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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2006
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan outlines reader letters up to 250 words, requires signing and a verifiable telephone number, and reserves the right to edit. Contact options are listed for submissions, tips, and subscriptions, with dates and paper delivery notes for 2006.
Southern Illinois University Salukis open football season hosting Division II Lock Haven at McAndrew Stadium in Carbondale. Coach Jerry Kill seeks fourth straight Gateway title and another national playoff run as star players Whitlock Hill Turner Wims and Turner lead the attack amid Salukis traditions and tailgate atmosphere.
A reader accuses Rush Limbaugh of conservatism hypocrisy for carrying Viagra in another name and questions the morality of unmarried public figures. The piece then argues for reform in criminal justice, suggesting more surveillance and rehabilitation, while criticizing prosecutors and civil liberties. It cites harsh sentencing, state guidelines, and the role of public defenders, ending with a note about Southern Illinoisan columnists.
The text links Genesis prophecies about Asher and Naphtali to modern Lebanon and Israel. It claims Israel has gained land beyond Sidon, aligning with Jacob’s blessing, and asserts Hezbollah does not own this land while Asher and Naphtali’s blessing endures.
In this epilogue to a five year old column tale Jim Muir recalls the rescue of a kitten named Stuck by his wife Lisa. The piece recounts attic and wall rescues, a cherished cat’s five years with the family, and the quiet sorrow of his loss on the highway. It reflects on companionship, routine and morning rituals.
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