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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2004

Page

4

Smokers’ World Narrows in Carbondale Bar Night

In Carbondale three bars Mugsy's Entertainment Center Callahan's Irish Pub and Copper Dragon hosted Clean Air Nights a smokeless event urged by the Jackson County Health Department. Patrons welcomed the non smoking environment and early survey results suggested business effects were not harmed with up to 80 percent satisfaction.

Carbondale Mugsy Callahan's Copper Dragon Jackson County Health Department Health Department

Smoke Free Night Shows Bar Owners Weigh Change

In Carbondale bars three owners trialed a smoke free night amid Illinois act rules and rising public health pressure. The piece notes 1400 Illinois restaurants smoke free, 160 in the south, and debates whether taverns should follow no smoking zones. It cites EPA figures on secondhand smoke and public attitudes toward smoking in bars.

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Southern Illinoisan Letters Policy and Contact Details

Editorial and reader input guidance from The Southern Illinoisan publishers and editors outlines submission rules for letters up to 250 words, required signatures and hometowns, and contact methods including mail, email, and phone. It lists newsroom contacts, circulation numbers, classifieds and display ad contacts, and postmaster address.

Barn ads fade but memories linger on rural roads

Jeff Smyth reflects on the faded Visit Meramec Caverns barn sign near Nashville Illinois and broader decline of advertising barns once common across the nation. He recalls family road trips in the 1960s, the pull of roadside icons like Rock City and Mail Pouch, and notes owners like Barbara Fehrman view such relics as eyesores while nostalgically preserving some for heritage. He blames interstates for sterile landscapes and asserts the old red barn symbolizes rural memory that is vanishing as travel speeds up.

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Reader letters debate malpractice reform and politics

A letter by William Berry Mapion urges tort reform and caps on malpractice claims, calls for punishing frivolous suits, and criticizes lawyers. Nancy Screen voices economic worries, urging state change to attract business and doctors. Loren Chester and Tom McCuntock denounce Doonesbury racism and comment on oil, politics, and media.

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