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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1978
Page
4
Salukis coach Paul Lambert lamented their abrupt end after a 75-59 first round defeat to Drake following a 62-56 loss to Creighton. Star Gary Wilson missed key moments due to a sprained ankle, yet the Salukis gave fans a memorable season and promise to rebound next year.
Lawrence K. Grossman argues Congress must fund a first class public TV system to shape culture, ethics, and perception. He contrasts commercial television’s profit focus with public broadcasting’s potential to educate, inform, and expand access for underserved communities.
The piece argues Chile's generals must reveal what they know about the Washington murder of former foreign minister in Allende era. It links further exile killings to a pattern by secret police. It backs Justice Department inquiries into two Chilean officers and condemns CIA plots against Allende. It upholds dissidents' right to tranquil exile.
The nation honors Daniel Chappie James, the only black four star general, who led in the Air Force and as commander in chief of North American Aerospace Defense Command. His career began with desegregation efforts in Michigan, aiding black airmen during mutiny charges, and earning respect for fairness and dedication to America.
A Supreme Court case pits University of Missouri medical school against Charlotte Horowitz, arguing she faced discrimination as a physically unattractive former student. The court says standards for demeanor must be careful, noting ugly appearance should not justify punishment and intolerance remains ugly.
Civil Rights Digest notes that race has driven much sociological study of American sports. Although black participation rose after the 1960s, sport remains a arena where race affects perceptions and opportunities alongside merit.
A columnist extols public television as a station that pleases some viewers some of the time, offering diverse programming to spark curiosity and personal growth. March marks its 25th anniversary, with efforts to raise public awareness through special programming and episodes showcasing museums, scholars, and artists.
Editor Bill Lyons salutes Southern Illinois University Carbondale basketball coach Paul Lambert for a masterful job despite misfortunes and the aggressive young players who triumphed repeatedly ignoring the odds. The feat should inspire athletes and non athletes in Carbondale.
Anna K Lawrence of Murphysboro asks the Southern Illinoisan to restore the Tiger comic strip after missing Doonesbury. She argues readers want humor over political commentary and notes today is her birthday, requesting Tiger return in the paper.
A reader defends his newspaper carrier Rick Ritter of 705 N 12 St Herrin for reliable service and helpful acts for neighbors, praising consistent delivery, dry placement, and involvement in school and community.
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