Disclosure laws urged to curb dual offices corruption
An editorial argues for stronger financial disclosure by Illinois lawmakers to curb dual offices, noting legislators hold other government jobs and private interests. It discusses ethics, conflicts of interest, and calls for reforms in the General Assembly to restore public trust.
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Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
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Clinais
Springfield
Charles Chew
Sheriff's Office
Rtsans
Nounce
Sen
Chew
Theodore Swannarski
Congress
Washington
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General Assembly
Nixon policy on community integration challenged by Black Jack suit
The federal government sues Black Jack Missouri over zoning aimed at blocking an integrated housing project, testing Nixon housing statements and Romney HUD guidelines. Atty. Gen. Mitchell decries subterfuge, while officials say federal leverage will pressure communities to accept integration. The outcome may set a precedent for future civil rights enforcement.
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Black Jack
St. Louis
Nixon
Ciities
John Mitchell
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Legislature Faces Longer Session Despite Clock Ticking
Technical questions linger about the General Assembly’s fate under the Timais Constitution. Some say it ends June 30, others expect a recess with a possible October reconvening. Attorney General William Scott’s opinion sought, but regardless, lawmakers must address a mountain of unfinished work and justify their $17 500 annual salaries to taxpayers.
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General Assembly
Ogilvie
Springfield
Alty
William Scott
Weird checks become art as banks court color and risk
A National Geographic Society article notes Americans cash nearly 97 billion checks yearly and banks have printed with decorative designs since 1968. From stagecoaches to peace symbols, wild formats, and even fruit and animal shapes, checks became art while forgers flag risks and automation limits. The piece also hints at future politics with Attorney General John Mitchell seen as a possible 1984 presidential candidate.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Wells Fargo Bark
San Francisco
New York
American Bankers ‘Association
Southern Illinoisan Editorial Leadership Listing
The Southern Illinoisan announces John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager James K. Adams as Business Manager and Robert D. Reid as Managing Editor.
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John C. Gardner
James K. Adams
Robert D. Reid
Old school ties not for sale in travel diary
David Felts' five week holiday through the British Isles is recalled from Cambridge to Windsor and Cliveden. The party notes college life, Evensong at King’s College Chapel, and a stop at Heathrow before flying to Dublin for a week in Ireland. The piece wryly observes restricted neckties and royal openings as Royal Ascot approaches.
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Republic of Ireland
Minois
Agai
England
Scotland
Ireland
King's College Chapel
Cambridge
Heathrow Airport
Windsor Castle
Cliveden
Thames
Elizabeth II
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Lady Astor
M.P
Nancy Langhorne
Virginia
Astors
Duke of Windsor
Leland Stanford University
Letters to the editor on Allen case and public responsibility
The letter argues that dismissing Dr. Douglas Allen at Southern Illinois University reflects broader university accountability issues. It decries grantsmanship in funding the Center for Vietnamese Studies, urging funds be channeled to societal needs and public welfare. It calls for a reversal of current practices toward genuine public responsibility and support for Allen’s stance.
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the Southern Windsow
Douglas Allen
Smce
Allen
Center For Vietnamese Studies
Southern Iinois University
ATD
Sonal
Jaeger
Decrease in district valuation prompts questions
Letter from William Holder, Supt. of School District 165 Carbondale, questions a five million dollar drop in assessed value. Editor explains causes include changes in personal property assessments and urban renewal while real property rising. notes exemptions and up to date tax bills. Residents wonder about impact on local taxes and new developments.
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Tne
William Folder
Carbondale
Holder
Helder
Jackson County
Ramada Inn
Penneys
MacDonald’s
IGA East
Saluki Cinema
A. Frank Bridges
James Gilmore
Carbondale Township
Gilmore
John Parrish
Parrish
Southern Ilinois University
Murchysboro
Viet pullout urged by editor in The Southern Tinoisan
The House of Representatives will soon vote on the Nedzi Whalen amendment to end U S involvement in Vietnam by December. A Gallup Poll shows 73 percent of Americans favor this course. Citizens are urged to convince Congress by sending letters or telegrams to Congressman Gray.
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House of Representatives
Vietnam
Dec.ai
Gallup
Congress
Congressman Gray
Golfer’s tale from The Southern Trindsan column
A reader recalls a golf pro story about a Scotsman who prays for a miracle shot. The ball allegedly sails from a wooded area directly into the cup, prompting the player to bow and thank God before an awkward ending.
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Bernie
J. Gronski
Herrin
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