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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2012

Page

4

Illinois food hubs could link farmers to urban markets

Illinois aims to boost its local food economy by expanding processing storage and distribution through food hubs. A USDA state collaboration, workshops, and a Chicago meeting of 200 hubs highlight plans to connect farms to large buyers, create jobs, and improve access to fresh local food statewide.

Lillinois Illinois Ken Ropp Central Illinois Ropp Farmers Markets Ken U.S. Department of Agriculture State of Illinois University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Illinois Farm Bureau Chicago

Voice of the Reader praises debate push for 12th District

A reader thanks The Southern for offering to help schedule six debates before November 6 in the 12th U.S. Congressional District. The letter endorses the editorial call for civil, widely attended discussions, noting a long Lincoln-Douglas era tradition and a commitment to informing voters.

Voice of the Southern U.S Illinois

Titanic parallels in editor letters and debt debate

In a letter to the editor the writer disputes Doctor Mosley's Titanic analogy to U S debt and notes themes of social class and immigration politics. The letter argues that panic differed, cites survival rates by class, references the ship breaking apart, and urges comparing economic hardship to a sinking economy rather than partisan divides.

Doctor Mosley America Titanic Italy New York City

Letters to the Editor Policy for Southern Illinoisan Readers

Local policy outlines letter submission rules for the Carbondale Murphysboro De Soto region and Williamson County readers. Letters must be signed with a telephone number for verification and may be edited. libelous content is not published.

Carbondale Murphysboro de Soto Williamson County

Officials contact numbers and websites list

A compilation of contact lines for U S senators and Illinois representatives including Mark Kirk Dick Durbin John Shimkus Jerry Costello and state officials David Luechtefeld Jerry Costello with several phone numbers and website URLs for outreach and constituency information. The entries mix district and capitol phone lines and several broken or unclear web addresses.

Wake up America Politely Urges Voter Action and Faith

A senior citizen and Korean War veteran blasts current leadership and judiciary, accusing them of eroding constitutional freedoms. The writer, a Baptist and NRA ISRA member, vows active participation in the upcoming presidential election and asks for divine blessing on America.

Supreme Court Senate U.S. Congress NRA ISRA America Monroe James Hnston City

Save Our Nation's Moral Fiber Movement Warns of Cultural Change

A voice urges Americans to defend traditional moral values against perceived trends in governance and society. The message claims a movement seeks to redefine good and evil, criticizes church-state separation, and calls for voting to restore what it calls moral standards this November.

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