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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2002
Page
4
Editorial board and contact details for The Southern Illinoisan publish office hours phone numbers and email options The notice outlines letters policy including length limits and signatures plus submission methods and definitions of acceptable content for Voice of the Reader and The Vent
In Perry County items, Jim Ryan and U N inspectors spar with IRS and state agencies. Project NewPath yields a 37 percent drop in juvenile gang crime, while funding fears loom. Franklin Hospital in Benton shifts to a critical access facility with employment rising to 115. Carbondale sells sesquicentennial ornaments for 20 dollars. County finances strain with computer upgrades and reassessment limits. A deputy halts a rolling meth lab near Du Quoin City Lake. Tax refunds may be late. Gov elect Blagojevich faces spending scrutiny by A G Ryan. Judy Baar Topinka named state GOP chair amid a tense political climate. U N inspectors face Iraq delays and Iraqi resistance.
A reader urges parents and caregivers to monitor children's media use citing the National Association for the Education of Young Children. She stresses positive role models and responsible oversight, thanking Southern Illinois residents for their everyday kindness and reflecting on a local road map correction in Carbondale.
A caller urges readers to thank President Bush and Senators Durbin and Fitzgerald for the Homeland Security Act, claiming it turns the U S into a police state. The message accuses the media of distraction while freedoms erode and jobs move abroad, warning that sacrificing liberty for security is perilous.
Philip Terzian reviews new JFK health revelations from Janet Travell notes and Dr. Robert Dallek. The Atlantic excerpt shows Kennedy endured Addison's disease osteoporosis and chronic pain, medicated with opioids stimulants and sedatives, challenging the iconic image of a vigorous president.
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