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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2007
Page
4
The notice outlines submission rules for Letters to the Voice of the Reader including word limit of 250, signatory requirement, and inclusion of a verifiable phone number. It also lists contact methods, editors, and a roster of elected officials with phone numbers and websites for reader engagement.
The piece notes courage as a trait in breast cancer battles and highlights declines in cancer deaths since 1993, aided by early detection. It cites public awareness improving outcomes and Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a driver of progress against a leading female cancer.
The Southern Illinoisan highlights courage and survival in October breast cancer coverage. It profiles Barbie Hosick of Benton and Shirley Waddell of Carrier Mills, noting lumpectomy and multiple treatments, urging annual mammograms and regular screenings for early detection. The piece honors all who fight the disease and emphasizes support, faith, and family.
Kathleen Parker argues Louisiana faces a turn toward ethics reform led by Bobby Jindal. He pushes disclosure of finances and ban on legislators lobbying while in office, aiming to end cronyism and restore state credibility. Louisiana's stakes include vast energy, port, and seafood interests shaping national impact.
Frances Hargrove Wilson Benton writes about her advanced stage III breast cancer diagnosis, lacking insurance, and crediting the Little Egypt Breast and Cervical Cancer Program for diagnosis, biopsy on June 11, surgery on July 3, and life-changing access to care. She urges insurance expansion and urges women to call 888 522 1282 for screening while praising Governor Blagojevich and urging legislative support for affordable healthcare.
Professor Robert WarE of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville argues that Glenn Poshard's internal review of a plagiarism scandal at SIU is flawed, biased, and undermines credibility. He urges a fully external panel and rapid resolution to protect the university's reputation.
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