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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2004
Page
6
The Southern Illinoisan invites reader letters up to 250 words via mail or email. Include signature and hometown and a verification phone number. Submission rules prohibit poetry, mass submissions, or libelous content. contact details for newsroom and ads are provided.
A community driven initiative invites all residents to join Carbondale Conversations for Community Action. The aim is to listen, identify strengths and weaknesses, and plot a forward path with broad participation beyond leaders and business or education sectors. How will the effort differ from past initiatives?
Carbondale launches a four meeting effort to unite diverse residents through honest dialogue. The kickoff Saturday from 2 to 4 PM at Carbondale Community High School cafeteria invites participation, with follow up actions guiding the Carbondale Human Relations Commission agenda. Coordinator Lana Bardo at city hall 549 5302 and studycircles ci carbondale il us web site provided.
A reader letter discusses the affect of bankruptcy law on debtors and creditors versus the need for a fresh start. It critiques Blagojevichs prison policy, job losses, and agency mergers, arguing for prudent fiscal policy and responsible consumer choices with a regional Du Quoin vantage.
Jim Muir discusses readers' reactions to his previous column on the Massac County Cairo high school regional final riot. He argues blaming race is a crutch for failure, cites varied reader comments, and urges personal effort over scapegoating while noting real inequities.
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