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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1981
Page
4
Edward Teller argues the neutron bomb offers a protective defense for NATO in Europe. He describes its mechanism, limited blast and heat, and selective radiation to disable tanks while sparing civilians, advocating unilateral non use first and broader defense readiness to deter war.
The piece argues that U S plans to defend Saudi regime bolster Israel and supply Sudan and Egypt with arms reveal a 20th century imperial mindset. It contends the United States cannot control Middle East events and must pursue a diplomatic initiative convincing Israel and Arab states that peace serves their interests.
Tuck Industries and manager Matt Maier step in to fund the Carbondale Job Service when Springfield planned to consolidate it with Murphysboro and Herrin. Tuck will cover rent at the Bmma C. Hayes Center and has hired most of its near 400 workers through the center, while urging further local support and restoration of funds.
A Jackson County resident in Carbondale urges opposition to Reagan plans to lift natural gas controls arguing prices could rise up to 50 percent, affecting seniors and fixed income households. The letter cites Paul Simon, Senator Percy, and Alan Dixon positions, flags Big Oil monopoly concerns, and notes a Chicago rally by Southern Counties Action Movement and American Petroleum Institute.
Letter from Harry Sims in Southern Illinoisan Herrin advocates a local movie theater and a redeveloped west end with docks and lake access. He criticizes IDOT for not reclaiming Easton, Kroger construction, and suggests a resort area with a restaurant overlooking 18th Street Lake. He imagines boating to cinema as a possible solution.
Dr. Frank argues leaders cling to arms superiority, escalating danger. He urges turning attention to nonviolent conflict resolution and international cooperation through new technologies like satellite communications to reduce mutual fears and nuclear risks. He emphasizes that overarms undermine security and urges decisive action to halt the nuclear march.
Leonard Silk analyzes the political economy cycle linking presidential fortunes to economic upturns and downturns. He notes past presidents Carter and Nixon illustrate the risk of recessions near elections, and assesses Reagan's likely response to a potential 1982 deficit and the balance between tax cuts and spending restraint in shaping recovery and long term deficits. He suggests a cautious path: accept short term deficits to hasten recovery while avoiding deep cuts or early tax hikes, and contemplates long term options such as new taxes or delaying existing ones if deficits widen.
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