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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1979

Page

4

Iran safety sidetracked as Yemen arms aid draws fire

William Safire notes U S Carter era policy shifts focus from Iran to Yemen. Soviet influence grows in Southern Yemen amid arms shipments. Yemen allied with Saudi Arabia, hosts over a million workers to the north. U S armed Yemen with F-5E jets M 60 tanks and APCs funded by Saudi money. Congress largely silent as the administration limits advisers to 70.

William Safire New York Times Washington Iran Soviet Union Saudi Arabia U.S Arabian Peninsula Yemens Yemen Arab League Carter Congress Ali Abdullah Saleh

Letters defend Kennedy endorsement in Southern Illinoisan

In a reader letter, Simon explains endorsing Senator Kennedy for President amid Carter administration criticisms. He asserts his stance aims to avoid harming Carter and argues oil price strategies, including overseas bids, merit consideration, citing officials and sources. He offers to send his full endorsement statement on request.

Southern Illinoisan Senator Kennedy Southern Illinois Carter Congress U.S Kennedy James Schlesinger Stevenson Illinois U S. News and World Report OPEC

Free speech faces challenge in Southern Illinois editor note

A sharp editorial clash questions free speech and civil rights in Southern Illinois, railing at a columnist nicknamed Muzzle Miss Lillian and challenging prior convictions about American liberties. The piece probes whether such rights apply equally to all citizens.

Southern Illinois Lillian

In Praise of Tony Stevens Election Reporting

A Board of Elections official commends Tony Stevens of the Southern Illinoisan for in-depth coverage of election consolidation. The letter lauds his thorough, accurate reporting as a service to citizens and the newspaper profession.

Southern Illinoisan Tony Stevens Board of Elections

We Display Our Quick Getaway Power, Not Staying Power

The remark notes a shift from enduring endurance to rapid deployment, highlighting the strategy of steaming aging aircraft carriers to project speed and flexibility over prolonged presence. It contrasts traditional staying power with a focus on rapid repositioning.

Carter policy misreads Yemen threat amid Soviet moves

The piece argues Carter favors limited responses to multiple crises while the Soviet Union builds ties with Southern Yemen and gains naval leverage at Aden. It warns American weapons flow to Yemen risks empowering a potential ally of Moscow and failing to deter Iran, with broader oil-control stakes in the region.

Carter Vietnam Yemen Iran Soviet Union Aden Red Sea Ali Saleh West U.S Sinai Afghanistan Pakistan Kurdistan Carter White House

Carter's Alaska land vote tests his conservation stance

President Carter faces a pivotal Senate battle over Alaska lands protection. The Udall Anderson bill would safeguard fragile federal areas while allowing resource development, but the Senate energy panel proposes a far weaker plan. Sen Tsongas and allies offer a stricter compromise, requiring White House support to protect Alaska's ecosystems.

John B. Oakes New York Times Carter U.S. Senate Alaska Senate Cecil D. Andrus Congress House Energy and Natural Resources Committee Admiralty Island Paul Tsongas Massachusetts Edward M. Kennedy Udall Anderson Tsongas White House Energy Committee

Alaska road still is wildlife refuge

Alaska chronicled trek along the haul road from Livengood to Prudhoe Bay highlights rugged scenery and abundant wildlife. Trucker Dick Wright notes bears caribou and birds while officials cite safety and environmental concerns about tourist access and road conditions.

Alaska Road Still Is Mary Lenz Prudhoe Bay Alaska Arctic Ocean North Slope Audubon Society Teamster’s Union Dick Wright Fairbanks Brooks Range Prudhoe Sea- Land Service Co Wright California trans-Alaska Pipeline Old Man Prospect Creek Cold Foot

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