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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2006

Page

4

Voice of the Reader policy and contact details at The Southern Illinoisan

Editorial policy outlines letters to Voice of the Reader up to 250 words, signed with hometown, verification telephone, and editor's rights to edit. It lists contacts for news tips, circulation, classifieds, and display ads, plus postal and web addresses for The Southern Illinoisan Carbondale IL.

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Southern Illinois lands $1 million state boost for ballpark plan

James Bennett reports that Governor Blagojevich arrived late amid 95 degree heat as the state commits $1 million more to the Southern Illinois Baseball Group project near I 57 and Illinois 13, raising state investment to $4 million. Mayor Butler says the move surprised him and notes no Sunday alcohol sales change. Debates, venues, and candidate talks fill out coverage ahead of 2010 races and future discussions.

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Hollywood lukewarm in anti Semitism

Mona Charen argues Hollywood tolerates anti Semitism while condemning Mel Gibson. She cites Ari Emanuel and Peter Guber as cautious voices amid broader liberal, pro Israel and anti boycott stances. The piece questions Jewish influence in Hollywood and contrasts it with depictions of Israel in films like Munich and Paradise Now.

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Southern Illinois Speaks on FutureGen Site Choice

The poll reflects Southern Illinois views on FutureGen location between Illinois and Texas. About 69 percent doubt Illinois can land the project while 31 percent see some chance, with residents attributing Texas influence to President Bush and noting Marion's expansion funding.

FutureGen Illinos Texas Illinois

A Police Chief Who Cares Leads Bookcase Drive

Randall Aragon, Conway's police chief, is highlighted for community leadership beyond policing. He co-chairs a literacy project giving bookcases and books to low income children, pairing reading with outreach and mentoring, backed by city officials. The columnist emphasizes literacy as a crime prevention pillar and invites inquiries.

Randall Aragon Aragon Lumberton N.C Conway Ramona National Center For Education Statistics

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