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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
4
The piece assesses Governor Walker’s early tenure, noting his political toughness and use of television, while weighing the challenges ahead. It highlights his budget and personnel changes, the push for modern management, and the test of whether welfare, mental health, and family services improve without sacrificing essential services.
Rumors about signs in the new park west of Mardale Center and mail litter baskets are denied. The city will name the park after securing land from the federal government following site plan changes for the post office. An early entry for the contest is Atlasta Park.
Illinois lawmakers have stalled on key land use and strip mine reclamation proposals. Gov. Walker has not lent support as hearings are planned in Marion, Galesburg, Waukegan, and Springfield, with a planned study trip to Ohio. Public concern could spur a practical counter movement to environmental regulation.
Three incidents cited by Walker aides as proof Hartigan favors Daley over Walker include lobbying to override a veto on CTA subsidy, pushing a near doubling of Illinois Arts Council funding, and moving to create a Department of Aging for senior services. Aides say Hartigan could have recused himself or sought consensus but chose to press his own agenda. They note protocol limits with Missouri and doubt a cabinet reorganization would cause chaos, while affirming Hartigan remains a key state leader alongside Walker for now.
A veteran devotee of soap opera explains watching on the small screen may not be necessary and listening to dialogue is less crucial after years. Producers of daytime soaps stayed unfazed by the writers' strike, as reruns of last week's episodes would pass unnoticed by viewers.
Guidance for submitting letters to the editor at The Southern Trindiian. Readers are urged to keep submissions under 300 words, avoid libel or extreme taste, and not include poetry. Sign name and provide address. publication may withhold name if danger exists. focus on issues, not personal attacks.
The piece notes Kissinger’s and Nixon’s reactions to lecturing at Harvard and recalls Nixon’s Six Crises as a precursor to a new political crisis. It then cites the 1970 census claim of 5,300,000 missed by census takers and questions the certainty of that figure.
The Southern Illinoisan outlines its opinion pages including Editorials and Letters to the Editor. It notes staff signed columns and personal views in sports pages and other pieces. It emphasizes that opinions may differ from news reporting and that analysis aims to be objective and factual.
In Cincinnati known as the Queen City of the West the mood is cautious amid Watergate inflation and the energy crisis. Citizens debate Nixon era turmoil while civic pride holds fast to history conservatism and projects like Union Terminal preservation and a Riverfront hockey arena.
Terry Zindl examines how rising grocery costs, higher electric rates, tight housing, and inadequate sewers shape daily life in Wilmington. People rely on calculators at the supermarket and feel life is slipping from control while the city grows and diversifies.
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