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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1981

Page

4

Carbondale high school board urged to delay consolidation vote

An editorial urges the Carbondale High School District 165 to postpone a March bond referendum for consolidating campuses at CCHS East. It warns against a solitary approach by agencies, calls for unified community priorities, and questions educational policy and the financial burden on taxpayers. The piece favors a coordinated plan with public understanding and broad support.

Carbondale Omy Carbondale Carbondale Park Jackson County Southern Illinoisan Hans J. Fischer Parks Sprigg

Begin's Golan annexation draws US ire and global risk

The article argues Begin's unilateral move to annex the Golan Heights harms UN and Camp David accords, strains US diplomacy, and risks destabilizing the Middle East peace process as Reagan faces Poland and broader international tensions. It contends past US responses lack deterrence and warn against letting Israel redefine ties with Washington.

Begin Golan Heights United States Washington Israel Reagan United Nation Camp David Sinai Egypt Poland Libya

Era of crises threatens destruction

Washington Poland under martial law is a tragic reminder of the Soviet system's inability to provide its people with freedom or goods. The piece discusses nuclear danger, anti nuclear movements, Vatican actions, and calls for reconsidering SALT II with quotes from notable figures and appeals to restraint amid rising global tensions.

Tom Wicker New York Times Washington Poland Europe Soviet Union Moscow Middle East Asia Africa Korea Vietnam Hungary Afghanistan United States Vatican John Paul II Paris London United Nations John Roach Walter Pincus The Washington Post Arms Control Association Nevada Utah Paul Laxalt Gerard W. Smith Nixon

Return junk mail with a 20 cent stamp says reader

A Southern Illinoisan letter writer from West Frankfort describes stamping junk mail with a 20 cent stamp and scrawling a message “Return to Sender” to protest political mail. He urges others to do the same to pressure politicians and groups. He notes potential IRS scrutiny for his act and cites Admiral Dewey.

Southern Illinoisan John Q W. R. Barrett I.R.S United States America Admiral Dewey Bill Barrett West Frankfort

CWIP in Alaska gas plan sparks political clash

Southern Hlinoisan reporter explains Construction Work in Progress as a mechanism where utilities collect customer earnings on a new project. The piece discusses Congress approval surprised by Reagan and Mondale positions, noting CWIP as a rare subsidy to stockholders, with regulatory bodies previously granting the privilege. It warns of future use beyond utilities and references personal tax concerns over rising gas bills.

Southern Hlinoisan Congress CIPS Reagan Walter Mondale Illinois Commerce Commission Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Ronald Reagan Ronnie

Must Re enlist to Find Work Editor Retains Opinion

A letter from Terry Hewlett Herrin voices sympathy for Clayton Prigge and others unemployed veterans. He argues re enlisting is the safest path amid Reagan era economic shifts, noting his own lack of degrees or marketable skills. He wishes Prigge and himself luck.

Southern Hlinoisan Clayton Prigge Prigge Terry Hewlett Herrin

CIA Alibi Trial Sparks Moral Debate in Colorado

A former Green Beret, Eugene Tafoya, was convicted of assault amid claims his CIA assignment could explain the shooting of a Libyan student. The piece notes expanding executive orders under Reagan, Carter’s controls, and the CIA's domestic covert powers, arguing that such orders risk eroding public trust and complicating future juries.

Seymour Wishman Pacific News Service Colorado Green Baret CIA Eugene Tafoya Reagan CIA Civil Service Reagan Tafoya Tafaya CLA CI4

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