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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1973

Page

4

Economic outlook for Illinois tied to national trends

Editorial notes the U S economy’s performance influences Illinois budgets as Gov Walker and aides prepare the 1975 fiscal plan. Economists vary from hopeful to gloomy with energy and policy uncertainties, while Illinois leaders foresee sluggish growth in 1974 and potential tax or spending pressures.

Daniel Walker Illinois Illinois State Chamber of Commerce State Chamber Middle East Walker General Assembly

Carbondale Girl Scout funds face shortfalls

The Carbondale Girl Scout Association reports 15 percent of its United Fund goal raised and last year’s final payment shows Carbondale is $500 short of pledged Shagbark Council support. The total $3,500 from the city equates to about $7 per Girl Scout, about half the needed amount.

Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Glendale Unit Point Carbondale Association Shagbark Council Illinois United Fund

Scott eyed for Senate race in Illinois 1974

Illinois Republicans search for a Senate challenger to Adlai Stevenson III in 1974 turning toward Attorney General William Scott. Scott, cautious about defeat, weighs the burden of leading a party amid Watergate concerns and mixed name recognition among voters and funders.

U. S Leslie Arends Melvin Illinois Adlai Stevenson III Arends Cong William Scott Mr. Scott Sen. Stevenson John Kirby Mechanicsburg Charlotte Curtis Aurora Donald Rumsfeld Mundelein North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Support the President in Upholding Constitutional Duty

The text argues impeachment is impossible absent an impeachable crime and condemns pressure to resign as a direct assault on constitutional government. It states Article II and the presidential oath require serving a full four-year term, and that resignation would breach the contract with the people. It urges citizens to support the President’s decision not to resign to preserve democracy.

The Southern Illinoisan

China evolves in name as China becomes official term

The passage notes a shift in reference to the country formerly called Communist China or Red China, now simply China. It traces how terms have narrowed to a single official designation for the region historically labeled in various ways.

Asia Communist China Red

Readers urged to tell chairmen who to back in 24th district race

A Southern Illinois letter asks residents to contact county chairmen to express preferred congressional contenders. The writer supports Sen Gene Johns as a candidate and urges collective public input to reflect district will and influence future candidates.

Sen. Stevenson Scott Iillinois Southern Illinoisan 24Th District Gene Johns

Defeat the Emergency Energy Act Say No to Big Brother Policy

A citizen voice urges opponents to rally against the Emergency Energy Act proposing strong government power. The appeal questions energy shortages claims, warns of rationing, and promotes petition and recall as tools for the people to oppose Congress.

The Southern Illinoisan George Orwell America Congress Middle America Big Brother

Open letter to Williamson County treasurer on printing corrections

Carol H. Cross of Carterville requests that Williamson County Treasurer Harold Farner issue public corrections for repeated name misprints. She notes private apologies occur but public retractions rarely appear, causing ongoing embarrassment. She urges more accurate records and a public correction policy.

Southern Illnoisan Williamson County Harold Farner Carol H. Cross Carterville

Knights thank donors for Tootsie Roll Drive total

Knights of Columbus Council 5867 extend thanks for the Tootsie Roll Drive at St. Francis Xavier Church Carbondale. Contributions reached 2440.31 dollars by November 7, doubling last year’s result and funding area agencies serving retarded children.

The Southern Illinoisan Knights of Columbus Council St. Francis Xavier Church Carbondale University South Poplar Stephen C. Kukla

Rental property appeal fading in U S condominiums rise

The Interior may list landlords as endangered species as incentives to own rental property erode. Construction shifts toward condominiums and office space with shared ownership and tax advantages. Developers adapt with novel models like co owned hotel rooms and guaranteed returns to investors.

U.S Richard Worsnop U. S. Department of the Interior National Association of Home Builders James C. Downs Chicago Real Estate Research Corp Spain Costa del Sol Marriott Corp Camelback Inn Phoenix Marriott

When Is a Mother Declared Unfit

A divorcee asks if living with a boyfriend without marriage can render her unfit. The court would hold a hearing on custody to determine the best interests of the children. automatic unfitness is not assumed. Illinois State Bar Association.

Illinois State Bar Assn

Visitation vs Child Support Clarified in Decree

Question about ongoing support when children visit in California for one month. Answer: if the decree is silent on it, the ex-husband must continue paying support despite the visitation period.

California Illinois State Bar Assn

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