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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2001
Page
4
Citizens Kim Noctar Darrell Kimmel Karlee Adams and Achie Thompson weigh in on whether the national defense budget is too large, too small, or about right. Some argue it’s sufficient for strength, others say soldiers’ families rely on food stamps highlighting distribution gaps.
The Southern Illinois Speaks online poll of 482 readers finds 42.5 percent say defense spending is too little, 21.9 percent say it is about right, and 35.7 percent think it is too much. The results reflect ongoing regional polarization on major issues.
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The column offers reader comments about Microsoft code red worm, Chinese cyber attacks, and Elvis. It also debates Frank Robinson and Patrick McKee on umpire brawls and beanballs with quoted opinions and EdNotes from multiple correspondents.
A reader column critiques the Saluki sports logo as poor design and a product of committee indecision. The piece cites color theory flaws, conflicting branding, and calls for sharper signs for SIUC. The letter also touches on local politics, education, and public notices, urging accountability and better front-page coverage.
Citizens can leave brief recorded comments by phone or message and email. postal letters to Sound Off at The Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale. Writers may withhold names and should indicate so. letters limited to 250 words and non-personal attacks. editor may edit submissions.
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