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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1981

Page

4

Jackson County Board Costs Taxpayers Over Jail Site Picks

The Jackson County Board abdicates duty on selecting jail sites by instructing a building committee to option multiple locations, risking unlimited costs. It withholds site specifics, citing openness, yet risks speculative bids and eventual condemnation. The board also approves out of court settlements in a case involving a jail employee, which could raise insurance premiums and deductible costs borne by taxpayers.

Jackson County Board State Department of Corrections Donite Elsie Pierson White County Board Pierson

Bellydancing an Art Form Says Caravan Dancers

Stephanie Lueher and Sheryl Hepp of Caravan Dance Studio Cutler complain the Herrinfest bellydancing article in the Southern Illinoisan was biased, noting missing context on instructors, history, costumes and public comments while defending bellydance as a true art form and affirming privacy in stage names.

Southern Illinoisan Stephanie Lueher Sheryl Hepp Caravan Dance Studio Cutler

Radar in arrests sparks editor's note on biases

A Southern Illinois editor comments on Wayne Owens’s letter about radar accuracy. Citing Car and Driver and Channel 9 Denver tests, the piece argues handheld radar can misread when aimed below level, near defroster fans, neon signs, CB radios, or power lines. It notes angle effects, driver fines, and juries often siding with officers, urging concern for justice.

Southern Illinois An Wayne Owens Car and Driver Channel 9 News Denver Colo

Moral Majority trains volunteers for 1982 campaigns in Alabama

The Moral Majority led a leadership training in Birmingham for about 50 followers, including ministers and young Republicans, focusing on precinct organization fundraising and volunteer recruitment. Leaders urged vigilance against liberal plots while stressing a secular role and the year 1982 election strategy.

Adam Clymer New York Times Birmingham Ala Jerry Falwell Marc Nuttle Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress Connie Marshner National Pro-Family Coalition Ronald S. Godwin The Moral Majority Cal Thomas Nuttle Godwin Alabama Falwell Israel American Civil Liberties Union

TV evangelists exaggerate audience size says researchers

Washington Star reports that independent sociologists William Martin and Jeffrey Hadden find that top TV evangelists reach far fewer viewers than claimed. In 1980 the ten most watched preachers totalled about 13.7 million, with broader syndicated religious programs at 20.5 million, while many overstate audiences and many viewers watch multiple programs.

Jim Castelli Washington Star Jerry Falwell William Martin Rice University Houston Jeffrey Hadden University of Virginia At Charlottesville Martin Atlantic Monthly Hadden Charles Swann WRFK Richmond Hadden-Swann Addeson-Wesley Co Redding Mass Arbitron A. C. Nielsen Hadden and Swann America Ben Armstrong NRB Falwell Hadden and Martin Armstrong Gallup Martin Oral Roberts

Baptists split over Biblical infallibility dispute

New York Times coverage from Kenneth A. Briggs details a rift at the Southern Baptist Convention as conservatives press for inerrancy and moderates defend soul freedom. The clash pits entrenched fundamentalists against moderates amid broader debates on Bible authority and leadership at seminaries.

Kenneth A. Briggs New York Times Los Angeles Southern Baptist Ience W. C. Fields Convention Paige Patterson

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