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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1978
Page
4
Former CIA chief William Colby discussed a morality definition that could justify CIA involvement in killing. He argued assassinations might be morally correct, but critics warn such a view enables abuses and despot-driven justice. The piece urges a fixed code guiding the CIA to avoid assassinations regardless of target.
Illinois Conservation Police seek public reports of fish and game law violations as poaching rises. Chief William Brey says staff shortages hinder enforcement despite growing citizen concern. proposed license fee hikes aim to fund conservation, stocking, and officer expansion.
Joan Mondale argues that art serves business and tourism as a community differentiator. The piece cautions against letting economic use replace genuine artistic interpretation, noting Pittsburghs symphony and Chicagos Picasso statue shape city image while stressing artists should remain interpreters, not city planners or marketing tools.
A reader accuses the Southern Illinoisan of suppressing a Canal Zone letter from Dick Bjorneby and a related interview. He cites August 4 discussions with reporter Bruce Redman, newspaper replies by Dave Butler, and a letter to President Carter, alleging selective printing and biased coverage.
Senior Citizens Day on May 21 at the University Museum and Art Galleries offered an enjoyable look back at local history and a pictorial tour of Southern Illinois. Hostess Mrs. Robert Kelley and assistants Jo Ann Nast Sydney Chalfa and Brian Sullivan organized slides on flowers and regional sites, with refreshments provided.
Editor Kathy Anderson is praised for organizing awards night on May 15 at Carbondale Community High School. The note lauds her leadership and speaking talents and thanks her for her generous service to students, teachers, and parents.
Editor lauds Murphysboro and its citizens for dedication and humanity in supporting ESA Million Dollar Bike Ride. The fundraising helps St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital scientists fight childhood diseases to give all children a chance to live.
In Barcelona's Bar Labal women explain a campaign against rape that links street harassment and marital coercion to a broader feminist agenda. The slogan Against rape castration frames male violence as a social problem, provoking anger among men while fueling protests and demands for legal change and equal rights. Police treatment of rape cases and reporting gaps are highlighted as part of the ongoing struggle.
Martha Angle and Robert Walters analyze a sweeping migration from major metro areas toward midsize cities, small towns, and rural zones. The authors cite Beale's data showing exurban growth surrounding SMSAs, nonadjacent counties, and renewed appeal of rural locales, with varied regional impacts and resource concerns.
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