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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1981

Page

4

Rabies threat prompts cautions as warm weather returns

In Jackson County the rabies threat rises with mild weather as 18 rabid skunks are found this year up from last year. A local man faced rabies inoculations after his dog brought home a rabid skunk, prompting calls to guard children and pets and to vaccinate cats and dogs. Murphysboro considers an animal licensing and vaccination ordinance to curb free roaming pets for public safety.

Jackson County Jackie Stueve Jacob Stueve Illinois Murphysboro

Letters End Middle Aged Teen Night Is Ending

A Carbondale mother defends the Ramada Inn teen night arguing it offers low cost entertainment, builds social skills, and keeps teens out of trouble. She criticizes manager Mr Brown and WCIL radio figures for lack of community responsibility and urges restoration.

Southern Illinoisan Ramada Inn Carbondale the Ramada Brown The Parrish Matt McCann WCIL McCann Paul McRoy Mr. McCann

Hayakawa pushes English language amendment forUnited States

Senator S J Hayakawa advocates a constitutional change to declare English the official language. He warns of linguistic fragmentation amid a growing Hispanic population and argues it could threaten American culture. Critics say bilingual education aids learning and civic participation.

Jon Stewart Pacific News Service S.J. Hayakawa R.calif Hayakawa U.S America Quebec Canada Wall Street Journal California New Mexico Florida Western Hemisphere Americas United States Hemisphere San Antonio Los Angeles New York Miami Denver Hartford Conn Roberto Cruz National Association of Bilingual Education Mexico Japan Sen. Hayakawa Cruz Department of Education

DePue Illinois Embraces a Growing Hispanic Community

In DePue Illinois a town of 1873 residents 491 are Hispanic 26 percent. Hispanics have become part of town life serving on the board planning commission fire department and owning several businesses. New arrivals mix with long timers and many work at Mobil Zinc and local farms while younger generations increasingly speak less Spanish and identify with church.

Africa Institute of Applied Linguistics Sen. Hayakawa Allison Engel Pacific News Service DePue Ill America Illinois Arizona New Mexico California Texas New York Florida Chicago Planning Commission Fire Ment and Zoning Appeals Board Mexico Missouri Iowa Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota New Jersey Zinc Co Metitan Kansas Ican Mobil Ramon Quintana Eliezar Alicia Esquivel Falfurrias LaSalle Esquivels Midwest Quintana Alexander Castaneda Castaneda Vera Alex The Zinc Co Vera Castaneda

Incest Survivors Revealed In Expert Profile Study

Dr Zaphiris outlines in depth how incestuous families form, the roles of the father and mother, and the cycle of abuse. He cites 11,306 reported cases of sexual maltreatment in 1979 and estimates 125,000 to 187,000 affected children nationally. Treatment can take years and involves breaking conditioning, family therapy, and reporting obligations in states like Illinois.

Michael deCourcy Hinds New York Times Alexander G Zaphiris Graduate School of Social Work University of Houston Mane Association Zaph Iris John Illinois

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