To pay's SIUC Wind Ensemble and regional events set
A busy slate lists SIUC Wind Ensemble sax concerto and 9 11 tribute at Shryock Auditorium, spring concert at Rend Lake College with Kathleen Boyles and Nancy Schutte, a Bloody Sunday film at Life Science III, and an Iraq discussion with Louise Harrison. Local governance and school board meetings populate the day across southern Illinois, with numerous town council and board sessions in Benton Herrin Mount Vernon Carbondale Murphysboro Anna Cobden and nearby communities. The events page directs readers to The Southern for details.
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Shryock
Founder of religious order to be canonized
ROMA AP The founder of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ is slated for sainthood at a May 18 Vatican ceremony. Maria DeMattias established the order in 1834 in Italy and is credited with three miracles, and her pioneering work in the church is praised by Sister Flora Santel.
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ROMA
Randolph County
Maria DeMattias
Italy
Vatican
David Braun
DeMattias
Carbognano
Croatia
Flora Santel
Marion man restores antique radios for decades of hands on work
Mike Jobe of Marion has spent 40 years restoring vintage radios while working as a fleet mechanic for Marion Pepsi. He details long restoration times from days to months and the challenges of rubber wiring wax capacitors and tube checks to revive old sets.
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Mike Jobe
Marion
Marion Pepsi
Jobe
Mulkeytown man gets six years for meth
David L. Miller, 40, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession with intent to manufacture a controlled substance and was sentenced to six years in the Illinois Department of Corrections the day-for-day time served from his arrest November 21, 2002. Miller’s ex-wife Mary S. Daugherty, 43, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of chemicals and received 50 days in jail plus probation and fines. both involved a motor home and more than 3.7 pounds of meth solution seized in Perry County’s largest meth bust.
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Pinckneyville
Mulkeytown
Perry County
David L. Miller
Millionaires Road
Miller
Illinois Department of Corrections
Mary S. Daugherty
du Quoin
Daugherty
Steve Behm
du Quoin City
Keith Kellerman
Former ambassador speaks on diplomacy at SIU Carbondale
Former ambassador L. Bruce Laingen discusses diplomacy as key in crises and in Iraq. He notes a shift in the Middle East, supports Powell, and urges U.N. involvement while stressing diplomacy as first defense though force may be needed. He speaks at 7 30 p m in the Lesar Law Building Auditorium with free admission.
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Iraq
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Southern Illinois University
SIU Public Policy Institute
Paul Simon
Middle East
Saddam Hussein
U.S
United Nations
Colin Powell
Powell
U.S. Navy
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Gary Forby
Herrin High School
Benton City
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Bethel School Board
Mount Vernon
Christopher Unit
Cobden
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Denning
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Evansville
Galatia
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Jackson County Solid Waste Committee
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E. Water St
Bend Lake
Sparta City Council
Stinson Memorial Library Board
S. Main, Anna
Union County Housing Authority
Hillside Terrace
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