Rams Training Camp Missed At Carbondale Hit
Silence follows a failed NFL lockout resolution that would have brought the St. Louis Rams to Southern Illinois for a three week training camp in Carbondale, a potential economic boost for the region.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2011
Page
4
Silence follows a failed NFL lockout resolution that would have brought the St. Louis Rams to Southern Illinois for a three week training camp in Carbondale, a potential economic boost for the region.
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U S Senator Mark Kirk and U S Representative John Shimkus provide office phone numbers and websites for constituent inquiries. The contact details include district and Washington, D C numbers and official URLs for correspondence and assistance.
A July 4 scene at a Southern Illinois fast food restaurant shows a manager addressing an elderly customer by name and ensuring her choice of a spicy chicken sandwich, praising community spirit and volunteers aiding seniors. The note closes with gratitude to local leaders and a plea for civic action.
The author argues college and university athletic programs should face fewer fiscal restraints as winning teams are not essential to higher education. He cites examples from SIU and Ohio State, notes recruiting and pay-to-play issues, and suggests removing athletic recruitment would let local high school athletes have college opportunities and restore healthier programs.
The user asks if English pronunciations of Iraq Iran Pakistan and Afghanistan reflect a deliberate shift toward an English accent or long-standing American habits. They seek guidance on correct, modern pronunciations and differences between the names.
A brief lament notes sustained war outcry in America, recalling June 20 to 26 when fourteen U S soldiers died in Afghanistan. It mentions televised lists and questions annual loss totals, while referencing Soviet resistance in the 1980s and a claim that missiles supplied by the U S aided Taliban efforts.
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