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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2004
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan editor and staff invite reader letters up to 250 words. Include name and hometown, signature, and a phone number for verification. Letters may be edited. poetry and mass submissions are not published. libelous content is prohibited.
China’s growing oil appetite pushes up global petroleum demand with prices around 49 dollars a barrel, up from 30 last August. The surge spurs calls in the United States for trimmed energy use, conservation, and more renewables, with Kerry favored for renewables and Bush emphasizing domestic drilling.
The Kansas City Star notes China's surge to the world’s second largest oil consumer with 6 million barrels daily and a projected tripling of demand by 2005. It discusses how petroleum supply disruptions in Iraq, Russia, and Venezuela could affect prices, US growth, and fuel policies, plus GM and Ford investments in China and Cadillac CTS mileage.
The Voice of the Reader column features letters varyingly praising and critiquing Kerry Edwards Bush and Clinton, defending courts and libel laws, recounting a McDonalds coffee case, and urging support for Dr Wendler at SIU while debating religious beliefs and tolerance. The writers cite Freedom of opinion, constitutional courts, and moral values across national and campus issues.
Jim Muir recounts life with wife Lisa and daughter Ginger who rescue many animals. The piece shares anecdotes of saving birds dogs and cats and highlights a latest late night road rescue. It ends with a note on a possible book proposal.
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