Southern Illinoisan contact and publication details
Publisher Dennis DeRossett announces contact emails and numbers for circulation and ads. Subscription offers include 52 weeks for 178 and delivery on select Sundays. The paper is published daily from Carbondale with offices in Carbondale Illinois and postal changes directed to The Southern Illinoisan.
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Sex Pistols reunite for Brixton Academy anniversary show
London reports the Sex Pistols bring John Lydon Steve Jones Paul Cook and Glen Matlock back for a one off November 8 concert at Brixton Academy to celebrate Never Mind the Bollocks with a rerelease and Hall of Fame recognition noted. Sid Vicious died in 1979 and the band previously reformed in 1996 and 2003. A separate Houston item notes an Alicia Silverstone vegetarianism ad drawing scrutiny.
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PETA picks Houston for vegetarian ad launch
PETA says Houston is the chosen site for a new vegetarian campaign due to city rankings on unhealthy eating. Actress Silverstone, known for Clueless and Batman & Robin, appears in a poolside shot endorsing vegetarian benefits and notes her shift to a meatless diet.
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South Lake Union Streetcar name sparks playful pride
At Kapow Coffee in Cascade, 100 T shirts read Ride the SLUT selling out quickly as locals debate the South Lake Union Streetcar nickname the SLUT. Vulcan Inc. denies the original name claim while noting the project costs 50.5 million and should finish in December. Don Clifton jokes about renaming.
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Jerry Johnson
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On This Day George Washington Farewell and Other World Events
Today in history highlights major events linked to September 19 including George Washington's farewell address published in 1796 and the first Battle of Saratoga in 1777. Also noted are Montgolfier hot air balloon experiments, Garfield's death, Hauptmann's arrest, Rainier nuclear test, Khrushchev Disneyland remark, Castro hotel dispute, Charles on Diana, Bush on Iraq, and UN speeches addressing anti-Americanism.
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Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Feedback
Public notice inviting readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern via a hotline. Provides Jackson County and nationwide numbers with extension 5033. Includes both local and toll free lines and requests reader input on accuracy.
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