Unofficial objectives thwart goal of 'balance'
A spectator’s guide to the international money game outlines the aims and tactics of major powers. It lists the United States Europe Japan and others as players, detailing goals like surpluses, reserves, and market reach, plus tools such as exchange rates tariffs quotas and capital controls.
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New York
Alice
United States
Ees
The
Europe
France
West Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
Japan
Good news for bicyclists in Carbondale
Editorial applauds Carbondale plans to add two bikeways the business loop around downtown and a recreation route in the southwest with six foot paths and signs marking them as hikeways cyclists must yield to cars and pass on the left The program could lead to a full city system separating bikes from streets if cyclists and officials treat bicycles as vehicles and enforce rules.
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Carbondale
Americcan
Veto power debate grips Illinois lawmakers
Illinois legislators consider limiting the governors amendatory veto after Mayor Daley condemned its use on the mass transit bill. Gov Walker may face override votes in the House and Senate, while legal precedent about the veto remains unsettled. Time and court rulings will judge the tool’s future.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Daniel Walker
Cook County
Chicago Transit Authority
Walker
Senate
House
Daley
Senate Executive Committee
Ogilvie
Illinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Tax relief proposals spark quick moves in Illinois House
Republican Speaker W Robert Blair of Park Forest and Gov Daniel Walker push sales tax relief plans. Blair seeks to cut the state share of sales tax on grocery food, while Walker proposes an income tax credit. Each costs about 90 million annually, but details are vague and the plans lack a comprehensive revenue and appropriation context. Blair moved his bill swiftly through the revenue committee, provoking calls for fuller study and analysis.
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W. Robert Blair
Park Forest
Daniel Walker
Blair
House
Revenue Committee
Walker ‘Administration
Southern Illinoisan Editor and General Manager John Gardner
John C. Gardner serves as editor and general manager of the Southern Illinoisan, guiding newsroom operations and overseeing strategic direction for the newspaper's print and digital platforms.
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John C. Gardner
Law for Today Old New Landlords Must Follow Lease
A reader asks about landlord changes and lease obligations when a building is sold for redevelopment. The answer notes notification only if the lease requires it, and the new owner must honor the original lease terms. tenants can pursue court action if their rights are violated. Illinois Siata Bar Assa.
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Illinois
Siata Bar Assa
Slochower Case Dissent on Public Duty of Educators
Editor recalls 1956 Slochower v Board of Higher Education ruling. Breach of privilege claim led to reinstatement with back pay after Supreme Court decision. Justice Reed with others argued officials may screen employees for fitness. dissent warns court overstepped executive powers.
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The
Southern Hindian
Slochower
Brooklyn College
New York City Board of Education
Board of Higher Education
City of New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Reed
Burton
Mintop
Abortion Fight Urges Federal Amendment Support
A letter from Barbara Price of Mt. Vernon appeals for help to oppose legalized abortion. She cites Supreme Court rulings and urges formation of Illinois Citizens Concerned for Life chapters, inviting readers to join and write for more information at No. 2 North Highland Place, Mt. Vernon 62864.
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Linoisan
Supreme Court
Illinois
R. V. Jaynes
Mt. Vernon
Ilinois Citizens Concerned For Life Committee
Ilinois Citizens Concerned For Life
North Highland Place
Barbara
Price Mount Vernon
Nixon clashes over executive privilege in Watergate report
James Reston notes Nixon defends executive privilege as a shield for White House communications yet limits it and raises questions about testifying by aides and John Dean. The piece examines conflicts between policy and practice, FBI independence, and critiques of ongoing secrecy in the Watergate saga.
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James Reston
New York Times
Nixon
White House
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
John Dean
Dean
L. Patrick Gray 3d
Mr. Gray
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Donald Segretti
Ite HoysHignee
Kalmbach
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
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