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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1981

Page

4

Carbondale Library bond triumph signals civic duty met

The 314 to 1 vote approval for a 1.75 million general obligation library bond reflected a strong community need amid inflation and recession. Voters supported the library, aided by a broad coalition including gyitchell, Ray Campbell, Dr. David Rendleman, and the Friends of the Library, despite a history of mixed success on local tax measures.

Carbondale Reagan Carbondale East Ny Jackson County Carbondale Park District Eea East Carbondale Community Library Board Friends of the Library Group Gyitchell Ray Campbell David Rendleman Don Prosser Marcia Sinnott Friends of the Library Tyler Young Mike Diamond Mary Swindell Karin Lanchester Don Vogler Dennis Leitner John Jackson Ken Salas Bill Eaton Ron Steele Patrick Burley Bob Crim Don Strom Paul McRoy

Amtrak and Conrail face overhaul in Congress this year

Congress plans to review funding for Amtrak and Conrail amid calls for subsidy cuts while supporters urge continued aid. Conrail cites 80,000 employees and $5.4 billion in recent subsidies. Amtrak seeks to recover 50 percent of operating costs by 1985 with help for dense corridor service. Major economic and political stakes loom for the Northeast and shippers.

Judy Sarasohn Congressional Quarterly Washington Amtrak Conrail Congress James J. Florio D-N.j House Reagan Northeast Joseph Trainor

Taxpayers group member clarifies Perry referendum call

Edgard Pursell did not serve as Perry County Taxpayers Association spokesman but represented 275 taxpayers. The association sought a referendum on the proposed county sanitation ordinance, requested the public hearing, and said it would decide after the hearing. Jean Ibendahl Tamaroa

Perry Southern Illinoisan Edgard Pursell Perry County Taxpayers Association Perry County Taxpayers Asso

France to link Paris and Lyons with record high speed rail

American style highway grade lines the Paris Lyon high speed route under 1980s progress report. Eighty seven TGV trains will climb steep grades and cruise at 160 to 190 mph on welded tracks with no crossings. The 264 mile line aims for Paris to Lyons in two hours, with future Paris to Marseille service possible.

Edward C. Burks New York Times France Paris Lyons Autoroute French National Railways United States Washington New York Boston Paris-Lyons Marseilles Amtrak Paris-Nord French Rail Progress Report National Railways System Sec

Government by numbers and the danger of a new beginning

Samuel Goldman argues that Reagan era plans risk a dangerous drift toward government by numbers, urging a balanced approach in human services. He warns against waste and crude budgeting while affirming commitment to compassion, fairness, and justice for those in need. He calls for consensus among providers and conservatives, and cautions that policy must serve all people, not just rhetoric.

Samuel Goldman Ronald Reagan Reagan Great Society Johnson New Frontier Kennedy Roosevelt America

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