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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2002
Page
4
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A Herrin City Council resolution backing a Williamson County site for a federal courthouse drew opposition from The Southern Illinoisan. Supporters cite I-57, Illinois 13, regional airport, security, services, and a $70 million infuse. Opponents warn against ill will and favor Benton. The editor urges bidding for the site while maintaining ties with neighbors and notes potential regional benefits.
Editorial roundup praises Marion Mayor Robert Butler for a possible second term while noting Carbondale councilwoman Maggie Flanagan’s early mayoral bid and Brad Cole’s cautious approach. Also covered are Saddam Hussein’s acceptance of UN inspectors, Gov. George Ryan’s late term budget cuts, and optimism for Rod Blagojevich. Mentioned are DCFS workers supporting Share Your Blessings, local football teams Benton Du Quoin Anna-Jonesboro, Williamson County prosecutor Garnati’s truancy crackdown, Man-tra-con tax volunteers, SIUC Rec Center’s community value, and Nancy Pelosi leading House Democrats.
Philip Terzian argues Democrats face bleak midterm fallout with internal blame and shifting power. He notes Gephardt’s resignation, McAuliffe’s provável exit, Pelosi’s left-leaning stance, and GOP erosion of Democratic strategy. Terzian compares 1960s and current party dynamics, warning against overreliance on fear and boilerplate attacks.
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