Rams pass on SIUC for 2011 preseason camp
In the face of NFL lockout uncertainty the St. Louis Rams chose to hold their preseason camp in St. Louis for a third straight year, passing SIUC Carbondale. The piece urges a regional effort to persuade the Rams to relocate in 2012, highlighting Saluki Way funding and regional benefits.
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Editorial letters policy and contact details
The notice outlines letters to the editor rules including a 250 word limit, signing and phone verification, non publication of numbers, and contact options. It lists editors Gary Metro and Mark Fitton with emails and phone extensions and provides submission addresses for The Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale Illinois.
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Officials contact list for Illinois lawmakers
U S Sen Mark Kirk phone numbers and websites. U S Sen Dick Durbin numbers and offices. U S Rep John Shimkus and Jerry Costello contact lines. State Sen David Luechtefeld and State Reps Brandon Phelps and Mike Bost listed with phone numbers and emails. Provides district offices and general contact paths.
The White House tax stance under Obama tested by spending
MONACHAREN argues that President Obama insists on higher taxes while expanding spending. He cites deficits, debt growth, and stimulus flaws, contending Medicare and Medicaid waste and fraud undermine reform efforts. The piece critiques tax hikes as ineffective and political, urging accountability and fiscal restraint.
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Tribute overlooks Kep’s Ag School’s enduring impact
Voice of the Reader argues Wendell Keepper’s work at Kep’s Ag School shaped SIU’s rise. The 1946 ban on graduate programs at Carbondale gave way in the early 1950s to an agriculture school that enabled professional and doctoral programs statewide. Kep’s effort helped establish SIU as a regional economic and cultural anchor, influencing later expansions such as the Dental School at Alton and SIU Edwardsville.
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