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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1981

Page

4

County urged to act on rural slums and housing

Jackson County faces a housing crisis as the New Era Trailer Park outside Murphysboro faces closure. State and county health inspections found raw sewage and junked cars, while residents struggle with poverty and high waiting lists for public housing. A zoning ordinance and more public housing are argued as steps toward decent shelter.

Jackson County Murphysboro Quentin Parrish County Health Department Jackson County Board Jackson County Housing Authority Housing Authority

Reagan Starts Talks On European Nuclear Arms Limit

The article notes Ronald Reagan beginning discussions with the Soviet Union on nuclear weapon limits in Europe, amid European fears of a nuclear exchange. It discusses liberal-conservative paradoxes, NATO concerns, and the uncertain outcome of talks focused on theater missiles rather than strategic forces.

Ronald Reagan Richard Nixon Nixon China Reagan Soviet Union John Kennedy Carter Europe NATO United States

Science cannot accept bible's truth by Bunzel

John H. Bunzel argues that the evolutionary debate reemerged with creationist pressures in schools. He contrasts scientific inquiry’s evidence basis with creationist claims, urging students to compare methods, consider what counts as testable, and assess the threat to academic freedom.

Sacramento Thomas Henry Haley Stanford Norman K. Wessels Science Creation Research Society

Congress moves to hush government

Des Moines Register analysis argues that Congress is quietly narrowing the Freedom of Information Act through back door changes. It notes House and Senate actions exempting FTC and CPS C documents, IRS auditing standards, and potential CIA and FBI disclosure limits, with no hearings. The piece defends openness, citing Lib of Congress findings and high information value despite costs.

CIA IRS Washington House Senate Consumer Product Safety Commission Congress Internal Revenue Service Senate Secret Service Sen Robert Dole Justice Department Central Intelligence Agency Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Freedom of Information Act Lyndon Johnson Library of Congress Utah Nixon Corporation For Public Broadcasting Nuclear Regulatory Commission Three Mile Island

Letters Worried about nuclear waste in Illinois

Peg Morton of the Women’s Environmental Support Group in Carbondale reports concerns over a proposed low level nuclear waste dump in southern Illinois. The group cites sparse information from Chicago Sun-Times and a state release, questions safety, handling, and water and fault risks, and invites attendance at a October 14 public meeting with Nuclear Safety official Milton Zukor at the Unitarian Fellowship House.

WSIU Southern Illinois Chicago Sun-Times Illinois Commission On Atomic Energy Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety Congress Philip Gustafson Sun-Times Gustafson Midwest Milton Zukor Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship House University and Elm Streets

Letter to the Editor on Religious Freedom and Abortion Debate

A reader criticizes the Sept. 20 editorial for letting passion trump reason on abortion and religious issues. The writer compares Yale president remarks to George Wallace framing, accusing the piece of using the same tactics as 1960s conservatives against liberal churches and political activity, and calls for intellectual honesty. Father James A. Genisio.

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Elks Lodge Donation Praised by Carbondale Nurses

A nurse in Memorial Hospital of Carbondale thanks the Elks Lodge for its generous annual gift to crippled children and the Special Care Nursery. The money funds equipment and improves infant care in Southern Illinois.

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Editor slams Reagan china remark in Sept 21 1981 column

A reader criticizes Southern Illinoisan editorial on first Lady Nancy Reagan. The writer calls the Sept 21 1981 piece cheap and cloddish for comparing Mrs Reagan to Marie Antoinette. They urge focus on serious world issues.

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John H. Bunzel Hoover Institution Califonia Jerry Falwell Michael Gartner Des Moines Register and Tribune Peg Morton James A. Genisio Carbondale Elks Club Nancy World Today
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