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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2006
Page
4
Editorial policy and contact information for The Southern Illinoisan include letters to Voice of the Reader signed with hometowns, submission rules, and verification phones. Also listed are staff contacts, circulation numbers, advertising contacts, and upcoming bonus papers dates for late August 2006.
A Marion group of missionaries landed home after a Zimbabwe trip despite a London bomb scare and travel hiccups. They shared worship, prayed with a woman who joined them briefly, and credited God for guiding them safely back to Southern Illinois.
Samuel Goldman argues the business model of college as a job path keeps SIU steady. He notes many students won’t leave income for full-time study and says universities retain their character despite attempts to emulate other schools like the University of Chicago.
The American Bar Association and New York State Bar Association oppose a Justice Department policy that may pressure companies to refuse paying legal costs for corporate officers facing potential indictment. They warn it threatens attorney client privilege and the right to legal representation. DOJ says it will consider concerns while keeping core guidance.
Trap and Field editor Heeg touts the World Shooting and Recreational Complex as top quality with new amenities and room for growth. She notes strong ATA cooperation, upcoming Grand American attendance potential, and Illinois shooters drawn to the facility, while acknowledging traffic and police entrance confusion.
The U N Security Council approved a cease fire plan calling for a Lebanese army and international force to control an 18 mile buffer with Hezbollah disarmament. Despite the accord, heavy fighting continued with 30,000 Israeli troops in Lebanon's south, raids on Beirut and Bekaa targets, and a rising death toll including civilians and soldiers.
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