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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 2011

Page

12

IYC Murphysboro should become a DOC operated state prison

Southern Illinois editorials urge reconfiguring the Illinois Youth Center Murphysboro rather than closing it. Advocates propose moving the facility under the Department of Corrections to house about 150 minimum security inmates, easing DOC overcapacity while preserving local jobs and economy. The plan argues a minor but meaningful improvement over closure.

Pat Quinn Illinois Youth Center Murphysboro Illinois IYC Department of Corrections John Howard Association of TYC DOC Juvenile Justice Commission On Government

Voice of the Reader on Chester’s hotel idea

To the Editor a reader supports Chester considering a hotel. The writer cites economic benefits and job creation, urging community consideration before it is too late.

Reader Hotel Chester’s Hotel

Hold 'job creators' accountable in tax debate

A critique of tax policy debates argues for accountability in claims about jobs. It cites Reagan Clinton and Bush eras to question whether tax changes reliably create or destroy employment. Proposes a system requiring refunds if promised jobs are not delivered.

Ronald Reagan Bill Clinton George W. Bush U.S

Golden Pen Award voting opens for September letters

Readers can vote online or by mail through Oct. 10 for The Southern Illinoisan Golden Pen Award. Finalists include Carla Feldhamer of Carbondale Alfred E. Sonny Sanders of Marion and Bill Littrell of Jonesboro. The winner receives an inscribed gold colored pen and editor column recognition.

Southern Illinoisan Thesouthern.com Carla Feldhamer Carbondale Alfred E Sonny’ Sanders Marion Bill Littrell Jonesboro U.S. Congress Gary Metro Southern Illnoisan Illinois Ave

Tea party at the edge of extremism in American politics

Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that the tea party embodies a virulently anti government and anti science movement driven by fear of demographic change. He cites Oklahoma City and a 2010 SPLC rise in anti government groups to warn of escalating radicalism and urges readers to question how to respond.

Michele Bachmann Rick Perry Barack Obama Leonard GOP Obama America Oklahoma City Southern Poverty Law Center Capitol Hill

Letters to Editor Policy Clarifies Submissions

The notice explains letter submission limits of 250 words and required contact details for publication. It provides phone numbers for news reporting in Carbondale Murphysboro De Soto and Williamson County and lists contact emails for the editor and managing editor.

Carbondale Murphysboro de Soto Williamson County

Officials Contact for U S Senator Kirk and Office

Officials list U S Senator Mark Kirk with contact numbers 312 886 3506 and 202 224 2864 for constituent inquiries and assistance.

U.S Mark Kirk

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