bid for tape records

The Supreme Court should deny former President Nixon’s bid to control White House tape recordings and administration records. While executive privilege has limits, keeping the tapes from public view risks hindering historical understanding and the public’s right to know how government decisions were made, despite Nixon’s privacy claims.

Supreme Court Nixon White House Executive Branch Congress The

Remembering Mother Dexter and Judith Lowry at 86

The piece recalls 86 year old Mother Dexter once connected with Charles Bronson and contrasts aging with vitality. It notes the death of Judith Lowry at 86 in New York City, praising her distinctive TV persona and urging more spirited aging figures on television.

Dexter Charles Bronson Judith Lowry Phyllis

Back to basics debate spans homes and schools

The piece notes a Wall Street Journal trend piece saying no frills homes fizzled as buyers sought more than basics. It argues basic reading writing arithmetic stay essential, while arts and languages suffer under lean budgets. successful learning needs engaging basics and supportive learning environments.

Fred M. Hechinger New York Times New York Wall Street Journal National Association of Home Builders The

Purple Martins Cause Concern in Greenburg Sighting

Mrs. Edward C. Alltoff of Murphysboro writes to the U S Attorney in Indianapolis protesting the killing of Purple Martins during their stopover in Greenburg on August 31 to September 1. She extols the birds as mosquito eaters and urges editors nationwide to publish letters supporting Martins and condemning their slaughter.

Micheisan Indianapolis Ind Greenburg Brazil Edward C. Alltoff Murphysboro

Argentine decree shuts Jehovah's Witnesses in Argentina

John E Blumenstock denounces a Videla order closing branch offices and meeting places of Jehovah's Witnesses in Argentina and banning Bible distribution. He notes growth from 1 436 in 1950 to 31 140 in 1975 and urges restoration of worship freedom amid claims the decree targets non political Christians.

Southern Clincisan Christian Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses Argentina Jorge Rafael Videla Videla Jehovah’s Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses John E. Blumenstock de Soto

Jackson County treasurer clarifies accounting practices and tax timing

The Jackson County treasurer responds to published articles detailing monthly reports to the county board. She notes total investments of 1.633 million across accounts, emphasizes no real estate tax money used yet for 1975 taxes payable 1976, and praises the speed of preparing 30 000 real estate tax bills.

Jackson County Board Southern Illinoisan Dillinger

Sunset bills face uphill path as backers seek automatic expiry

Backers in Washington say federal spending programs should automatically end unless renewed after review. Obstacles loom as committees question scope and workload with estimates ranging from 1,000 to potentially 100,000 programs. Major sponsors Muskie and Roth resist limited trials while urging full evaluation.

Judy Gardner Washington White House Congress House Senate Senate Government Operations Committee Alvin From Senate Rules Center For Tennessee Valley Authority Chamber of Commerce of the United States Common Cause Bruce Adams Senate Committee Edmund S. Muskie Maine William V. Roth Jr Delaware

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