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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1978

Page

4

Are we running out of things Doomsday arguments hamper the discussion

Editor notes widespread talk of shortages and weighs doomsday versus cornucopian views. Ben A Franklin surveys resource perceptions, stockpiles, and policy ideas, highlighting helium reserves, strategic stockpiles, and the risk of market disruptions amid energy and mineral concerns.

California

Private clubs should not disallow women in the United States

The Illinois appellate ruling upholding private clubs right to discriminate against women is criticized as unfair and contrary to equal protection. The editorial argues discrimination by race, sex, or origin in private clubs harms individuals and undermines American ideals, urging reasonable membership standards instead.

Chicago U.S. Supreme Court State Court Union League Club of Union League Club Illinois

Compassion Beyond Christmas by a Carville Girl Scout Troop

A Carterville church basement gathering shows compassion is year round. Girl Scouts learn about a cancer victim's family from a state caseworker and gather presents and support, proving neighbors' care transcends the holidays.

State Children and Family Service Department Girl Scouts

Gray power shift and the aging American electorate

The article argues that America is moving from youth-driven social change to a growing gray power. It notes one in ten Americans are over 65, with seniors becoming a key political and economic force. Their voting patterns, spending power, and demand for liberal benefits strain Social Security and influence education and policy. The piece links demographic aging to shifting national priorities and media implications.

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