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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2001
Page
4
The White House floats a three year public private plan to cover terrorist attack claims. Taxpayers would pay 80 percent of the first 20 billion and 90 percent of excess in year one, then shift to the industry and government sharing losses above 10 billion in year two. Total cap would be 100 billion.
The Dallas Morning News argues the administration should clearly define terrorist attacks and set an expiry with annual reviews for a government backed safety net. Without prompt action insurance threats could cripple carriers and broader commerce. a cautious exit is preferred but inaction risks greater costs.
The Southern Illinoisan lists its publisher and editor Linda Ritchie Lindus, opinion editor Mark Duran Samuels, and operations manager Dennis DeRossett as key newsroom leaders. The note identifies the paper as part of Lee Enterprises and frames its editorial governance.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that linking Sept. 11 to foreign policy grievances is obscene. He contrasts Saudi prince comments with Giuliani’s refusal of funds and recalls lawyer William Kuntsler’s attempt to frame Ferguson's killings as racism. He asserts the Sept. 11 attacks were a deliberate act to kill, not a debate on policy.
A religious line urges judges to hear cases between fellow Israelites and strangers with righteous judgment. It calls for fair treatment of both brothers and the alien residing among them, highlighting equitable dispute resolution at the community level.
A partial daily quotation notes that terror and fear of being conscious of it paralyze people, emphasizing that the impact extends beyond mere fear. It critiques a society perceived as dead or inert and hints at a collective psychological freeze affecting behavior.
Editor notes riverboat casinos teach people to chase rewards while losing perspective through unpredictable wins and losses. The piece draws a parallel to terrorists exploiting similar impulses, warning about how thrill can override judgment and risk.
The author urges perspective on biological threats noting influenza deaths and wide exposure, stressing that recognition, prevention, and proper medical response lessen fear. Hospitals and clinicians are alerted to symptoms, and calm, informed actions can help the nation move beyond terror in a crisis.
A critique argues U S intervention in the Middle East fuels hatred and violence. It cites Guardian commentary by Seumas Milne, noting history of Cold War era meddling, support for militant groups, and vast civilian casualties. Proposes redirecting effort to poverty alleviation and democratic development worldwide.
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