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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
4
The piece critiques President Nixon's 60-day price freeze and new controls while staking out uncertainties in his approach. It notes the Fed's rate rise, potential long term reliance on controls, and neglect of broader social issues alongside inflation concerns. It compares U.S. economic performances with other nations.
Illinois Agricultural Association notes the USSR aims to raise protein intake 25 percent by 1975 as it plans larger meat milk and eggs output. The piece traces grain soy purchases, barter prospects, long term deals, and the Nefta-Gaz Expo 73 as signs of growing U.S.-Soviet agricultural trade potential.
The piece contrasts governors who rose from business and private sector payrolls with those who advanced through elected office. It notes Daniel Walker faced criticism for lacking payroll experience, while many predecessors were lawyers or businessmen. The article highlights several Illinois leaders and their paths to the governorship, stressing how some learned on the job after taking office.
The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce asks Gov. Dan Walker to maintain the established priority highway program. It details a six year, bipartisan study resulting in a $900 million bond plan and tax increases to fund a 20 year system. The group urges no piecemeal bill passage and argues revenues can meet a 10 year target.
The piece notes Amish corn feeding workhorses costs $2 a bushel, with feed consuming over a dollar. It also references a TV repair skill as a neighborly asset and comments on Dean's list honors tied to the President's re election committee.
A campaign critique notes Gov. Walker failed to restore mental health funding to levels seen under Gov. Ogilvie. It cites declines from 9.6 percent of the budget in 1969 to 5.3 percent in 1973 and 4.46 percent in 1974, with modest cuts in department operations and community grants.
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