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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
4
Publisher and editor Linda Ritchie Lindus continues at the helm with Mark Duran Samuels as managing editor and Dennis DeRossett as operations manager guiding the Lee Enterprises paper through ongoing newsroom changes.
A Florida Panhandle and Tennessee town chronicle rapid development and strip commercial growth. The piece weighs preservation against expansion in Pensacola and Cookeville, cites Mullet Toss culture, and riffs on tax breaks, corporate welfare, and a quirky Road Kill Bill proposal in Tennessee. Molly Ivins notes vacation column, original March 1999.
City Manager Jeff Doherty tells The Southern Illinoisan rumors about downtown funding the Pig Out festival CBDC support and a failing Main Street Program are unfounded. He says the Main Street Program will be decided by business owners, the city backs the festival, the CBDC groundwork is promising, and the city remains in good fiscal shape with a four month Rainy Day fund.
A quote attributed to Adolf Hitler discusses leadership as consolidating public focus against a single foe. It asserts a genius leader blends diverse opponents into one category to maintain unwavering attention and resolve.
A brief, solemn quotation urges obedience to divine commandments. It promises God will provide rain in its season enabling harvests of grain wine and oil for the land. The voice stresses loving and serving the Lord with heart and soul.
A reader protests a September article about students opinions after attacks and cites a 25 year old graduate student J Williams who denied United We Stand solidarity. The letter condemns his remarks as unpatriotic and questions his right to remain in the United States.
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