Improving I 57 and extending highways to grow Southern Illinois
The Voice urges bold action to extend Illinois 13 from Murphysboro to Harrisburg and Illinois 127 from Murphysboro to I 64, with bypasses for Carbondale Pinckneyville and Nashville. It credits Ken Gray’s impact and calls for bipartisan support to boost regional economy through four-lane, limited-access corridors and airport development linked to SIU Transportation Education Center. Readers are invited to comment.
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Officials contact lines for Illinois representatives
U S Senator Mark Kirk and U S Representative John Shimkus provide office numbers plus district and web details. State Senator David Luechtefeld lists two district phone numbers and an email domain.
Cain rise stuns rivals as Tea Party eyes Cain victory
CHAREN argues Herman Cain's Florida straw poll win disrupts liberal Tea Party narrative. Cain's background, 999 tax plan, Social Security reform proposals, and oratorical power challenge critics while opponents decry racism within conservative movements.
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Who Chooses City Policy In Murphysboro Dispute
William P. Weinhoffer, business manager of U.A. Local 160 in Murphysboro, argues the city council and mayor should honor binding arbitration and a union contract. He accuses the current city administration of trying to bust the union and reversing a 35 year policy.
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