Mount Carmel police arrest several suspects in October cases
Mount Carmel officers arrested Timothy Morrison 18 for debit card misuse after reviewing surveillance video. He is jailed on 500 cash bond for possession of another’s debit card. Kurt Kays 42 was charged after a traffic stop with drug paraphernalia. Steven Beasley 36 was wanted on Crawford County warrant and released after posting bond. William Bailey 47 faced suspended license cannabis and paraphernalia charges and posted bail.
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Timothy D. Morrison
Morrison
Wabash
Kurt J. Kays
Carmi
K9 Roy
Wabash County
Kays
Steven Bradley Beasley
Cherry Street
Beasley
Crawford County
William D. Bailey
Elsberry
Missouri
Bailey
Warm winter forecast for much of the United States
The National Weather Service predicts a milder than normal winter across the northern and western United States with Alaska and the Pacific Northwest at the highest risk for warmth. Wetter conditions are forecast for the southern U S and East Coast from December through January, while Hawaii, Montana, Michigan and parts of Idaho and Wisconsin may be drier. An El Nino likely drives the pattern with about a 75 percent chance of develops this winter.
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Climate Prediction Center
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East Coast
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Illinois
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Ohio
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New York
Weather Service
Central Pacific Ocean
U of I faces critique over handling sexual misconduct claims
Three women accuse University of Illinois law professor Jay Kesan of sexual misconduct and say the university failed to shield students or deter similar behavior. They cite a 2017 report that found policy gaps and recommended training, with no endowed chair consideration or raise for Kesan in 2017.
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University of Illinois Law
Prachi Mehta
Melissa Wasserman
Pamela Foohey
Jay Kesan
News-Gazette
College of Law
Wasserman
University of Texas
University
of Diversity, Equity and Access
Kesan
Chicago
Kaamilyah Abdullah-Span
Law
Trump terms Saudi Khashoggi arrests a good first step
President Trump said Saudi Arabia's claim that suspects are in custody over Jamal Khashoggi's death is a good first step and he will work with Congress on a U.S. response. He repeated doubts about credibility and said he will consult Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman before acting.
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Sure Air Force Base
Ariz
Donald Trump
Saudi Arabia
Jamal Khashoggi
Congress
U.S
Arizona
Khashoggi
Washington Post
Istanbul
Kingdom
Mohammed bin Salman
Capitol Hill
Sen
Lindsey Graham
Interior Department denies HUD watchdog plan
The Interior Department rejected Ben Carson's claim that Suzanne Israel Tufts would become acting inspector general at Interior. Spokeswoman Heather Swift said Tufts was not offered any Interior job, and Tufts would not lead Interior's watchdog office. Interior oversees 265 employees and 417 national park units.
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Interior Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Interior
Heather Swift
HUD
Ben Carson
Carson
Suzanne Israel Tufts
Tufts
Mary Kendall
White House
Inspector General
Swift
Kendall's
National Park System
Body found at old mine site still mystery
Authorities in Franklin County, Illinois, seek ID for a body found August 11 at the Old Ben No. 9 Mine near West Frankfort. Officials plan dental records and DNA testing, awaiting a forensic anthropologist report to determine cause of death. The man is described as middle aged and white. his family provided DNA samples. The mine has been closed since the 1960s.
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Benton
Illinois
Ben No. 9
West Frankfort
Franklin County
Don Jones
Southern Illinoisan
Jones
Capital Gazette editor wins Editor of the Year Award
Rick Hutzell, editor of Capital Gazette Communications in Annapolis, Maryland, is named recipient of the Benjamin C. Bradlee Editor of the Year Award by the National Press Foundation after a mass shooting tragedy. Judges praised the staff for publishing a daily paper. The award will be given at the NPF journalism awards dinner in February.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Benjamin C. Bradlee
National Press Foundation
Rick Hutzell
Capital Gazette Communications
Capital Gazette
NPF
Hutzell
Baltimore Sun Media Group
Grace Period Voting Open Saturday in Wabash County
County Clerk Janet L. Will informs voters that the County Clerk's Office will be open Saturday November 3 2018 from 9 00 am to 12 00 noon for registrations address changes and Grace Period voting for the November 6 2018 General Election. Early voting is available that date.
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Market Street
Mt.Carmel
Wabash County
Market St
Mt. Carmel
Illinois
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