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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2011

Page

4

Voice Of The Southern Council Punts On Grocery Liquor Issue

Our view argues Carbondale residents want grocery store liquor sales but Mayor Fritzler rushed the issue without a formal Liquor Advisory Board recommendation. The council stalled Tuesday with silent motion defeat, then calls for more time and public discussion before any vote.

Joel Fritzler Liquor Advisory Board Carbondale Lee Fronabarger Fritzler Corene McDaniel McDaniel

Letters to the Editor Policy and Contact Details

Readers are advised letters must be 250 words, signed, and include a verifiable phone number. The paper may edit submissions and will not publish libelous or mass submissions. Contact addresses, emails, editor names, and political figures are provided for submission and verification purposes.

Race and class in two wrongful justice cases

Leonard Pitts Jr examines Tyler Morton and Ryan LeVin cases, arguing race and class shape outcomes. LeVin, white and wealthy, received house arrest after a fatal hit run. Morton, 18, black from Rushville, faces trial on charges that could yield eight years, with bond set at 30000.

Ryan LeVin Fort Lauderdale Tyell Morton Rushville Ind LeVin Morton Jaye Davis Rushville Republican Nelson Columbine

Illinois workers' comp reform urged to boost jobs

A letter to the editor urges Gov. Pat Quinn to sign a General Assembly bill reforming Illinois workers' compensation. It calls for impairment standards, drug free injury proof, use of preferred provider organizations, lower fee schedules, and measures against fraud to reduce costs and create jobs.

Illinois Pat Quinn State General Assembly

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