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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
4
A satirical tour through Congress and the Ford presidency mocks how a bill can be passed unpassed and disunpassed. The guide explains democracy as a system where a small minority governs by appointment rather than broad consent.
James Reston reports Paris pursues a plan for a guaranteed peace backed by major powers halting arms to any side that breaches a settlement. Giscard d Estaing stresses 1967 borders for Israel and warns Europe may pressure Washington toward a broader 1967-line accord, with little European help for Israel.
Southern Illinois editors urge police to curb firecracker sales especially to children. They cite 6 500 injuries last year and warn sparklers can burn and tear clothing. Enforce laws to protect children from explosive hazards and keep July 4 displays as the public spectacle.
The editorial backs Gov. Walker's call for a roughly 300 million dollar general fund reduction in fiscal 1976. It questions across the board cuts, urges targeted trims in contracting, travel and personnel, and warns welfare needs may require protecting welfare spending while trimming other agencies.
Illinois boards face a $43 million reduction from a $729 million higher education budget increase for fiscal 1976. Gov. Walker, who endorsed the plan, now seeks belt tightening to avert a fiscal crisis.
Archway thanks all participants in the second annual Walk-a-thon held April 26. Walkers raised pledges over 7000 dollars, with 5112 dollars collected so far and about 700 dollars in expenses. Funds will support expanding infant stimulation and homebound programs and staff office space.
Vertis K. Hileman argues unions caused wage-driven price hikes and argues for pay cuts to lower living costs. He blames labor strikes for higher prices and economic strain, urging workers to accept lower wages to help the public afford services.
A reader from Du Quoin thanks a Sunday article about Ken Swofford. The letter recalls the 1951 high school graduation, warm neighborly ties, and two class reunions. It notes pride in his TV work and hopes for future coverage.
A reader urges the Southern Illinois Editor to choose a local candidate for governor and asks the paper to poll readers first to boost grass roots involvement and influence in state government.
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