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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1978

Page

4

Mexico’s wealthy trade politics for power and fortune

Alan Riding outlines how Mexico’s postrevolution wealth concentrates among business dynasties and political elites. He notes executives like Manuel Espinosa Yglesias and Gaston Azcarraga shaping banks and media, while many fortunes grew through politics after 1946. Corruption and conflicts of interest cited as common paths to wealth.

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Illinois Voter survey explains its aims and limits

Our Opinions notes an independent Illinois Voter poll by Richard Day to gauge statewide race views in an election year. It discusses poll aims, methods, potential political use, and cautions readers not to assume elections from August results, urging informed voting on election day.

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Reform Candidate Tops Maryland Governor Primary

The piece notes Harry Hughes, a reform candidate, defeating acting Gov Blair Lee III in Maryland’s Democratic gubernatorial primary. It ties the win to a backlash against statehouse graft, cites Hughes’ subway-contract corruption concerns, and mentions rival Lee’s political boss backing. It mentions broader reform trends in Pennsylvania and Illinois and reflects on governing while runn

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State health-cost authority needs healthy administration

The Illinois Health Finance Authority plans to force hospitals to justify rate increases, aiming to curb health-care inflation. Success rests on knowledgeable staff and a vigilant voting membership, with independent appointees and a funded budget to review requests promptly.

Illinois Health Finance Authority James Thompson Thompson Pratrce

Cronkite Era Echoes in Moscow Press Access

Whitman Bassow argues Soviet officials seek to curb informal exchanges by foreign reporters after the Whitney Piper trial. He recalls Walter Cronkite’s 1948 Moscow experience and warns a climate of fear may limit nonofficial contact with ordinary Russians, shrinking vital sources for reporting.

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Letters Editor condemns Elvis Presley cartoon humor

A Southern Illinoisan reader denounces a Doonesbury cartoon about Elvis Presley’s grave in Memphis as in poor taste and degrading. Brenda Brandon Royalt on notes the cartoon shows mourners, including a Perth Australia traveler, who believes Elvis sang Strangers in the Night, prompting potential cancellation of the paper.

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Why no Kris and Rita picture at the Du Quoin fair

Editor notes disappointment with Aug 29 paper lacking a Kris and Rita Show feature and photo. Compares coverage to Mac Davis Show and other performers who received fuller treatment and imagery.

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Shawnee wilderness plan sparks reader conflict

A letter to the editor rebuts Shawnee wilderness plans, mocking conservation groups and contrasting imagined benefits of roads and development with the desire to preserve wildlife and streams. The writer questions access for disabled and ill residents and laments past timber removal. The piece ends claiming partial conviction but not complete.

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Tommy Taxpayer Godzilla Alan Riding New York Times Mexico City Alan Rich Luis Echeverria Alvarez Switzerland R.I.P Whitman Basson New York Whitman Bassow Bassow Etta Romin HUCME U.5. Press Brenda Brandon Royalt On Southern Illinois Lindsay-Schaub John C. Gardner William B. Cox Jr Southern Linoisan Mr. Butwerk Sierra Club Union County
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