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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2008
Page
10
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On January 13, 1862 President Lincoln writes Brigadier General Don C Buell noting his ideas are not orders but should be respectfully considered. He analyzes the war with a view to Union superiority in numbers and enemy concentration weaknesses and proposes simultaneous pressure on multiple points to enable flexible attacks.
SIUC and chemist Yong Gao push a grease to biodiesel project using AI to convert used grease into fuel. David Lightfoot leads soybean seed innovations enabling resistance to Sudden Death Syndrome, a fungal threat that has ravaged Illinois soybeans worth about 100 million dollars over three years.
Voce of the Southen formed Midwest Energy Group Inc. SIUC is praised for clean coal tech and friction studies. The university targets top 75 national research ranking, with FY2006 research grants at about 43.5 million dollars and license income near 500 thousand the next year.
Brian M. Riedl argues tax rate reductions spur growth by boosting work, saving, and investment while rebates merely redistribute existing wealth. He cites 2003 tax cuts as evidence that lower rates boosted investment, job creation, and GDP, and warns against redistribution via rebates or broad spending programs.
Leonard Pitts Jr deplores media obsession with celebrities. He argues photo harassment and nonstop surveillance harm privacy, urging a law to curb fame’s intrusion while praising modest dignity over sensational coverage. He cites Britney Spears and Princess Diana amid a broader call for media restraint.
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