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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2013

Page

4

Moratorium urged on fracking by Williamson County resident

JOY RAMSEY of rural Williamson County urges a federal moratorium on fracking amid concerns over water safety, earthquakes, and environmental damage. She cites spills in Arkansas and evidence from Oklahoma, warns of 10 000 wells in New Albany shale, and calls for EPA study and opposition from Rep Bradley and Sen Forby.

U.S John _ Ashimkus Gulf of Mexico Arkansas Mayflower Arkansas Joy River Ramsey Pennsylvania Cheney Big Oil Shawnee National Forest Illinois Rend Lake New Albany Bend Lake Big Starved Rock State Park John Bradley Wabash Valley Cottage Grove Oklahoma Love Canal Illinois Department of Natural Resources Springfield EPA Rep. Bradley Sen. Forby

Golden Pen finalists addressed leadership and parenting themes

The Southern Illinoisan invites votes by May 10 for the April Golden Pen award honoring a letter writer. Finalists include Jim Ritcheson, Loren Klaus, and George Kuhn, with voting online or by mail and a prize of an inscribed pen and editor’s column recognition.

Thesouthern.com Southern Illinoisan Jim Ritcheson Murphysboro SIU Gary Metro The Illinois Ave Carbondale

Wrong decision on Hightower criticized by reader

A reader argues Governor Pat Quinn erred by not reappointing Ed Hightower to SIU Board of Trustees. The letter praises Hightower as a top state school administrator, denies intimidation by faculty groups, and defends trustee independence and taxpayer accountability. The writer condemns Quinn for bypassing board process and hints at political influence.

Illinois Pat Quinn SIU Hightower Board of Trustees Quinn University

National plan for rehabilitation of parenthood urged

A letter to the editor argues Illinois needs a national plan to rehabilitate parenthood. It criticizes placing responsibility on public schools for Common Core and No Child Left Behind outcomes, urges family environment as key, and warns of continued remediation needs for students in K-12 and college.

Sheila Simon Illinois Pat NCLB CCSS

Letters to the Editor Policy Clarifies Submission Rules

The Southern Illinoisan outlines letter guidelines limited to 250 words or less, must be signed, include a verification phone number, and be submitted by mail or email. It notes editable content, libel risk, and provides contact numbers and emails for submissions from Carbonate Murphysboro De Soto Williamson County and Carbondale Illinois readers.

Carbonate Murphysboro de Soto Williamson County

Officials Contact Details for Illinois Leaders

A list provides contact numbers and addresses for Gov. Pat Quinn, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk, U.S. Rep. William Enyart, and State Sen. Gary Forby. Entries include state capitol, Chicago offices, email or website hints, and phone lines for Springfield and D.C. offices.

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