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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2007

Page

4

Letters Policy for Voice of the Reader Readers must sign and limit to 250 words

The notice explains submission guidelines for Letters to the Voice of the Reader including typewritten or email format, signature and phone number for verification, editorial rights, and disallowing libelous or mass submissions. It lists submission addresses, fax and email options, and officials with contact details for the region.

Voice of the Reader Southern Illinoisan P.0 Carbondale Thesouthern

Four lane plan for Illinois 13 127 gains support

The proposal to widen Illinois 13 127 between Murphysboro and Pinckneyville with bypasses east of Vergennes and west of Pinckneyville aims to speed access to Interstate 64 and St Louis. The plan, though planning took time, could cut commute times by about 15 to 20 minutes for Murphysboro to downtown St Louis and would complement the region’s four lane highway network.

Murphysboro Pinckneyville Vergennes Interstate 64 St. Louis

Southern Illinois highway plan eyed for Murphysboro to Pinckneyville

Illinois 13 127 upgrade prompts public hearing at Pinckneyville Junior High School October 11. Proponents tout economic development and safer four lane access to Metro East St. Louis region. opponents fear local business impact. Authorities emphasize county growth and regional connectivity as key benefits.

Mount Vernon Benton Harrisburg Marion Carbondale St. Louis Illinois Department of Transportation Ilinois Pinckneyville Junior High School E. Water St Highway 154

Murphysboro Letter Arguing Against Low Income Housing Nearby

A Murphysboro reader objects to a proposed 50 unit low income housing project near General John A. Logan School. The writer cites graffiti, decay, and trash, arguing the site would harm a new, clean school and questions where Gandalf group leaders live and their stance on nearby developments.

Murphysboro John A. Logan Gandalf Group

Poshard credibility debated over dissertation accusations

A reader argues that if W D Wallis is right about copied material in Dr Poshard’s dissertation then he should resign and his doctoral committee and graduate school reviewers should face scrutiny. The letter questions the credibility of SIU and its College of Education and warns consequences for all connected and for SIU graduates.

W.D. Wallis Dr. Poshard Poshard College of Education SIU

President faces harsh press on Emancipation Proclamation

The piece notes hostile editorials labeling the President as dishonest, a murderer, or a criminal. It argues history vindicates Lincoln and urges respect for the office, contrasting contemporary derision with the Emancipation Proclamation’s significance.

Chicago Times Illinois New York Post Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Chicago

Chicago corruption cries from SIU turmoil

Victor Turner of Carterville argues that Chicago control over SIU affairs taints Southern Illinois politics and polling. He cites 1998 polling manipulation against Glenn Poshard, calls for independence, and warns against anonymous accusations while urging Southern Illinois self determination.

The Tribune Glenn Poshard Siu Chicago Illinois South Dakota South Carolina West Virginia Victor Turner Carterville

Justice by color and law through history and now

Leonard Pitts Jr argues that racial bias taints American justice from Marion Indiana to Money Mississippi and Jena Louisiana. He cites cases where white defendants walk free and black victims suffer, noting a long pattern of unequal treatment and the persistence of race in law and society.

Cenes America Marion Ind Miss Neshoba County Jena Louisiana Robert Bailey Justin Barker Bailey Barker Genarlow Wilson Marcus Dixon Andy Shaquanda Cotton Justice Department

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