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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1978

Page

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Bergland tours Perry farm urges market expansion

U S Secretary of Agriculture Robert Bergland toured a 750 acre Perry County farm and spoke with about 20 locals including U S Rep Paul Simon. He framed farm improvement around expanding world markets and parities while addressing meat imports and grain sales to Russia and other nations. Bergland defended price fluctuations and emphasized dependability over price. He praised the family farm and noted foreign ownership reviews by the GAO.

Karen Rothe Southern Illinoisan U.S Robert Bergland Southern Illinois Perry County Bergland John Iffert du Quoin Iffert Paul Simon D-Carbondale United States Bob Nolan Carmi Martin Skoras Russia Poland Japan Skoras Carter Berland Andy Simon Mt. Vernon John Coen Nolan

Missing Korea reports cloud Stevenson inquiry

Washington AP twenty three reports on influence buying by South Korean agents in Washington are missing from official files. Sen Adlai Stevenson says the missing documents are suspicious but no evidence of a cover up. The House voted to delete 56 million in easy credit sales to South Korea amid payoffs allegations.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee Adlai Stevenson D-Ill U.S Korean Central Intelligence Agency Tongsun Park FBI Park Congress House South Korea Agriculture Department Food and Drug Administration Korea Kim Dong Jo Seon Jaworski

ACLU attorney defends Skokie Nazis in pits of case

David Goldberger of the ACLU calls defending Frank Collin's right to march in Skokie the pits and the most difficult case. He notes the legal fight secured a park parade despite intense Jewish community opposition and reflects on the struggle's financial and reputational impact on the ACLU.

ACLU Chicago F.N. D’alessio Chicago David Goldberger The American Civil Liberties Union Goldberger Frank Collin Skokie Collin Ccla Collin’s Illinois Illinois Aclu David M. Hamlin

Two vote defeat rocks ERA forces

Pessimism and weariness mark the pro ERA camp as the constitutional amendment falls two votes short of House passage. Rep J David Jones resists calls from ERA backers while Lt Gov Neal shuns ERA pressure. Pro ERA senators eyed a quick vote. lawmakers say pressure will ease after the fall election.

Robert Edelman Lindsay-Schaub Springfield House DERA J. David Jones ERA Jones Chamber Senate Dave ’Neal O’neal

ERA Backer Faces 7 Error In Review

An ERA supporter encountered a seven error claim during review processes. The backer has been active in promoting ERA initiatives and remains involved as the case proceeds with standard scrutiny and procedural steps.

Era

Labor bill sent back after 19 day filibuster debate

After a 19 day filibuster the Senate sent the labor law revision bill back to committee with opponents claiming near total victory. Supporters say recommittal buys time to craft changes and keep the bill alive while leaders warn the issue is unresolved.

New York Times Washington Senate Senate Human Resources Committee Robert Byrd Richard Lugar Ind Sen Orrin Hatch Utah

Weather outlook and legislative notes update

The National Weather Service warns of tonight’s showers and thunderstorms with a low near 70s, followed by a sunny Saturday with highs in the mid 90s and humid conditions. A heat and storm risk continues into Sunday and early week with upper 80s to low 90s. Legislation halting state paid abortion coverage for state employees moves to Gov. Thompson for possible signature. The welfare reform pledge from Carter’s 1976 campaign ends this session. Congress and the president clash over who governs foreign entanglements. Mike Riley named new assistant basketball coach at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, lauded as a top prep coach by Joe Gottfried.

National Weather Service Mike Riley Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Saluki Joe Gottfried

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Perry Farm Government Accounting Office Ernie Branson Andy Iffert Stevenson Atty John Mitchell National Security Henry A. Kissinger CIA Stansfield Turner Griffin Bell Rocks Era Forces Bruce Richmond Murphysio National Labor Relations Board Labor Board Thompson President Carter Ann Landers
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