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Newspaper
Mount Carmel Register
Location
Mount Carmel, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2016
Page
2
Readers weigh in on topics covered in The Southern Illinoisan including local outcomes and community perspectives. The letters column features residents from Carbondale voicing views on civic matters and recent events.
Senator Andy Manar moves to redistribute ten billion in K-12 funding by district need with a 231 billion price tag over four years. The plan aims to boost equity for poor rural and inner city districts while holding harmless wealthier ones, contrasting Rauner’s district by district allocations and a higher overall price. Marin Gjaja of the Boston Consulting Group backs Manar, noting Illinois ranked 50th in funding equity and calling Manar’s bill a giant step forward.
Craig Ludwig, editor of the Indiana Policy Review, argues that politics lacks real rules, noting scandals and impeachments as evidence that politicians evade formal constraints. He likens political maneuvering to Potter’s sports rules and cites Clinton era figures and a Pirates of the Caribbean image to satirize modern strategy.
The Mount Carmel Register invites letters on local topics, edited for length and taste. Letters must be written by the credited author and include the writer’s policy name address and phone number. One letter per writer every four weeks, policy details published. The paper accepts community thank yous in Card of Thanks with nominal cost and offers discounted rates for nonprofits. Election eve political letters are generally not published to allow time for replies.
A concise notice directs readers to contact lawmakers at 524 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510. Provides phone number 202 224 2854 and website kirk.senate.gov for the senator.
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