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Reader endorses Lisa Madigan for Illinois attorney general
Union County sheriff urges vote for Madigan highlighting her law enforcement ties and bills against sexual predators. He notes endorsements from police groups and contrasts her with Republican Joe Birkett, urging voters to choose experienced leadership over on the job training.
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Birkett Urges Illinois Vote for Honest Pro-Life Candidate
In a heated attorney general race Illinois voters consider Joe Birkett over Lisa Madigan. Birkett promotes traditional values and law enforcement credentials while Madigan is criticized for liberal positions. The Southern Illinoisan notes letters on candidates accepted through Oct 28 with views echoing in local political discourse.
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Lisa Madigan
Springfield
Hillary Clinton
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Public notices and commendations across Southern Illinois
Gov George Ryan grants 2.3 million for Du Quoin State Fairgrounds improvements while Perry County fights for coal sales taxes. Benton Mayor Pat Bauer is cleared of grant misuse claims. Memorial Hospital Carbondale earns five star obstetrics rating. Johnston City ambulance fixes progress. Herrin enacts adult-use licensing to curb signage issues. Local readers urged to help Benton school district trim deficits. Local vandalism at Bethel Cemetery condemned.
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Du _ Quoin State Fairgrounds
Southern Illinois
Kankakee
Benton
Pat Bauer
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Carbondale
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Johnston City
Herrin
Colp
Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize Defies Bush Critics
Philip Terzian argues Carter deserved the Nobel for Habitat for Humanity and election monitoring, while noting the prize’s history and the political edge of a gesture against George W. Bush. He cites past laureates and critiques Carter’s North Korea diplomacy as mixed tradeoffs between good intent and lasting peace.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Bill Clinton
America
Clinton
Philip
Terrian
Carter
U.S
Iraq
George W. Bush
Alfred Nobel
Nobel Committee
Mother Teresa
Albert Schweitzer
Jane Addams
Dalai Lama
Unicef
American Friends Service Committee
Frank Kellogg
Nelson Mandela
Menachem Begin
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Briand
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Lech Walesa
Aung San Suu Kyi
Andrei Sakharov
Linus Pauling
Jody Williams
International Physicians For the
George C. Marshall
Habitat For Humanity
North Korea
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Wendy Sherman
PBS
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