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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2004
Page
44
Publisher and editors at The Southern Illinoisan outline submission rules for Voice of the Reader letters. Letters under 250 words must be signed with author name and hometown and include a verifiable phone number. The policy notes editing rights, disallowing poetry and mass submissions, and provides contact details and office hours.
The court ruled Michael Newdowlacked full custody of his daughter and thus lacked standing to sue over the Pledge of Allegiance. Observers say the decision postpones a broader constitutional ruling, signaling only a temporary respite amid ongoing debates about church and state in America.
The piece defends keeping a reference to God in the Pledge of Allegiance as part of tradition and national culture. It argues against removing religious language from public life, while backing individual freedom to abstain. It cautions against government neutrality toward religion becoming anti religious.
Justice Stevens leads a 5 3 ruling delaying a constitutional decision on the Pledge of Allegiance as a 9th Circuit panel’s stance triggers debate. A second opinion about Arizona tax credits for religious schools raises federal limits under the Tax Injunction Act, with dissents warning of broader state autonomy impacts.
Clarence Page surveys how both campaigns portray flip flops and shifting positions. He notes Kerry’s long Senate record and Bush aides who echo contrasting lines, from budget priorities to Iraq policy, highlighting the thin line between flexibility and flip flop in a heated election year.
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