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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2006
Page
4
Jim Muir takes a break from his column with no current timetable for return. The note confirms the columnist is on vacation and will resume publication once back.
The Southern Illinoisan outlines letters to Voice of the Reader guidelines including word limit, signatures and verification, and prohibition on libelous or mass submissions. It lists contact methods for letters, tips, subscriber services, classifieds, and display ads along with office addresses and publication details.
The piece urges responsible summer use of outdoor activities in Southern Illinois including swimming boating and hiking. It cites IDNR statistics on drownings and injuries, promotes free boat safety courses and an online option, and shares Red Cross tips on weather safety swimming precautions and hiking camp planning with emphasis on staying with companions and signaling emergencies.
Anthony Dakuras of Royalton urges adding Chicago air service to Illinois airports like Williamson County to assist business travelers, medical patients, and volunteers in cancer and heart programs. He notes the need for insurance continuity and cites his family in the Chicago area as a motivation.
A reader endorses the Opinion page caption Protect the Constitution Respect Our Bill of Rights and cites flags and religious liberty debates. The piece lists Vatican figures on religion and politics and names columnists and authors in The Southern Illinoisan with William D. Curtis West Frankfort tag.
The piece recalls early AIDS denial and fear, noting five gay men infected and linking some cases to sexual contact. It laments public indifference, highlights global toll, especially in Africa, India and Russia, and warns AIDS remains incurable. It contrasts with avian flu as a future health concern.
The OMB reports private lenders cost the government far more than direct loans. Expanding direct government lending could save taxpayers billions and lower student costs by removing guaranteed private loans and associated profits, fees, and administrative costs.
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