Letters policy for Voice of the Reader in The Southern Illinoisan
The page outlines submission rules for letters including word limit 250, typewritten or email, sign and include telephone number for verification though not published, author name and hometown published, right to edit reserved, no poetry or mass submissions, libelous content not published, send to Voice of the Reader at The Southern Illinoisan with contact details and tips for reporting news, plus a list of elected officials with contact numbers and websites.
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Voice of the Reader
Southern Illinoisan
P.O
Carbondale
Thesouthern.com
Carbondale's founder Daniel Brush a quarrelsome visionary
A compact portrait of Daniel Harmon Brush born 1813 in Vermont, who built Carbondale Illinois with rivals in Murphysboro Jenkins and Logans and who planned a coal town with church plots and a ban on spirits. He opened stores built a railroad depot and a Presbyterian church, served as city clerk and lawyer, served in the Union Army, and left a powerful local legacy.
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Carbondale
Daniel Harmon Brush
Vermont
Greene County
Illinois
Alexander Jenkins
Brownsville
Jackson County
Jenkins
Daniel
Julia Etherton
St. Louis
Cairo
Julia
Grand Tower
Louisville
Kentucky
Murphysboro
John Logan
Brush
Illinois Central Railroad
Makanda
de Soto
Marion
Big Muddy River
James
Town Square
Isaac Rapp
Main
Walnut
University Avenue
Missouri
Letters To The Editor Critique Of Community Colleges And Malpractice
Sacep A Khan from Benton critiques Walter Wendler’s columns on community colleges and diversity. He argues such colleges limit exposure to scholars and diverse peers while noting SIUC’s broader reach. The letter cites malpractice cost caps, lawsuits, and calls for the Illinois Supreme Court to uphold a $500000 punitive damages cap.
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SIUC
Walter Wendler
Illinois
Rod Blagojevich
Indiana
USA
Madison
St. Clair
Madison County
St. Clair County
Cook County
Illinois Supreme Court
Sacep A. Khan
M.D. Benton
Doctors not out to hurt patients letter to editor
A reader disputes a Friday November 30 2007 letter by Tammy Schilt of West Salem, defending physicians and urging careful interpretation of medical care and patient safety.
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Tammy Schilt
West Salem
Huckabee becomes GOP frontrunner Democrats want to run against
Bill Press argues Mike Huckabee, once seen as conservative without horns, reveals troubling past marks including support for a Wayne Dumond release and HIV/AIDS quarantine stances. Press portrays Huckabee as an unelectable Republican frontrunner who would spark a strong Democratic challenge in 2008.
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Mitt Romney
Fred Thompson
Rudy Giuliani
Mike Huckabee
Huckaboom
Iowa
Dumond
Huckabee
State Parole Board
Senate
Hollywood
Centers For Disease Control
Divinity School
Gov
USA Today
Southern Baptist Convention
SBC
Ad Huckabee
SEC
Salt Lake City
Jesus Christ
Christ
Arkansas
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Gary Metro
Gary
Metro
Thesouthern
Karen Binder
Karen
Williamson County
Barack Obama
Obama
Dick Durbin
Durbin
U.S. Rep
John Shimkus
House.gov
U.S
Jerry Costello
Costello
Gary Forby
David Luechtefeld
Brandon Phelps
Mike Bost
John Bradley
Davie
Kenney
David Kenney
Centralia
West Frankfort
Robert Hartley
Community College
Bill Press
Billpressshow.com
Bill
Billpress.com
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