Southern Alee Enterprises Editorial Board Announcement
Publisher Dennis DeRossett Editor James Bennett Managing Editor Ralph Loos oversee the paper as the Southern ALee Enterprises launch editorial leadership. The note lists key staff roles and confirms the board composition for the local newspaper.
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Letters policy and contact details for The Southern Illinoisan
A notice outlines submission standards for Voice of the Reader letters, including word limit, signature, and required hometown. It lists contact methods for tips, editor replies, circulation, classifieds, and display ads, plus publication ownership and mailing address.
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Flag at half staff debate in Carbondale mayor action
Letter-writer argues only federal and state authorities may order half staff for the U S flag and urges consistent display nationwide. He recalls military service and notes proper half staff protocol includes raising the flag to the top before lowering.
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Public Broadcasting Funding Critique and Call to Action
A reader denounces Bush administration cuts to NPR and PBS as harmful. The letter cites Sesame Street funding as a first target and notes 1.5 million constituents requesting Congress oppose reductions. The writer urges readers to contact Senators and Representatives and to vote against Republicans in November.
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Columnists by day in The Southern Illinoisan
The Southern Illinoisan lists columnists by day including Leonard Pitts Jr on Wednesday and Jim Muir on Thursday. Sunday columnists are David Broder and Friday features James Bennett, Mona Charen, and Jim Davidson. Clarence Page, James Kilpatrick, Ann Coulter, and Molly Ivins appear as Saturday contributors.
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Mona Charen
Jim Davidson
Clarence Page
James Kilpatrick
Ann Coulter
Molly Ivins
Justice and De Soto Daze wrap up in area tributes
Resendiz fate closes a brutal chapter as the Railroad Killer is executed in Huntsville for murderer Dr. Claudia Benton, with Jackson County prosecutors who pursued the case noting the open work and family healing begins amid other local notices.
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George Marber
Carolyn Frederick
Gorham
Angel Resendiz
Jackson County
Michael Wepsiec
Resendiz
Team Minnesota experiments in governance across five state offices
Washington Post columnist David Broder profiles Peter Hutchinson and five Independence slate candidates in Minnesota, led by Hutchinson, aiming to reform state politics with unity and a fact driven agenda. They face Tim Pawlenty and Mike Hatch in a polarized race, with potential to draw votes from major parties.
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