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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
4
Darryl R. Francis argues for limited government and free enterprise, warning that regulatory reflexes breed more rules and curb innovation. He cites rising budget shares, bureaucratic growth, and how political interests push costly mandates under slogans like fair prices and equitable wages.
The Nation argues President Ford's crime plan will not yield dramatic results given past failed methods and systemic court and societal problems. It critiques minimum sentences for federal crimes as insufficient and calls for addressing social causes alongside funding for local crime programs. It notes neglect of social factors and urges broader action.
In this letter Shirley Verhines of Mt. Vernon argues private pensions should be taxed for Social Security and federal and state workers should contribute. She urges mandatory Social Security taxes for all and divesting Medicare from Social Security funds, proposing a national health program as alternative.
The Illinois Senate defeated Rep. Paul Stone’s House bill expanding closed door talks under the Open Meetings Act. The piece would have allowed private discussion of employee promotion demotion pay and assignments. The column lauds the Senate for preserving public access and scores the House as failing to protect taxpayers' right to know.
The Federal Energy Administration promotes an Energy Ant as a conservation symbol to educate children through books posters and filmstrips. The ant embodies industrious energy savings and could help push conservation if laws stall in Congress and with the White House.
Western analysts say the KGB has broadened foreign assignments and increased domestic monitoring as detente grows. They estimate 40 to 75 percent of Soviet diplomats abroad are full time intelligence officers, with the CIA and FBI facing parallel strains.
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