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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
1
State higher education seeks cuts and $105.6 million figure awaiting governor approval while construction remains paused. Senior colleges have $78.4 million in capital projects authorized but not yet activated, raising concerns over pipeline costs utilities site work and equipment for activating new buildings amid remodeling and rehab.
Carlucci testified about paying 66 650 for travel funds at six dollars a day for 1 200 Indians present. He admitted they could not track actual dollars beyond the first disbursement level or require travel vouchers, saying the action was agreed after a federal operation.
The Illinois Board of Higher Education approves an 8.2 million capital budget for Southern Illinois University for 1973-74, far short of the 35.8 million requested. The panel recommends 45 million for a ville campus and 739 thousand for a Springfield medical school, with separate planning funds for a new law school at Carbondale.
The Japanese government adopted a program to restrict exports of automobiles and motorcycles under a revised policy, aiming to regulate overseas shipments and control vehicle trade impacts.
In a 6th Circuit ruling a 2-1 opinion delays safety orders on passive devices like airbags produced after Aug 15 1975. The court requires new test specifications before requiring manufacturers Chrysler Ford AMC Jeep Automo bile Importers of America and others to meet updated standards.
American and North Vietnamese negotiators canceled today a Cease-fire pause in Paris as Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy held talks with Viet Cong minister and Saigon delegates. Reports suggested a preliminary withdrawal plan might be considered but no formal pledge was made. The White House signaled calm, citing mutual agreement to pause for a day.
President Nixon announced Rogers C. Morton will continue as interior secretary while naming Undersecretary of Commerce James T. Lynn to head the housing and urban development portfolio. Lynn praised for youth and enthusiasm. Morton is the third Cabinet member to be tapped for a second term.
Supreme Court split decision upholding state power to shut down clubs showing nude dancing or bacchanalian revelries deemed not protected. Justices Rehnquist Powell and Brennan joined in parts. dissent by Douglas Marshall and White. Separate case: University of Connecticut sued over out of state tuition higher for nonresidents.
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