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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2002
Page
4
Publisher Linda Ritchie Lindus and staff invite reader contact for tips comments and letters. Includes phones emails and hours for news tips subscriber services and classifieds. Public notices reference The Southern Illinoisan mailing address and policy on letters not exceeding 250 words.
The Southern Illinoisan urges readers to doubt negative campaign ads from gubernatorial hopefuls Jim Ryan and Rod Blagojevich. It notes gun policy history on FOID fees and accuses ads of guilt by association. Readers are advised to seek direct questions, read the paper, and educate themselves on real issues rather than sound bites.
Illinois could gain an annual IDOT study identifying the 100 most dangerous intersections. The bill, Senate 995, would require IDOT to report measures taken to address problem spots to the House speaker and Senate president, aiming to improve highway safety alongside enforcement.
The speaker questions State Senator Larry Woolard on proposed income tax raises, urging scrutiny of state finances and waste. They argue workers cannot demand higher pay, note jobs moving overseas under NAFTA, and warn Woolard may face job loss ifhe sees no need for more revenue.
Stephen Cannedy commends Pinckneyville Community High School Marching Panthers for 130 students on a week-long trip to Disney World. He praises their behavior, discipline, and adaptability, noting positive remarks from tour staff and locals and thanking chaperones, parents, teachers, and the Pinckneyville community for support.
Molly Mins writes for Creators Syndicate. The Texas GOP remains split between Christian right and country club conservatives as the party debates abortion litmus tests and RINO rules. Gramm's attack on Democrats over Spanish language debates sparks debate on race in politics.
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