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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2003
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan editors invite readers to submit letters under 250 words via email or mail to The Southern Illinoisan Carbondale. Letters must be signed with name and hometown, include a verifiable telephone number, and may be edited. libelous or personal attacks are not published.
A reader warns that SIUC plans to gain control of The Haven risk veterans gains and warns of land lease history. The letter questions funding, upkeep by SIUC, and the potential traffic impact on Illinois 13 while urging media attention.
Kody Reese thanks supporters after reaching a $1,000 total with a June presentation to St Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis. She invites continued donations toward a $3,000 goal for 2004 and thanks The Southern Illinoisan Channel 3 KARCO and Carbondale Elks.
Sega staff visited Carbondale to shoot footage and study landmarks including University Mall and city hall for a new game. Cleo Dunaway Craig, Marion’s 113 year old former teacher and journalist, dies. Governor Blagojevich skips FutureGen conference at SIU. Mermet Lake area hosts Archers event with 1250 shooters. Rendleman elected Illinois Community College Trustees Association president. Du Quoin State Fair builds new multipurpose venue. Christopher Centennial events and fireworks busts spark debate. Founding Fathers remembered on Independence Day.
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a possible path around partisan fights through meaningful consultation with Senate leaders before a nomination. He cites Leahy and Daschle backing bipartisanship, Hatch's precedent, and mixed White House signals as the process plays out amid pressure from both conservative and liberal groups.
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