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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2002
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan outlines editorial staff contacts and submission routes for news tips letters to Voice of the Reader and The Vent. It provides address, phone, email details, submission length limits, and publication policies including signatures, libel limits, and editing rights.
The Ramadan festival features a long form Egyptian series drawing on The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Attended by a lead actor and co writer, a press conference acknowledged the Protocols were likely bogus. The piece frames hate as persistent despite debunking.
The U S State Department criticized Egyptian television for airing programs viewed as racist or false, provoking praise from producers and fueling anti Semitic myths in Egypt and the Arab world. C David Welch urged better reporting on who designed the Sept 11 attacks while Egypt refused to buy foreign paid programming. The piece questions the harm of showing American Muslim life through videos and urges viewers to judge America by its values rather than propaganda.
A letter warns The Southern Illinois University Carbondale paper favors the administration in coverage of faculty bargaining and accuses editors of shaping news. It recounts historic 1970s campus layoffs and calls for balanced reporting and less partisan opinion in editorials and letters.
Hank and Cywpe Fowter Mureuysren recount a Golden Corral in Carbondale at Reed Station Crossroads offering free meals to active duty and veterans on Veterans Day. The event drew hundreds, with flags, bunting, and a warm, respectful atmosphere. No proof was required, staff treated all with kindness, and the gesture left patrons feeling appreciated and connected.
Molly Ivins comments on Janet Rehnquist at HHS and the push for less regulation. She notes cuts to antifraud efforts, praise from Tom Scully, and questions the open industry policing approach. The piece mocks Republican moves, FCC deregulation, and forest fire plans, urging vigilance.
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