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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2002
Page
4
A dense policy and contact roster outlines how readers submit letters and classified ads including submission limits, signatory requirements, phone and email contacts for Editor and operations, and guidance on what qualifies for publication. It notes addresses, hours, and how to replace missed papers plus how to place ads and reach circulation.
A reader voices pride in Southern Illinois, critiques northern ways, and suggests state lines. The letter also discusses the national anthem arrangement by SIUC students and argues it should remain unaltered and performed as written.
A reader argues that many companies continued payrolls and offered health coverage for 9/11 families, yet some survivors still demand more. The letter contrasts USS Cole and Oklahoma City victims with World Trade Center cases, questioning the fairness of large firm settlements and urging gratitude for ongoing support.
A reader argues coaches must demand fair play and also treat players with respect, urging players to mature and work together for Johnston City. The letter defends leaders against hotheads and emphasizes teamwork, responsibility, and pride in local sports.
A Republican voter criticizes Rep Best for proposing DNA collection from felons, arguing debt to society should end with punishment. The letter urges skepticism about surveillance, cites a Hall of Fame dispute, and questions a Chicago parking notice scam affecting seniors. The writer asks for anonymity.
The speaker argues against a $75 seat belt fine and against government prayers for multireligion groups. They question allocating funds for 9/11 victims, profiling, and holding Enron executives accountable, expressing strong distrust and frustration with policy and accountability.
A resident appeals to the person or people who took Christmas decorations from a yard on a sunny afternoon before Christmas to return them. The family spent time assembling, wiring with sand, and decorating the home and yard, bringing joy to children, grandchildren, and neighbors, including sentimental pieces added each year.
Online poll shows 75 percent say crime would decrease if trained individuals with permits carry concealed weapons, 13 percent expect a rise, 9 percent see no difference, and 3 percent have no opinion. Participants include Lamar Jones Carterville Lyle Smith Carbondale Annette Branche West Frankfort.
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