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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2003
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan outlines submission rules for Voice of the Reader letters, including word limit of 250, signing requirements, and publication policies. It provides contact emails and phone lines for news tips, classifieds, and display ads, and lists office addresses and publication details.
glenn polar of carrondale reflects on 41 years of public service from army to senator and congressman to siuc, thanking supporters, the media, and his family for a career spent serving southern and central illinois. he cites gratitude to siuc and the community college system and recalls aid to abused children.
The Musings detail Pinckneyville’s Manor at Mason Woods senior living project moving forward with support from city officials. Redco faced neighbor complaints over odors at the Pinckneyville Illinois Fish Farmer’s Co op, while regional groups push economic growth with Aisin Keikinzoku’s 129000 square foot plant in Williamson County. Ted Nugent urged a gun law clash with Gov Blagojevich in Springfield. New federal rules relax coal mine dust limits prompting worker safety debate. Du Quoin plans a city recycling program. Mayors contest EPA wastewater fee affecting municipalities.
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a 217 to 216 House vote approving changes to Head Start. The plan seeks higher standards and better-qualified teachers while testing state-run management in up to five states. Democrats warn of dismantling. Castle and Kennedy push balanced reform with federal funding maintained.
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