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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 2006

Page

4

Editorial rules and contact details for The Southern Illinoisan

The Southern Illinoisan publishes reader letters under Voice of the Reader with up to 250 words, signed and with hometown. It lists contact emails, phone numbers for tips, editorial staff, submission rules, and circulation and advertising contacts. The piece notes editors names Dennis DeRossett James Bennett Ralph Loos and contact avenues for news tips, subscriptions, and classified/display ads.

Dennis DeRossett James Bennett Ralph Loos

Affordable baseball comes to Marion stadium debut

Southern Illinois will gain professional baseball at the new Marion stadium before any game or event. Construction will create about 75 jobs and the 48 game season next summer is expected to generate around 100 more full and part time positions. Fans will travel via Interstate 57 and Illinois 13, carrying over 100000 cars daily, from Carbondale and Murphysboro.

Southern Illinois Marion Interstate 57 Illinois 13 Carbondale Murphysboro Gary Forby D-Benton Blagojevich Illinois Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity Jack Lavin

Southern Illinois lands new baseball team at Marion stadium

The governor's office projects about 3 million in yearly economic activity from the team, boosting tourism and jobs across Carterville to Mount Vernon. Officials tout affordable Frontier League tickets and regional spending by locals and visiting fans, with tours and concerts expected as ancillary benefits.

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Reader Letter Challenges Liberal Leanings in Dan Owen Column

Roger Sullivan of Thompsonville argues that Dan Owen demonstrates liberal bias by criticizing Ann Coulter and praising First Amendment rights for political speech. He compares him to Democrats aligned with Soros Moore and Moveon.org, urging a choice between historic FDR JFK Truman values or newer radicals.

Dan Owen Ms. Coulter Ann Coulter Molly Ivins Ms. Ivins Michael Moore John Bradley Roger Sullivan Thompsonville

Hezbollah Should Not Be Tolerated in Lebanon

A reader argues that Hezbollah dominates Lebanon as a state within a state. The piece cites past attacks blamed on the group including 1988 Col. Higgins and Khobar Tower. It calls for Hezbollah surrender and elimination to achieve Middle East peace.

Israel Lebanon Hezbollah Col William Higgins Khobar Tower Saudi Arabia Hassan Nasrullah CNN News Fox News Osama bin Laden Middle East Sacep A. Khan M.D Facp Benton

Israel must fight Hezbollah to end threat in Lebanon

Opinion argues that long running Arab Jewish conflict cannot end, asserting Islamic view that conquered land remains sanctified. It claims Hezbollah rockets from civilian areas require Israel to strike back and express strong support for bombing Hezbollah targets.

Israel Hezbollah Afghanistan Soviet Union Arvio Noreen Herrin

Topinka urged Blagojevich to come clean on hiring practices

In Tuesday's paper Judy Topinka pressed Rod Blagojevich to admit truth about hiring. Readers recall past elections, polling booth incidents, and alleged Republican machine tactics involving Ralph Dunn, pension strings, and successor incumbency in distorted contests.

Judy Topinka Blagojevich Ralph Dunn Judy Ralph Republican

Bush's NAACP speech on estate tax viewed as pandering

William Spriggs notes that Bush touting estate tax repeal to a black audience as aiding blacks ignores wealth disparities. Economists cited show wealth gaps cannot be explained by income alone. The piece argues estate tax reform benefits few blacks while risking funds for Medicaid and No Child Left Behind.

NAACP Robert L. Johnson National Bureau of Economics Center For American Progress Johnson GOP Bill Thomas America Robert Johnson Bush

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