The human side of welfare editorial
A reader sees welfare recipients as individuals with varied motives. The piece cites HEW data showing most able bodied recipients want work and urges practical steps for jobs and training while stressing shared duty among government, industry, and unions to address the welfare crisis.
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Acota
Catass
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HEW
Nixon
Richard Ogilvie
Nixon Faces Criticism Over Busing Speech and Proposals
The piece argues Nixon dodged the core issue of court-ordered school busing in his televised address and new proposals. It contends his moratorium on court orders and sudden $2.5 billion aid fail to present a clear, constitutional case and reveal political motives while highlighting ongoing constitutional questions and housing discrimination as drivers of busing.
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White House
Coogee
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
America
Formula for state aid to schools sparks dispute
Gov Ogilvie and State Supt Bakalis clash over the next fiscal year direct aid for public schools. Ogilvie proposes about 40 million more in general aid, Bakalis seeks 177 million more to reach 970.4 million and push toward 50 percent funding. They also argue over the formula including the foundation level 520 and ADA weighting, with urban bonuses and the compensatory factor under discussion.
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Michael A. Smith
Lindsay-Schaub News Service
Richard B. Ogilvie
Michael Bakal
Ogilvie
Bakalis
Ilinois General Assembly
Chicago
General Assembly
Aera
Letter Responds To A Convict's Wife In The Southern Indian
A reader rebuts a Convict's Wife letter, arguing federal prison causes and guards' duties. He asserts criminals are dangerous and emphasizes rehabilitation possibilities, citing personal guard experience since 1963 and a letter from an ex convict. He urges public awareness of prison conditions and guard perspectives.
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Peter
Confine
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Edgar Hoover
America
Amy
Hart
Rehabilitation Department at Doctors' Hospital praised
In a letter to the editor the writer commends Doctors' Hospital Carbondale rehabilitation services. He praises staff led by director Mrs Liedloff for treating patients with dignity, boosting self esteem, and helping handicapped individuals regain independence. The author urges keeping the department funded amid hospital cutbacks.
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Southern Iindian
Doctors’ Hospital
Carbondale
Doctor’s Hospital
Southern Illinoisan editor and managers listed
The Southern Illinoisan lists John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager James K. Adams as Business Manager. The text provides names and roles without further details about duties, dates, or additional staff.
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John C., Gardner
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