Energy efficiency as a requirement in Carbondale code
The Carbondale City Council reviews the proposed Energy Efficiency Building Code, arguing it shifts the burden of energy use from the public to the home, while linking higher costs to long term savings. The piece frames energy standards as essential for health, safety, and value, urging public support to protect national energy resources.
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Carbondale
Jeremiah
United States
Middle East
Venezuela
Unseasonably cool week brings costly storm damage to Illinois crops
A thunderstorm from ELE weeks ago cooled Illinois mornings to 52 degrees and drenched 14 central counties. While rain eased drought, hail struck corn soybeans and wheat causing millions in damage and total losses expected to top sixty million dollars. Farmers face weather as the era of risk, planning around fickle forecasts.
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Illinois
Abortion Debate Letter Sparks Pro Life Message
Wayne and Sharon Helmer of Carbondale write that abortion kills over a million people annually in the United States and urge action. They compare abortion to Hitler and urge Congress to back a pro life constitutional amendment and support for pregnant women.
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Illnoisian Today
Iran
U.S
United States
Supreme Court
Auschwitz
Wayne
Sharon Helmer
Carbondale
Letter to the Editor on ERA and faith from Mrs Lucille E Ashworth
In response to Miss Bennett's June 8 1980 letter, Mrs Lucille E Ashworth argues that opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment should be the faithful who follow God's word not the secular ERA. She asserts scriptural unity in Christ and notes that God ordains greater and lesser parts, contrasting with worldly views.
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Southern Illinoisan
Miss Bennett
Christ Jesus
Lucille E. Ashworth Carbondale
Iran Crisis Deepens as Regime Faces Weakening Support
William Beeman reports from Tehran on growing U.S. suspicions of Iran's government and rumors of American influence. The piece notes internal economic strain, dissident pressure, and the rising Tudeh Party as potential power realignment if Khomeini dies or the regime falls, with U.S. strategy tied to preventing a leftist takeover.
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William Beeman
Pacific News Service
United States
Tudeh Party
Iran
U.S
CIA
Idon
Ayatollah
Moscow
Khomeini
Mujahadeen
Fedayan
Teheran
University of Tehran
Soviet Union
Ehran
Tehran
America
Paris
Washington
Carter
Muskie’s State Department style earns broad support
James Reston notes Ed Muskie’s plain, patient approach as Secretary of State. He works in shirt sleeves, stays calm amid criticism, and plans practical diplomacy with Brzezinski and Carter. Muskie aims to unify White House and Congress, keep veterans aboard, and steer foreign policy toward quieter, more pragmatic moves.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Muskie
Ed Muskie
State Department
Surar
Iran
Lord Carrington
House of Commons
Thatcher
Jean Francois-Poncet
Brezhnev
White House
Carter
Cy Vance
Venice
Ankara
Senate
Congress
Congressional
Warren Christopher
of State
Zbigniew Brzezinski
National Security Council
Brzezinski
Notre Dame
America
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Ghotbzadeh
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Ayatollah Shariat Madari
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Ayatollah Khalkhali
Rafsanjani
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