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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
4
A Southern Illinois editorial urges eliminating the coroner position under the new constitution. It argues the office is not required and savings come from transferring duties to sheriffs and other agencies, with a referendum tied to fall elections to boost turnout and cut costs.
A year after publication the Pentagon Papers have broadened national debate and aided informed judgment on U.S. foreign policy. Scholars journalists and Americans have studied internal government thinking and processes, while critics claim political motives. The press clarifies rather than confirms any single viewpoint, supporting open discussion essential to democracy.
Congressional Quarterly notes George McGovern holds a strong lead over rivals, ensuring his extensive economic program will shape the Democratic presidential nomination battle. It highlights his primary campaign focus on reform and the promise of far-reaching fiscal proposals.
The process requires a legal petition signed by at least 10 percent of last general election voters, about 1800 in Franklin County. After notarization the petition goes to the county board which must schedule a referendum within 78 days, either as a special election costing about $8000 or on the November ballot.
The Supreme Court in a Powell authored decision restricts domestic surveillance absent judicial consent. The ruling challenges Nixon policy, urges careful handling of security claims, and urges end to wide scale eavesdropping affecting privacy. West Germany to repay Marshall Plan aid boosts postwar prosperity and July celebrations loom.
The Southern edition acknowledges John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager and James K. Adams as Business Manager, outlining their roles in directing newsroom operations and fiscal management.
Charles Adair surveys contrasts between Southern Illinois and world cultures in a humorous, opinionated column. He parodies New York standards, Vietnam traditions, German autobahns, and U.S. zoning, noting local attitudes toward crime elderly and development while praising regional growth and livability.
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