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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
4
Urban economist argues the New York fiscal crisis stems from national policy failures not local mismanagement. The piece critiques Ford administration tactics, warns that default could hurt Wall Street and deepen the recession, and urges tax cuts and policy reforms to avoid harming the city’s social fabric.
Editorial notes a Gallup poll showing Reagan rising and Ford slipping among Republicans. It argues personal support for Reagan is stronger and non transferable, while Ford’s support hinges on incumbency. Party leadership loyalty to Ford may not translate into broad base backing.
The Australian election returns the Liberal Party to power as voters rebuke Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam for abrupt policy shifts. Critics blame high spending and inflation for economic trouble, while the result echoes a broader pattern: voters oust the governing party amid economic distress.
Reporter Bud Farar recalls a Chicago rally where Daley mingled with politicians like Howlett Dixon and Touhy. Daley delivers his standard condescending syntax while insiders note potential competition for secretary of state. The mood centers on unity and urban policy rhetoric.
A pastor commends Dr Nathan Dr Tapia Dr Houlihan Kay Greer and Becky Azzleton for swift professional care in a Sunday ER incident describing the Groves boy’s life saving effort. He notes the team’s dedication and selflessness during a pressured medical emergency.
A reader from Third Baptist Church Marion commends the emergency room exit to a helicopter transfer and the transportation to Children’s Hospital in St. Louis. The pilot and responders Mike Redmond and Cathy Newman are lauded for their efficient, professional, and compassionate conduct.
A Chicago political gathering shows Mayor Richard J. Daley amid laughter and praise as subcommittee talks set state race candidates. Daley, 72 and recently stroke-marked, sits exhausted while nominees hail him and photographers capture united hands.
A Washington Star summary notes average American intake exceeds 107 pounds yearly and lists foods with hidden sugar. Independent tests show high added sugar in baby foods and cereals. The FDA studies associate sugar with obesity, atherosclerosis, cancer, diabetes, bronchitis, pneumonia, acne, and dermatitis.
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