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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 2002

Page

2

Campaign finance supporters optimistic about bill's passage

Supporters of a campaign finance bill expect to win House approval as debate looms. Rep. Christopher Shays and Rep. Tom Udall voiced momentum while Sen. Mitch McConnell warned of Democratic-leaning fixes. The plan would curb soft money, cap state party contributions, and curb certain political ads near elections. Debate starts Tuesday with votes not anticipated until midweek.

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Former rep pushes term limit plan for Illinois leaders

State politician Skinner proposes a 2004 ballot measure to limit terms of state lawmakers, arguing access to new voices while opponents cite loss of experience. Leaders dismiss the plan, noting unclear benefits and voter support. Petitions would require 8 percent of this fall's voter turnout to qualify.

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Lincoln lookalike Stritzel recalls Abe Lincoln life and Civil War era

Lincoln lookalike Stritzel, 90, recalls California trip to Mt. Rushmore, kids mistaking him for Abe Lincoln, and his research into Lincoln and the Civil War. He notes vast changes from horse and plow to modern technology, while preferring simple rituals like old-fashioned popcorn popping.

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Jake Burton Father or Favorite Son of Snowboarding

Jake Burton, 47, rejects being labeled founder but credits exposure to a snowboard idea from his youth. He left a financial job in 1977 to start Burton Boards, facing $100,000 debt before building the leading snowboarding brand as the sport enters the Olympics.

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Snowboarders Speak in Their Own Snowcabulary

NBC reporter Delaney notes snowboard slang reflects culture and sport. Terms like dust on crust and grays on trays show how language evolves as riders ride. Midwest lingo differs from coasts, while new words such as snowcabulary emerge amid mainstream growth and youth reclaim words.

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Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Illinoisan

Readers are invited to report inaccuracies in The Southern Illinoisan via the Accuracy Hotline. Call 529-5454 Ext. 5176 from Jackson County or 800 228-0429 Ext. 5176 from elsewhere to alert staff.

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