The Southern Illinoisan Editorial and Contact Details
The Southern Illinoisan based in Carbondale provides contact details for the editorial board publisher managing editor opinion editor and letters page. It lists submission guidelines including word limits for "Voice of the Reader" and "The Vent" with phone numbers addresses and posting rules. It notes ownership by Lee Enterprises and publication info with mailing addresses and subscription rates.
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Voice of the Reader
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Carbondale
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Iowa
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Open U.N. Iraq inspection demand met with hard conditions
The piece argues that Iraq will not allow inspections without limits, citing the presidential palaces as off limits. It calls for firm diplomacy and UN access to all sites to forestall military action, noting the House's approval of a Bush authorization proposed last Thursday.
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Iraq
Chicago
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Diplomatic pressure and hardline inspection push on Iraq
The House added limits to a Bush resolution demanding strong action if diplomacy fails. It requires a report to Congress within 48 hours of any action and backing from a broad majority. Powell urged UN inspectors to wait for a united council backing, insisting on unconditional, teethed inspections to compel Saddam’s disarmament.
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Iraq
U.N
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Joseph Lieberman
Senate
Tom Daschle
Saddam
United Nations
Colin Powell
Kofi Annan
Security Council
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U.S
Chicago Tribune
Letter writers attack Coulter and Falwell views
Readers urge open debate and condemn Coulter for promoting stereotype. The letters defend conservatism while criticizing Falwell and call for ethics reform in Illinois led by Lisa Madigan. They praise a public integrity plan and seek proactive leadership to curb corruption.
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Illinois
Lisa Madigan
Madigan
Rednour targets politics and money in Illinois story
Reporter Jim Muir details Wanda Rednour’s defense of her role on the Illinois State Board of Elections and as Du Quoin Bank vice chair. She denies knowledge of a $1 million Blagojevich deposit touching a GOP complaint, calls media hype “much ado about nothing,” and faults party leaders for stirring controversy.
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Howard Beale
Wanda Rednour
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Illinois
du Quoin
Chicago Sun-Times
Illinois State Board of Elections
du Quoin State Bank
Rod Blagojevich
GOP
Blagojevich
State Election Board
Chicago
Jim Ryan
John
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Big John
Republican Party
Gary MacDougal
Jim Muir
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