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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2001
Page
4
Publisher and editor names listed for the newspaper page. Linda Ritchie Lindus is noted as Publisher and Editor, Mark Duran Samuels as Opinion Editor, with Dennis DeRossett as Operations Manager.
The Gen John A Logan Museum in Murphysboro extends Voices of the Civil War exhibit through December 16 featuring diaries memoirs photos and letters. The museum welcomes visitors Monday through Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday 1 to 4 pm.
The letter writer pleads for upholding constitutional liberties after Sept. 11. They warn that security at liberty's expense fuels further violence and backlash, urging Christians to consider Jesus's teachings and advocate peace, justice, and restraint for world leaders.
A biblical verse promises peace in the land with inhabitants able to lie down without fear. It states that evil beasts will be removed and that the sword shall not pass through the land.
The quotation argues that true conscience aligns with justice and that those who hear their own moral voice also recognize justice, noting that justice is not a private cue but shared moral insight attributed to Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
The policy explains letters should be under 250 words and typewritten or emailed. They must be signed and include a verifiable phone number, though the number is not published. Names and cities appear. The paper may edit letters and will not publish poetry or mass submissions or libelous or personal attacks.
A worn olive green USMC blanket in a closet holds memories of a young Marine named Andy who fought in the Pacific. The piece connects a father’s storytelling, a daughter’s eye roll, and a broader duty to honor World War II sacrifices. Gary Marx notes the piece from The Southern Illinoisan.
Carl P. Leubsdorf reviews Senator Jim Jeffords Vermont independent move from 2001 as a pivotal shift that altered Bush administration policy, Senate dynamics, and nominations, boosting bipartisan cooperation while delaying tax reforms and education funding talks. The piece notes fading coverage of Jeffords and mixed public mood about Washington.
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