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Dennis DeRossett, Gary Metro, Karen Binder, Steve Binder named as publisher editor and management team for special publications department.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2007
Page
4
Dennis DeRossett, Gary Metro, Karen Binder, Steve Binder named as publisher editor and management team for special publications department.
The piece lists submission rules for letters to the Voice of the Reader in The Southern Illinoisan. It covers word limits, format options, signature and phone verification, editing rights, disallowed content, and where to send letters by mail fax or email. It also provides contact details for editors and elected officials.
Letter argues governor granted $20,000 pay raises while vowing restraint on pet projects. Criticizes Ameren issue handling, plans for elections, and long-serving legislators. Ends urging soldiers to quit dangerous jobs and come home amid national policy critique.
Reader comments on Ray Null piece argue veterans are forced to smoke outdoors at Marion VA, exposing them to harsh conditions and danger. The writer recalls WWII veteran spouse, noting battles scar veterans more than smoking risks and urges a safer, more comfortable designated smoking space.
Time to come home describes a wartime call by Americans for return from duty. It critiques how freedom and patriotism are used as slogans while real service and sacrifice affect young soldiers and their families.
Southern Illinois Salukis staged a dramatic 34 31 comeback over NIU Huskies as seconds remained and secured a victory that boosted their standing. A mid week poll ranked SIU as the top college football team in Illinois ahead of Illinois and Northwestern.
Kathleen Parker analyzes the congressional hearings on the Iraq surge led by General David Petraeus. She argues that politicians and media rush to score points, the nation remains unsettled, and leadership uncertainty dominates as debate over safety and objectives continues. Petraeus maintains focus on Iraq strategy while Bush bears political blame. Parker cautions against hysteria and urges perspective amid a long election season.
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