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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2003
Page
4
A Southern Illinois online poll asks if Martha Stewart will serve time for SEC violations. About 75 percent think she will avoid prison, citing her money and legal representation, while others cite grand jury perjury concerns. SI Speaks notes the poll is non scientific and invites votes on a new question about an east west interstate.
The Southern Illinoisan provides contact details for Publisher Dennis DeRossett and editors Meta Minton and Jeff Smyth. It lists newsroom tips and reader voice contact numbers for Carbondale Murphysboro and De Soto areas, Williamson County, and toll free lines. It also outlines subscriber services, ad placement contacts, and daily publication details plus letters policy including word limit and required signatures.
META MINTON reflects on The Price of Poverty feature and readers' responses. She highlights a single mother's $14,000 income, subsidized by care and housing aid, yielding a near 36,000 annual support when counted in benefits. Community workers stress broader poverty causes and solutions, including literacy and job training through Even Start.
A digest of global repression across Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Nigeria, Morocco and Iran contrasts with a BBC poll showing broad unfavorable views of the United States. The piece argues Americans should recognize their own freedoms amid worldwide limits on press and protest, ending with a Creators Syndicate note.
A collection of serious seeming headlines with double meanings. Headlines include Cold wave linked to temperature and Red tape holds up new bridge, among others. Jim Davidson, a motivational speaker and syndicated columnist, shares the humorous angle and closes with common sense sayings for courteous interaction.
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