Human capital market eyed to fund higher education
A New York State commission urged creating a public or private human capital market to finance college costs. The plan would lend money to students for tuition and living expenses, repaid as a share of future earnings, aiming to replace free tuition with cost-based funding while preserving private and public options.
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New York State
New York
Syracuse
Columbia
Cornell
Fordham
Rochester
City University of New York
CUNY
First National City Bank of New York
Studen
Opportunity Bank
Milton Friedman
Stu
Commerce Department
U. S
Educational Opportunity Agency
Editorial on Illinois state attorney salaries and reforms
The piece argues against broad salary increases for rural county state attorneys and favors consolidating offices into larger districts with merit-based, fully professional prosecutors. It critiques the proposal’s fiscal grounds, calls for districting to ensure adequate work, and supports studying constitutional reform in 1974 while cautioning against commissions filled with insiders.
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Illinois
Richard Ogilvie
General Assembly
Governor’s Office
Breen Named Executive Officer of Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board
The Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board selects Ray F. Breen an attorney and former FBI agent to lead inquiries into misconduct or incompetence by judges. The board faces staff limits and will rely on other agencies and private detectives, with 50 backlog complaints to clear and a pending $107,000 funding request for operations.
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Ray F. Breen
Illneis Judicial Inquiry Board
Breen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Illinois Courts Commission
Richard T. Dunn
Bloomington
Chicago
Springfield
Dunn
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Readers dispute governor candidates gun stance letters
Lyndle C. Couch from Cambria questions Southern Illinoisan editor about May 18 1972 column on gubernatorial stands. He cites replies from Ogilvie Simon and Walker dated Feb 8 9 28 1972 detailing positions on forced busing and gun regulation with Walker noting the Walker Report.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Ogilvie
Simon
Walker
Nixon
Lyndle C. Couch
Cambria
Southern Illnoisan sports brief aims for missing box scores
Reader notes lack of baseball box scores and pitchers in today’s issue. He observes no schedule for games and claims the National League West has five teams after a loss since yesterday.
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The
Southern Illnoisan
Cording
Reflections on Carbondale Community and All America City Spirit
A Carbondale resident departing after four years praises the town as vibrant and diverse. The writer credits the First United Methodist Church for guiding their family, celebrating liberty and justice and a dynamic, inclusive environment.
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Climpisan
Carbondale
First United Methodist Church
Christ
Southern Illinoisan Editor John C Gardner
John C Gardner serves as editor and general manager of the Southern Illinoisan, shaping newsroom leadership and publication strategy for the newspaper.
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John C. Gardner
Night skyline signs brighten Los Angeles towers
A Los Angeles Times View columnist praises illuminated sky signs on new towers. He favors signs as landmark art lighting over restrictions, noting OCCIDENTAL and MAX FACTOR words guiding the city’s night map and suggesting public buildings wear hopeful words like HEALTH JUSTICE LIGHT.
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Jack Smith
The
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Broadway
12Th and
Hill
Santa Monica
City Hall
Aera
Oscar’s
Hollywood
Max Factor
Max
UNION
Lincoln
Equitable
Equity
County Health
Criminal Courts
Department of Water & Power
Authors use pseudonyms amid Wallace vote and accident claim
The text notes authors use pseu dons and Mock Wallace voting repeated across state primaries. It claims Archie Bunker cast multiple ballots and, though injured in a hospital bed, asserted a car that hit him was paid for, hinting at motive or proof.
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George Wallace
Archie Bunker
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