Pitiful half a loaf for SIU C's faculty
In a time of recession and inflation, SIU Carbondale faces salary cuts and rising costs. The 8 percent pay hike was trimmed to 8 percent, widening a decade-long decline in real salaries as faculty demand relief, roof repairs, and a path to restore excellence next year.
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America
Carbondale’s
State University
Southern Illinois
Eanes
Athens
Parthenon
House Appropriations Committee
Davies Gymnasium
J. Marvin L. Kleinan
SIUC
Springfield
House
Board of Higher Education
Publicity banquets invite public scrutiny and doubt
A district dinner for 90 officials and media, funded by a windfall bond sale, prompts questions about using non tax revenues for publicity. The piece argues for self funding, transparency, and urges public agencies to rethink such PR events and invite only when necessary.
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Jackson-Union
James Seed
Houston Natural Gas Corp
Cora
Safeg Ab
Growth of adult only housing sparks child discrimination debate
A memo of eviction notices for families with children highlights nationwide housing discrimination. Experts cite legal adult only rentals in many states while cities like San Francisco Seattle and Michigan officials push fair housing laws. Families face substandard housing rising rents and forced relocations as advocates warn of long term impacts on children and communities.
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Dolores Barclay
Associated Press
Anne Keating
Atlanta
United States
Donna E. Shalala
Michael Solomon
Nationalit Association
District of Columbia
Illinois
New York
Montana
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Arizona
New Hampshire
Delaware
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Michigan Civil Rights Commission
Ers
Keating
HOPE
Georgia
DeKalb County Housing Commission
Hope For Children
Carol Reade
Metropolitan Washington Plance and Housing Commission
Solomon
National Apartment Association
Maryland
Ohio
June
Joe Sullivan
St. Paul
Minn
Soviet Frustration Grows Over US Hostility and Afghan War
In Lenin grad memorial grounds a survivor recalls mass graves while Russians voice anger at American hostility and the Afghanistan invasion. The piece contrasts public grievance with dissident skepticism about detente, U S strategic moves, and Moscow’s defensive pressures.
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Anthony Austin
New York Times
Leningrad
Piskarevka Memorial Cemetery
America
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
United
ERA critics warn of loss of spousal rights and draft impact
Editor cites letters from experts challenging ERA. Freund argues reciprocity would end spousal support if child care enables self-reliance, while Yale and House judiciary sources warn of universal draft for women, combat roles, and attack on traditional roles for wives and mothers.
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Southern Illinoisan
ERA
Harvard Civil Rights Civil Liberties Review
Paul A. Freund
Harvard Law School
Freund
U.S. House Judiciary Report
Peh Witherspoon
U.S
Stop bothering about junked cars and health expand
Letter to the editor criticize the Bi-County Health Department for targeting salvage yards in Southern Illinois. The writer argues cars do not threaten health, calls for action against large tree clearances by big entities, and praises a Southern Illinoisan nursing home care reform article while clarifying NHRA enforcement context and Guardianship issues. In closing, Stephen B Schnorf from the Illinois Developmental Disabilities Advocacy Authority thanks the paper for informative coverage.
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Southern Illinoisan
Bi-County Health Department
Southern Illinois
Koplowitz
Illinois Department of Public Health
Schnorf
Guardianship and Advocacy Commission
NHRA
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Lee Enterprises
SIU C
Corter
Washington
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Harvard Law Review
Citizen’s Advisory Council On the Status of Women
Yale Law Journal
Congressional Research Bulletin
U.S.D
Charles Rice
Notre Dame Law School
Jos
Hurst
Bush
Clarence Thompson Hurst
Stephen B Schnorf
Illinois Developmental Disabilities Advocacy Authority
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