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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2008

Page

4

Letters Policy for Voice of the Reader in The Southern Illinoisan

Public letters to Voice of the Reader must be typed or emailed and signed with a phone number for verification. They are limited to 250 words, edited as needed, and not published if libelous or personal attacks. contact details for editors and lawmakers are provided.

Lincoln's 1849 reply on signatures to Schlater

On January 5, 1849 Abraham Lincoln responds to C A Schlater who requested Lincoln's signature with sentiment. Lincoln states he is not sentimental and suggests the best sentiment is collecting signatures of all persons no less distinguished, yielding an undistinguished mass of names. Compiled by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency with sponsors The Souther Illinoisan.

Lincoln C.A. Schlater Schlater The Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Illinois Press Association Souther Illinoisan

Iowa caucus memories from a Globe Gazette editor

The editor recalls the 2004 Iowa caucus season in Mason City and how candidates visited the Globe Gazette office Kerry and Dean interactions, Bush observations, and the Iowa impact on campaigns. It notes Obama Huckabee momentum and the upcoming New Hampshire primary as the nation’s first test.

Iowa John Kerry Howard Dean Kerry Bill Clinton White House Ronald Reagan Barack Obama Mike Huckabee New Hampshire

Kennedy Chavez oil aid stirs debate on helping the poor

Mona Charen questions Joe Kennedy II’s charity ad offering reduced price heating oil linked to Venezuela and Hugo Chavez. The piece notes Venezuela’s inflation, shortages, and political repression, arguing Kennedy should reconsider an alliance with Chavez despite claims of aiding the poor.

Joseph P. Kennedy II Venezuela Avauys Joe Kennedy Hugo Chavez Kennedy Iran Cuba United States U.S Latin America Castro Chavez OPEC Mr. Bountiful Associated Press Mr. Kennedy CNN Radio Caracas Television Freedom State Department Organization of American States OAS Sicariato

Stranger Pay It Forward At Denny’s In Carbondale

A couple wearing a military unit sweatshirt overheard a family talk about an Air Force son and an upcoming deployment. They paid for the writers’ lunch after sharing holiday wishes, offering kindness during a tough year marked by the son’s passing. The writers thank the unknown pair and hope they read this.

Denny’s Carbondale Peoria Air Force 82Nd Airborne Iraq

Vote for Golden Pen Award Winner Opens January Voting

Readers can vote through Sunday January 13 for The Southern Illinoisan Golden Pen Award given monthly to the author of the top letter to the editor. Votes may be cast online at thesouthern com or by mail using a January 2 letter and clipping sent to Editor Gary Metro Carbondale Illinois.

Gary Metro the Southern Gary.metro Thesouthern Thesouthern.com Editorsblog The Southern Illinoisan North Illinois Ave Carbondale

Huckabee looks like an easy loser to Democrats

The article argues against Bill Press and defends selecting the best human over profession. It notes Dumond's parole document signed by Jim Guy Tucker, and questions Huckabee's authority and the presidency. It asserts electing a president should ignore religion or occupation and may even support considering Press a candidate.

Bill Press Mike Huckabee Huckabee Wayne Dumond Jim Guy Tucker Bill Clinton Dumond Arkansas Tucker Clinton Press United States Mr. Press

Don’t look for immediate change in our Iraq policy

Stephen Nickels’s Dec 29 letter calls security contractors in Iraq mercenaries funded by taxpayers. The writer agrees, arguing Iraq policy remains a train wreck until a new president enters the White House and parties in control shift, with hopes for an honest, decisive leader who looks before acting.

Iraq Stephen Nickels Nickels Blackwater Pennsylvania Ave Middle East Congress

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