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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1979

Page

5

Foster parents face mandatory background checks in Illinois

Illinois moves toward mandatory criminal background checks for public and private foster parents to curb abuse. Critics warn checks may deter potential foster families, though many say small abuse rates among foster homes justify safeguards. Financial issues and Medicaid hurdles add to burdens while training improves. Families like the Rebbes and Dav idsons stress dedication despite costs and bureaucratic headaches. They emphasize foster care as volunteer full-time care with limited financial reward and frequent system delays.

Illinois Senate Angie Rebbe Springfield Catholic Charities Department of Children and Family Services Barb Malany Tom Teague James Thompson Teague Roseanna Davidson Davidsons

Guided dream humans bureaucrats propose new future society

The Easton conference staged a two day humanistic psychology program for about 100 federal bureaucrats using 16000 in government funds. They explored a decentralized, paperless, consensus based society, aiming to humanize big government and big business while acknowledging limits and the need for support networks. The piece notes ACT 79 and broader currents toward humane technology and holistic approaches within public life.

Sen William Proxmire Washington Easton Agriculture Commerce HEW HUD CIA Jean Houston E.F. Schumacher America ACT ’79 Michael Duberstein Humanistic Psychology

The U S nuclear nightmare in Three Mile Island era

Sidney Lens argues in The Progressive that nuclear power carries an undeniable risk of catastrophe. He reflects that public understanding shifts from abstract risk to the gut fear after Three Mile Island, suggesting the catastrophe could recur at any moment and could end the era of nuclear energy in the United States.

Sidney Lens Three Mile Island United States Erica

Wayne's complex West persona defies macho stereotype

A critical portrait of John Wayne highlighting his nuanced on screen roles and private codes. The piece contrasts the rugged myth with his real commitments to women, friends, and causes, noting his willingness to partner with women his age and his humane, restrained expression of emotion.

Viewpoint: Tribute to John Wayne and his enduring legend

The piece reflects on John Wayne as a genuine American folk hero adored and vilified for anti communist stances. It notes his aging, evolving film roles, and how his public image was managed by others while he preserved the rugged legend. It mentions The Searchers The Shootist Fort Apache and Liberty Valance and his control of impact on his image.

Wayne West Monument Valley Olympus Ford Ethan Edwards Red River Spig Wead Bacall Katharine Hepburn Rooster Cogburn Je Dickinson Colleen Dewhurst Angie Dickinson Rio Bravo Ong Maureen O’hara el Dorado Rio Lobo John Ford Natalie Wood Joan Didion Saturday Evening Post John Wayne Ron Howard Fort Apache Liberty Valance

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