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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1981

Page

4

PLO Involved in Middle East Peace Talks

The piece argues the United States must engage the Palestine Liberation Organization in peace negotiations. Carter and Ford urged dialogue after Sadat’s funeral, suggesting Reagan’s policy lags. It stresses the PLO’s central role, loyalty among Palestinians, and the need to include it for a lasting settlement and regional stability.

United States Palestine Liberation Organization Mideast State Department PLO Carter Ford Sadat Ras AWACS Perot Reagan Israel Hosni Mubarak

Democrats face aging ticket crisis in Iowa and Illinois

Democrats across Iowa and Illinois resort to veteran figures Harold Hughes Dan Walker or Adlai Stevenson to challenge Republican incumbents Ray Thompson. The party struggles with younger leadership and a clear ideological stance while national prospects hinge on aging frontrunners like Mondale and Kennedy.

Iowa Illinois Huck Finn Tom Sawyer Ular Harold Hughes Hation Ministry Robert Ray Dan Walker Adlai Stevenson James Thompson Allorney Tom Miller Ilinois Mondate Ted Kennedy Hughes Stevenson Walker

Iowa official warns Reagan cuts hit working poor hard

Michael Reagen of Iowa's Social Services warns that federal budget cuts threaten the working poor, risking loss of ADC and food stamps. He contrasts Iowa's demographic with New York, cites fewer welfare abuses, and cites Stockman's shift to define "dependent poor" as the elderly, disabled, and mothers of dependent households. He fears double or triple losses and social stress during the transition.

Jack W. Germond Jules Witcover Des Moines Michael Reagen Iowa New York State Reagan New York Ronald Reagan Rock Bottom Owa Social Services Reagen David Stockman Washington Stockman Pres Harlem South Side Chicago

Candid candidates at Murphysboro event for Unit 186 board

A full house attended a candidates night sponsored by Murphysboro Junior Woman's Club featuring 10 of 11 candidates for the local school board. The event offered insight into personalities and underscored debates over binding arbitration in contracts with teachers.

Murphysboro Junior Woman’s Club Unit 186 Board of Education Maysboro 186

Sadat death strains Mideast policy

Hedrick Smith reports on how President Sadat's assassination unsettles U.S. strategy in the Middle East. The piece notes Egypt’s shift from Soviet to American alignment, the $3.5 billion arms package, Ras Banas upgrades, and Mubarak's uncertain leadership as Washington seeks a rapid Sinai peace force and restraint from Israel while Cairo regains balance.

Hedrick Smith New York Times Washington Anwar Sadat Egypt Iran Sadat Realpolitik Gamal Abdel Nasser Sukarno Indonesia Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Kremlin State Department U.S Middle East Arab World North Africa Carter Afghanistan America Persian Gulf Ras Banas Red Sea Reagan Moscow Hosni Mubarak United States Mubarak Alexander Haig Sinai Peninsula Cairo

Abortion rights debated by Southern Illinois editor

A reader writes arguing abortion is a personal choice and should be legal and safe under hardship cases. The letter endorses a woman's right to choose, opposes equating abortion with murder, and cites rape, incest, illness, and immaturity as circumstances for legal abortion while urging compassionate law.

Southern Illinoisan Van Grea

Nixon and Ford Comment on AWACS Sale to Saudis

Former President Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford speak on the proposed AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia. Nixon cites opposition from Israel and parts of the American Jewish community as a barrier, while critics accuse the Reagan era of failing to sway Senate opposition. Joe Howell Herrin.

Southern Illinois An Richard M. Nixon Gerald Ford AWACS Nixon Menachem Begin Israel Ford Leon Jaworski Reagan Senate Oval Office Joe Howell Herrin

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