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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
4
Rural road identification expands health planning beyond doctors and hospitals. Clean air and water are recognized as vital health factors, and the road system itself is becoming a focus for public health efforts in Southern Illinois, affecting access to care and safety.
In Marion a panel backs a county boundary coordinate plan with intersection markers to locate addresses. It would aid ambulances and fire departments, improve mail delivery and refine highway accident statistics, prompting health officials to become more vocal in planning.
The piece argues that reasserting anti Semitic stereotypes to secure oil is misguided and notes limited pro Arab ads. It discusses reactions from extremist groups, the Arab oil boycott, and the need for balanced policy and reliable information. It warns against guilt by association and stresses respectful dialogue.
The article analyzes Nelson Rockefeller stepping down with a year left in his fourth term to focus on two commissions and pursue the 1976 Republican presidential nomination. It notes Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson's elevation, Ogden Reid's Democratic bid, and Rockefeller's strategy to regain GOP favor while preparing for national campaigns.
The Bible is described as a seedbed and bulwark of human ideals by historian Allen Nevins. It spurred mass education, justice, care for the marginalized, hospitals, and inspired music and literature, earning its status as a linchpin of human dignity and liberty in Western civilization.
Jerome Miller, appointed state director of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, advocates rapid reorganization and constant motion to shake up the status quo. The plan, begun in Illinois after his February appointment, mirrors his Massachusetts tenure and has drawn mixed praise from The Globe and persistent staff uproar over changes including closing reform schools and new auditing, tracking, and evaluation measures.
A narrator muses on ordinary citizens tired of Watergate era politics. He notes some have been retired by Watergate, dismisses alma mater as televised game fodder, and jokes that a TV personality is not truly made until he has read a dog food commercial.
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