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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
4
The piece analyzes the fragile bond between Illinois lawmakers and higher education, noting distrust and the risk of open conflict. It outlines budget clashes, with spending aims ranging from 672 million to 710.9 million, and urges shared reform including more staff, openness, and budget discipline to reestablish credibility.
An article analyzes the strained Illinois General Assembly and higher education partnership. It cites distrust, size concerns as enrollments rise toward 50,000, and calls for reforms such as dedicated higher education committees, staff, and open policy to foster mutual accountability and constructive tension.
The piece analyzes Lt. Gov. Paul Simon's role in ethics legislation delays in the Illinois Senate. It notes his public support, private pressure on a Daley-aligned subcommittee, and his need for Chicago political backing if he seeks the governor’s nomination. It questions his quiet public stance versus private criticisms.
The Illinois State Bar Association notes first time offenders with up to 2.5 grams of marijuana can face a maximum fine of 1500 dollars and up to one year in jail. The cautionary remark follows discussion of penalties tied to youth possession at a party. The text also mentions concern over steel workers and a remark about barefoot boys and urban versus rural areas.
David Felts chronicles a three week circuit from London through Ireland Scotland and England describing Lochlong Old Course at St Andrews Edinburgh Castle Hadrian's Wall York Lincoln and Woburn Abbey. He notes rain, golf Walker Cup talk, Haggis tasting, abbey ruins and a commercial Woburn layout, ending near Cambridge with reflections on rural life and sheep.
Gov Richard B Ogilvie denounces lawmakers at a House dinner saying state government is looking stupid amid delays. Lt Gov Paul Simon and Senate leaders push ethics legislation while major budget bills move slowly before the June 30 recess.
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