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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2001
Page
5
Mt Vernon hosts Anna and Mike McGrath with Jonesboro and Doug LeFebvre noted in a local community listing. Phone numbers 833-6999 833-7761 658-2222 appear in the readable text.
In Vernal Utah volunteers recovered most of the 190 million year old footprints discarded from Red Fleet State Park after three 15 year old Boy Scouts pried loose rocks and dumped them into a reservoir on July 19, a park ranger reported.
Atlanta AP reports lawmakers returning for a special redistricting session were greeted by more than 50 protesters opposing the vote six months earlier to remove the Confederate emblem from the state flag. Demonstrators marched on sidewalks around the Capitol, some carrying the former flag.
Canadian doctors report in the New England Journal of Medicine that a grit bottom public wading pool caused the pseudomonas hot foot syndrome among 40 children aged 2 to 15 who swam between March and May 1998. Most recovered within a week, none longer than two weeks.
DNA evidence linked Willie Oliver, 52, to an assault on a New Zealand tourist two decades ago. He was charged Tuesday with sexual battery involving serious physical force in St. Petersburg, Florida.
The Code Red worm infected about 115000 Internet linked computers running NT or Windows 2000, with infection rates slowing after an initial surge. The Pentagon temporarily restricted public access to many Defense Department sites to keep networks protected.
Britain's Home Office officials report the Code Red worm had a minimal effect on the Internet. Foreign and American experts urge computer users to download a Microsoft patch to inoculate their systems from the worm.
The Pentagon will ask Congress to author a new round of base closures and consolidations in 2003 by an independent commission. Since 1995, Congress has blocked further closures despite services saying surplus facilities waste money. Undersecretary Pete Aldridge will announce the proposal, with criteria to review every base and assess military value.
The House approved drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as part of a broad energy bill, opposing calls to protect the refuge as a natural cathedral. The measure includes 33.5 billion dollars in tax breaks for energy industries and about 6 billion for conservation, while rejecting higher vehicle fuel economy rules.
A Cuban speedboat carrying more than two dozen migrants capsized in rough seas 17 miles southeast of Key West. One died, at least six are missing, and 22 were rescued including four children. Coast Guard cutters and helicopters searched the waters as survivors were held at sea for processing. Smugglers may be among the rescued. two other speedboats were found nearby.
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