Letters Policy for Voice of the Reader
The notice explains limits on letters to Voice of the Reader 250 words signed with name and town, plus a telephone number for verification. It lists submission methods and contact details for editors, news tips, and elected officials with phone numbers and web links.
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Illinois futuregen site chosen for Mattoon project
Illinois selected Mattoon as the FutureGen site for a 1.8 billion coal gasification plant that will capture and store carbon dioxide underground. The project promises hundreds of jobs for Mattoon and surrounding communities, with construction on a multi hundred acre site and long term plant operations. Benefits would extend across East Central Illinois and the Midwest.
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Mattoon
Illinois
Charleston
FutureGen
Midwest
Tsietort
FutureGen picks Mattoon site over Odessa Jewett amid hopes
The FutureGen Alliance announced Mattoon as the preferred site for a major coal tech project, citing geology location and transportation access. DOE concerns and congressional scrutiny loom, but supporters seek state benefits, local employment, and a new era of clean coal plants benefiting Illinois and neighboring regions.
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Tuscola
FutureGen
White House
Texas
Odessa
Jewett
FutureGen Alliance
Mattoon
Illinois
Southern Illinois University
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Sindis
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Midwest
Mid-Atlantic
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Congress
Durbin Obama Support Abortion in Letter to Editor
A reader defends against criticism by linking Sen Durbin and Sen Obama to support for abortion. The writer argues opposition to late term or partial birth abortion and asserts elected officials who back the procedure do not deserve office, referencing a letter as proof.
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Messenger
Chicago
Gabriel
Sen. Durbin
Sen. Obama
Remembering two unsung heroes of the 1957 Jackson County tornado
On the fiftieth anniversary of the December 17 1957 tornado in Jackson County, tributes honor William Wanstreet of Murphysboro and Alonzo Crim of Carbondale. Both men coordinated relief efforts, supervised agency cooperation, and left a legacy of charity and community service.
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Jackson County
William Wanstreet
Alonzo Crim
Department of Public Aid
Alonzo
Bill
Murphysboro
Carbondale
SIUC Supporters Urged to Embrace Steady Etiquette
Harvey Williams of Carbondale urges SIUC supporters to adopt consistent etiquette in quid pro quo relationships, criticizing fair-weather fans and calling for steadier, deserving backing for teams. He notes teams have often given more than they receive, urging ongoing commitment.
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SIUC
Least of the Bretheren Food Pantry Appeal
The Least of the Brethren Ministry issues a year end appeal calling for donations to feed the poor. Owner-operator notes faith driven mission, online ordering replacing faxes, USDA cuts, and rising pantry demand amid high fuel costs. Donations requested to 1100 Kennedy Drive, Pinckneyville, IL 62274.
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Bretheren
U.S
USDA
Least of
Least of the Brethren
Kennedy Drive
Pinckneyville
Marion Wildcats stun Althoff on Josh Martins late three
A December high school game at S. Carbon St. ended with Marion Wildcats beating Belleville Althoff Crusaders as Josh Martin banked in a game winning three. The scene at the scorer’s table showed jubilation among Marion fans and shock among Althoff supporters.
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Rich Herrin
Marshall County High School
Draffenville
Marshall County
United States
Gus Gillespie
Herrin
Murray
Gillespie
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Gunner
Muhlenberg North
Ron Winemiller
Winemiller
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