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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2003
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan details its editorial board and reader voice sections with contact emails and phone numbers for submissions news tips classifieds and display ads. It outlines submission rules limits on letters including word count and signatory requirements and notes ownership by Lee Enterprises.
In Cairo a 17 year old star player Brandon Childs faces a purse snatching case involving a 65 year old California visitor, Anne Howell. Police and prosecutors have remained tight lipped, with coworkers debating public figure implications and motive while reporters chase facts. The piece notes the media’s cautious stance and the writer’s support for due process.
Mona Charen argues the Iraq war faces serious postwar challenges including electricity shortages, violence, and a wary public mood. The piece contrasts perceived liberal pessimism with acknowledges gains, praising Bush's strategy and cautioning against a rushed exit while noting ongoing Baathist resistance.
Jim Davidson urges cultural change from Arkansas to curb vulgar TV content. He cites declines in morality across media genres and urges actions: switch channels, switch off when content is crude, protest advertisers, and organize via email to protect children and future generations.
In a local online poll Southern Illinoisans express mixed views of Governor Blagojevich with 63 percent rating him poor, 21 percent good, and 16 percent fair. Respondents note funding cuts and rising costs, and the governor is due to visit later in summer to improve his image.
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