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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1981

Page

4

Legislature as Combative Arena Across Government Budgets

A compact critique of rising partisan strife in state and national legislatures. It argues tax and budget pressures force hard sacrifices, criticizes cuts to social programs, and urges restraint and conscience over gridlock and confrontations. Government is likened to a speeding locomotive needing time to change course.

Illinois U.S Washington Springfield James Thompson Thompson Reagan Chicago Downstate Congress Reublicans

Letters warn gun ban endangers police and rights

A Southern Illinoisan letter argues that gun bans will leave police unable to defend against criminals, cites drugs in crime, and claims the Illinois gun registration statute violates the Second and Fourth Amendments. The writer warns of disarmed citizens and contemplates relocating to a western state, predicting others will follow.

Southern Illinoisan Illinois Washington

Alienation and the loss of faith in Western institutions

Bruce Stokes argues that rising alienation in the United States and Western Europe erodes trust in government, corporations, and religion. He cites surveys showing growing powerlessness, political apathy, and dependence on experts, with calls for expanded self help and consumer action to restore control and stability.

Bruce Stokes Worldwatch Institute United States Western Europe Louis Harris Gallup

What July Fourth means to me by Ronald Reagan

President Reagan reflects on childhood nostalgia for the Fourth of July and its deeper meaning as America's birthday and a philosophical revolution. He recalls the signing of the Declaration, the rights of man, and the idea that government derives its powers from the people, ending with a patriotic wish for a happy Fourth.

July Fourth Ronald Reagan United States Midwest Little Hall Philadelphia Reagan Parade Magazine Parade Michael K. Deaver

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