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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1978

Page

4

Illinois must choose funding for schools and roads

The Illinois Board of Higher Education urges increased university and community college funding while debates mount on elementary and secondary education and highway programs. Gov. Thompson is to announce next year's education funds, likely revealing limited state money. Tax raises may be needed, with impacts on local taxes, class sizes, road maintenance, and state debt.

Illinois Illinois Board of Higher Education James Thompson Thompson

Purge talk shows GOP conservatives fail to find broad support

Washington Star reports conservatives struggle to purge moderates from the GOP. Only a handful of incumbents face primaries next year, with cases like Rep. John Anderson and Sen. Clifford Case drawing attention. Major conservative groups say they back incumbents and open-seat candidates, not a broad purge.

John B. Anderson Illinois Clifford P. Case New Jersey Anderson House Americans For Democratic Action John Terry’’ Dolan National Conservative Political Action Committee Senate John Anderson Dolan NCPAC Case Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts Republican National Committee Republican Party Democratic Party Paul Weyrich Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress Committee For Survival Washington Rep Robert McClory Brooke

Right to Demonstrate Remains Essential in America

The piece argues the freedom to protest persists amid 1970s farmers tractor parades miners strikes and civil rights clashes. It cites Skokie Nazi march protests and ACLU reactions, defending rights to demonstrate as vital to self government even amid disagreement.

America Skokie Liberties Union ACLU

Holidays End: Back To Normal Pace After Joyful Season

The holiday period 1977 to 1978 ends with most enjoying feasts and joy, though some feel loneliness. Many observers report a slower pace as routines resume and the festive mood gives way to ordinary life in early 1978. The note highlights a successful season with sports upsets and holiday memories fading into routine.

Republicans Target Fringe Voices in Internal Battles

Walter Taylor of the Washington Star reports on GOP efforts to defeat ideological fringe members. The piece analyzes how successful these campaigns have been and what they imply for party unity and strategy.

Walter Taylor Washington Star Washington House Senate Bers The

Sellout to Meany Threatens US Economy and Illinois

Editor warns against Senate Bill S 1883 tied to House Bill 8410. He claims George Meany seeks control of jobs and finance, forecasts industry losses and higher prices, and urges readers to pressure senators and the president to block the measure.

Southern Illinoisan Congress Senate George Meany Illinois

Letters oppose bill S.1883 to George Meany

A reader denounces Senate Bill 1883 as selling out workers to George Meany and his allies. The note describes the measure as changing the National Labor Relations Law to speed union elections and rulings while increasing penalties for employers who hinder organizing, noting editor’s summary.

George Meany Senate Knights of the Round Table America Lesley Brown Marion Congressional Quarterly National Labor Relations Board

Parents misled by driver education study calls for 18 age limit

The Washington based safety group study by Drs. Roberson and Zador argues that early licensing for 16 and 17 year olds through driver education does not reduce fatal crashes. It suggests many deaths occur regardless of education and urges licenses be restricted to those 18 and older.

Martha Angle Robert Walters Leon S. Roberson Paul L. Zader Robertson Zador Connecticut Delaware Iowa Maine Maryland Michigan New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia Washington

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