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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2006
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan outlines letters policy, submission details, and contact avenues for readers, tips, and customer service. It lists signatures, verification phone numbers, and limits on publication, plus addresses and emails for editorial staff and advertising. The notice also includes delivery schedules, subscription pricing, and ad placement contacts.
The Franklin-Williamson Bi-County Health Department and the Illinois Department of Public Health report two August West Nile positive mosquito cases in Johnston City and Marion, with two July dead blue jays and a Will County man in his 60s among 25 human cases statewide. Officials urge precautions, water removal, repellents, and local spraying while noting higher risk for over 50s and pregnant women.
A reader argues The Southern Illinoisan may decline printing Ann Coulter’s syndicated column without violating the First Amendment. The letter distinguishes libel protections, freedom of expression, and editorial choice, asserting the paper can opt not to continue paying for the column.
A reader urges adherence to the Bald Knob Cross original purpose and its core words Faith Hope Charity Peace. He recalls William M Planett who funded the cross and hoped for a national symbol fostering unity, noting the cross’s founders and early support. He questions current board actions and denounces denominational takeovers.
Ponsetti family members from across the United States gathered for a summer reunion in Southern Illinois. The note thanks Pat Hill and family for planning and securing reservations and venues and praises Paul Meeks at Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery for an inspiring tour. Meeks is lauded for dedicated care of the Frankfort cemetery, which the writer helps manage as a township trustee.
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