Carbondale Park District Eyes Court Club Purchase
The Carbondale Park District weighs buying the defunct Court Club to expand outdoor recreation like tennis courts and a golf course on the 80 acre site. An outside study is planned to assess costs and potential, with purchase price cited near 500000 dollars and further payments. The move aims to boost local vitality, attract high tech industries, and provide recreation for residents lacking SIU facilities.
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Language as a threat to American business in Harvard study
A Harvard Business Review index suggests English language and academic jargon hamper American competition with Japan and foreign firms. The piece argues new electronic managerial metrics will end old executive rewards and that proactive managers who grasp their organization’s thrust gain significant recompense.
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Congress Restraint in face of recession aims at deficit curb
Congress shows discipline by limiting new spending despite requests from housing and student loan groups. Unlike past downturns it resists opening the Treasury to all, pressing unemployment benefits and job training while pursuing cuts. The aim is to curb deficits to restore economy without reigniting inflation.
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Labor unions and Reagan clash over policy impact
Robert Bonitati, Reagan's liaison with organized labor, argues that unions still back his budget cuts despite rising unemployment and a tense relationship with leaders. He notes poll data showing many workers identify as conservative and remain supportive, while leaders attack the president's welfare and domestic programs.
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Shifting Views Push Stimulus Via House Senate Plans
The 1983 article notes Congress shifting back toward activist spending to Spark growth amid economic slump and elections. It highlights a 13 week unemployment extension, a $5 billion housing rescue plan, and upcoming farm legislation while lawmakers weigh budget restraint and political risk.
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Teachers deserve credit for public education efforts
Jama Berger of Murphysboro argues the May 13 Southern Illinoisan editorial blaming public schools overlooks parental responsibility and home life. She says many children arrive at school with frustration, from broken or working-parent homes, needing teacher patience and extra time before learning can begin.
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Carbondale CHS Education Association shows broader role
The Carbondale Community High School Education Association outlines its activities for 1981-82. It describes services to students and staff, booster fund support, open houses, calendar contributions, insurance review, and community events. It also notes its role as a bargaining agent and its aim to attract quality teachers.
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Infant Doe controversy fuels outrage over euthanasia label
A reader objects to the May 14 front page framing of Infant Doe as euthanasia, arguing the infant died from hunger and medical inaction. The letter rejects abortion politics blamed for infanticide, calls for recognition of the infant's death as murder, and condemns society’s stance on abortion.
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Park District plans buy Court Club for youth recreation
Fern M. Baker urges Carbondale residents to back the Park District purchase of the Court Club to provide a swimming pool and sports facilities for youth. She praises Turley Park and supports plans for Evergreen and Attucks Parks, highlighting benefits for all ages and safer, healthier recreation.
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Letter erred on Fry in Holiday Inn dispute
George F. Girod of Carbondale apologized for a faulty claim in a letter to the editor about a Holiday Inn dispute in Winona Minnesota. City Manager Carroll Fry said he did not arrive in Winona until 1968 after the matter was settled and expressed disappointment in the attack on his reputation. Girod confirmed the error and said his memory was faulty and he was sorry for the damage.
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