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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1973

Page

5

Shawnee College Expands Prison and Community Training

Shawnee College runs two large programs blending higher education with prison reform. It serves a 60,000+ area across six counties while offering vocational tracks in automotive, welding, nursing, machine tools and more. In Vienna prison 70 percent of inmates are enrolled in Shawnee programs, with many securing jobs after release.

Michael A. Smith Lindsay-Schaub Funity College Union Pulaski Massac Alexander Johnson Jackson Richard B. Ogilvie Peter Bensinger Shawnee College Soy Shawnee Gene Cross Loren Klaus Joel Jennings Shawnee Vienna Oeee Klaus

Editorials say bombing strategy unclear in Nixon era

The piece argues US information comes from the government and that Nixon and his administration are quiet on the aims and effects of the bombing of North Vietnam. It notes growing opposition among non Communist nations and some lawmakers as speculation grows about the president’s leverage and strategy.

Nixon North Vietnam

Nixon bombs push for settlement in Vietnam war

The piece argues B52 raids may force Hanoi toward a negotiated settlement, but questions their effectiveness and risks. It notes Nixon’s limits in swaying global opinion and domestic mood, while Kissinger’s peace forecast echoes in the background as Congress weighs further action and South Vietnam’s future.

Hanoi United States Nixon Vietnam Henry Kissinger U.S North Vietnam Nixon Suai Wiluges Gamle

Taxes and the tax burden across nations

The article compares U S tax collections to other OECD countries noting 27.9 percent of gross national product in 1968 1969 and 1970 versus Sweden 43 percent Japan 19 4 percent Switzerland 21 5 percent The Netherlands 39 7 percent and Italy 30 1 percent It also discusses tax burden analysis and the call for vigilance against government waste and reform.

U.S Sweden Netherlands Italy Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development OECD

Spiro as quarterback, guess who's coach

A historical clipping opens with a voice addressing the nation as Richard Nixon speaks from television. He signals a forthcoming explanation about the presidency transition and reflects on the first two terms of his administration. The tone is formal and archival.

Spiro

Hanoi develops rotating zone pass in 1974

The coach recalls Hanoi adopting a rotating zone pass in 1974 as a response to a play introduced by an opposing team. He notes the new scheme was a modification of the Green Bay power sweep with pulling guards leading the play.

Hanoi Green Bay

Reforms in IllinoisCorrections Director Choice Discussed

Article outlines debate over selecting a new corrections chief after Bensinger. Names considered include John Twomey and Dr. Terry Brelje, both in their 30s, with others like John Petrilli and Vern Housewright noted though not confirmed. Talks cover union pressure, community-based institutions, probation reforms, and parole board turnover amid Ogilvie administration changes.

Ogilvie-Bensinger Bensinger John Twomey Stateville Terry Brelje Menard John Petrilli Pontiac Vern Housewright Vienna Twomey Brelje Breljeite An Siemngee 9 Artes Rene A Eee Walker John Howard Association Code of Corrections Elza Brantley Seminery Saale Din Slaene State Senate Ogilvie Ted Fields Chicago Parole Board

Fragmented White House remarks mix sports and governance

A garbled transcript blends references to football and politics, noting halfbacks turning the corner, Camp David, a proposed orderly transition, and discussions with NFL coaches about power and succession. The speaker mentions Spiro and a two term plan through 1984 amid election cost ideas and Heisman ballots.

George Allen Camp David Redskins Spiro National Football League Tom Landry America

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