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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
4
Professors John S. Jackson and William L. Slade argue for reserving a sizable portion of general revenue-sharing funds for social services. They contend city unity, long-term community welfare, and broad benefits justify social investments beyond capital projects, opposing use merely to replace categorical grants.
The May 14 1973 report notes Carbondale could receive 2.9 million dollars in fiscal 1975 if Congress approves the Nixon plan. The figure, based on 1968 72 averages, would fund city programs but inflation erodes real value and may require service cuts and a transition period while funds lag.
The White House faces mounting pressure as Congress signals a strong move to cut off all funding for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. A 24 to 0 Senate vote on an appropriations amendment intensifies the push, with a June passage possible and a mid June signing date likely if no halt is taken. The measure cites a $3.2 billion supplemental appropriation and warns against indirect funding. Observers link Watergate fallout and war powers assertions to the growing opposition, noting rising casualties and refugees as the policy's costs.
Chicago black firms face steep losses with 36 percent yearly closures from 1972 to 1973 across barber shops liquor stores and beauty salons. The National Sales Publication Agency cites poor management finances and weak consumer support as core causes amid efforts by PUSH Cosmopolitan Chamber and banks to bolster minority enterprise.
The piece commends SIU Carbondale for leading a campaign against drug sellers and users after a federal raid. It argues police alone cannot solve drug abuse, calling for education, national and international supply reduction, and expanded treatment while the university continues to study causes and treatment options.
John C Gardner serves as editor and general manager of the Southern Illinoisan, guiding editorial direction and operational oversight for the newspaper.
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