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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2007
Page
4
Dennis DeRossett announces staff roles and leadership by Gary Metro editor Karen Binder and Steve Binder with special publications editor title on Friday October 5 2007 in the Southern Illinoisan.
A public notice outlines letter guidelines for Voice of the Reader, including a 250 word limit, need for signature and hometown, contact verification via phone, and editorial rights. It lists submission addresses, fax, and email, plus contact details for editors and local representatives.
Jessica Bradshaw of Carbondale urges readers to acknowledge the toll of the Iraq war, noting over 3,800 U S soldiers have died and calling for an end to the conflict. She reflects on how war reaches everyday life and invites readers to vote for the Golden Pen Award winner from the October letters.
Kathleen Parker argues evangelical Christian leaders split over GOP candidates, with Romney as the only obvious conservative pick despite doctrinal concerns. Some push polls and fear tactics threaten Romney’s national appeal while Parker notes his broad coalition potential to unite economic, security and social wings against Hillary Clinton.
Saluki homecoming at Southern Illinois University draws fans for a top 10 matchup with Youngstown State. Officials hope for a record crowd to back Coach Kill and the Dawgs amid town debates on a fourth Marion commissioner while SIUC alumna Joan Higginbotham returns to campus and new state grants aid SIUC and local colleges. The week includes hazardous waste pickups, a Jesse White tumbling visit, an Opry event, jail funding talks, a recycling committee effort, a problematic homecoming parade at Anna Jonesboro, and Prairie State Energy work boosting regional jobs.
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