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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2003
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan lists its editorial board and contact details for submissions, tips, and letters. It outlines submission limits, sign requirements, phone numbers, and policy on letters including word limit, editing rights, and disallowed content.
The Illinois governor signals he will not sign a budget overly relying on gambling revenues calling gambling not a magic wand. He has flip flopped on the issue several times in recent months, leaving observers unsure of future stance.
The Illinois governor questions gambling expansion as House approves over 500 million in new spending amid a 5 billion deficit. He has shifted positions recently and warns gambling cannot solve budget woes until Springfield reins in spending. The governor remains unpredictable on gaming while urging fiscal reform.
A reader in Kuwait reports on life in Al Kut and Nasariya during patrols, describes detainee abuse, Iraqi suffering from sewage and water issues, and questions scriptural views on homophobia. The letter argues for love, mercy, and neighborly action as taught by Jesus. It ends with a note from ministers and readers about public radio programming changes.
James Kilpatrick reviews a Third Circuit ruling upholding that a nine year old Amanda and her mother had no constitutional wrong done when she protested a school field trip to a Wilkes Barre circus in 1999. The piece cites Tinker v. Des Moines and notes youth age affects free speech protections. Kilpatrick adds personal memory of school censorship.
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