Controllability in Fiscal Years
The report notes rising levels of uncontrolled U.S. government expenditure across fiscal years, signaling growing challenges in budgeting oversight and financial management. It highlights gaps in control mechanisms, potential risk exposure, and calls for strengthened governance to curb waste and inefficiency.
Illinois Seawers Funding Cut Quiets Rural Sewer Push
Editorial argues Nixon cuts federal sewer aid for Illinois, reducing anticipated funds for fiscal 1973 and 1974. It notes about 600 Illinois communities lack sewer systems, cites voter support for pollution controls, and laments reduced grant allocations despite a referendum and public backing for environmental protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
County boards gain scope under new state constitution
The county argues that home rule provisions grant boards power under the 1874 authority to consolidate or eliminate offices statewide.
Law Dampens Christmas Spirit at City Store
A 11 year old program brought disabled shoppers from 25 hospitals to a store for a holiday spree. Women received scarves and men wallets while the store covered sales tax and refunded the money to institutions. Police served Sabbath-closure summons, prompted by a union representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Rest stops and overnight pauses on Illinois highways
A road user in a car or camp er has a right to rest beside the road. However toll and express highways restrict stopping to emergencies or designated areas. Overnight stops up to 12 hours may be allowed on non restricted roads per the Illinois State Assn. guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Gallinois State - Assn
Congress Repeats Push to Curb Federal Spending
Editorial notes repeated attempts to cap federal spending, tracing aims from post Civil War budget shifts to 1969 ceilings. It highlights infighting among Democratic leaders, recurring calls for a controlled budget, and the enduring difficulty of imposing lasting ceilings on appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Congress
House
Senate
Srabean
Joint Budget Committee
Ptian
Letter praising Dr Has tings and critique of SIU Press
John W Crenshaw Sr of Carbondale praises Dr Hastings and calls SIU Press's rejection of A Nickel's Worth of Skim Milk misguided It notes the book’s rising popularity and mocks the press for poor judgment while sharing light humor about spouses' gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Southern Illncisan
Dr. Hastings
SIU Press
John W. Crenshaw
Carbondale
Celibacy debate and Greeley findings challenged
In a letter to The Southern Illinoisan, the writer rebuts Father Genesio’s claim that celibacy causes psychological problems. They cite Father Andrew Greeley’s nationwide study showing little difference between clergy and laity in emotional maturity, and that priest dissatisfaction, not marriage, drives leaving the priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Illinoisan
Father Genesio
Andrew Greeley
National Opinion Research Center
Father Greeley
United States
Peace Corps
Greeley
Three Wishes by a Carbondale Student
A first grade student from Thomas Elementary School in Carbondale authored The Three Wishes about an old couple in a cottage, granting riches a new house and a castle. The piece is analyzed as a first literary try with no outside help and simple storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wolfe
Michael Crichton
Carbondale
Thomas Elementary
America
Critics Weigh a Young Writer and a Nation’s Literacy
A reader recalls a columnist critique of a young writer and contrasts it with worries about U S literacy. The passage also cites Mark E Adair and remarks on the Washington Redskins name issue and civic duties like curbside leaf bags.
Giving for peace urged during Christmas Chanukah appeal
A pacifist appeal urges readers to simplify Christmas Chanukah and redirect spending to help war victims. It contrasts global hunger and inequality with high military costs and Christmas spending, urging gifts of money and time to aid victims rather than extravagant purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Illinoisan
Indochina Aa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury Department
U.S
Office of Management and Budget
Nixon
Ters
Eere
Law
Southern
John C. Gardner
James K. Adams
Law For Today
Ways and Means
Gage
Charles Adair
Metro
Southern Illinois
Dick and Jane
Lardner
Carl Sandburg
Sherwood Anderson
Mark E. Adair
Colum
Washington Redskins
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Redskins