Taste of Home Cooking School at SIU Carbondale sold out
The Taste of Home Cooking School at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is sold out with 11 returnable tickets available at The Southern reception after 8 a.m. today. Tickets cost 7 dollars each. The event runs tonight in the Student Center with recipe demonstrations and new food products. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. for vendor viewing before the 7 p.m. start.
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Ground Zero Los Angeles Ten Years Later radio special
WSIU FM airs a student produced documentary on the Rodney King era staff at KJLH Compton Los Angeles during the 1992 riots at 7 p.m. today with a community race relations town meeting at 8 p.m. The invitation urges community attendance as weather calls for showers and storms with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
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Landers To Subscribe Offer From The Southern Illinoisan
Landers promotes subscription options for The Southern Illinoisan with a 24 7 online service at www thesouthern com and a toll free number 800 228 0429 option 2 for ongoing access to classifieds and local news.
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Storm sirens fail to warn in Southern Illinois tragedy
Storms struck Southern Illinois tearing through mobile homes and leveling areas near the Dongola Lake. Donna Swink and her grandsons escaped unharmed, while 69 year old Janie Chamness died from injuries in Dongola. A boy died in Marble Hill, Missouri as the weather system crossed the Mississippi River heading east. See sirens page 2A.
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Cleanup begins after Southern Illinois storms turmoil
Linada Rulf reports residents across Dongola Cypress Galatia Lesser and other communities cleaned debris salvaged belongings and began to rebuild after Sunday storms. Illinois Emergency Management Services director Chamness said he spoke with Gov Ryan about damage and an announcement was expected. By afternoon Ryan declared Clay Johnson Pope Saline and Union counties as disaster areas, with one death and seven injuries in the region.
Cairo teachers stall as talks fail to avert strike
Cairo teachers and the district board remain apart after three weekend meetings. A federal mediator urged reflection and new ideas before the next session. Teachers cite a contract stalemate and a pay cut, while the district contemplates health premium caps and insurer control. Administrators will teach seniors and eighth graders to prepare for state testing and timely graduation.
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Barney Mundert
Years after killings a doctor remembered differently
Dr John Dale Cavaness, a physician, was once suspected in the 1977 shotgun death of his son Mark Dale Cavaness at a family catfish farm near Galatia. Investigators later tied the elder son’s death to his brother Sean’s 1960s style slaying, but no charges were filed against him then. In 1984 he was arrested in St Louis for murder of his son and later died by hanging in prison awaiting trial.
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