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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 2003

Page

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Mega Millionaire tease and regional briefs

World news notes Liberia's Taylor agrees to give up power on page 5A while Southern Illinois opens a volunteer housing program on page 1B. Makanda reports a local man returning after Marines service in the Mideast. Outside today forecasts partly sunny with a 20 percent rain chance and 80s highs. tonight partly cloudy with storms and upper 60s lows. Monday mid 80s and 20 percent rain.

Liberia Taylor Southern Illinois

Domestic violence touches all segments of society

The Southern reports Camille Dorris of The Women's Center in Carbondale says domestic violence affects every race, socio economic group and profession, with women beaten every nine seconds in the United States. She notes the cycle is ongoing and includes doctors, lawyers, judges, preachers and police wives.

Southern Illinois United States Camille Dorris Women’s Center Carbondale Dorris

Marion man sentenced to 69 days page 7A

A Marion man received a 69 day sentence related to a domestic violence case. The piece notes the prevalence of female victims, with ICADV member shelters providing crisis counseling and temporary shelter among other services.

Marion Man Dorris Women’s Center Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence ICADV

Miners Say New MSHA Dust Rules Risk Safety

Former miners and United Mine Workers of America members testified before Congress about MSHA dust rules proposed in March. The rules require respirator helmets for high dust areas, a move the union says may not improve safety in coal shafts and could worsen health conditions from black lung disease.

Southern Illinois Federal Mine Safety and United Mine Workers of America Congress MSHA UMWA

New Illinois rape law closes consent loophole

State lawmakers enacted a July 25 law clarifying rape definitions by outlawing continuing intercourse after a partner says stop. Proponents like Senator Dan Rutherford say the measure closes a loophole, while critics worry about evidence of consent and cases involving alcohol or drugs.

Southern Illinois Dan Rutherford Pontiac California Grayson Gile Pulaski County Gile

Report on Saudi links in 9/11 attacks disclosed

Washington AP reports secret portions of a congressional 9/11 inquiry examine interactions between Saudi businessmen and the royal family that may have aided or intersected with al Qaida. The draft suggests one or two Saudi men linked to Saudi intelligence met with hijackers or their associates.

Washington al-Qaida

Fight at Shirk's widens rift between father and son

In Pinckneyville the dispute over exotic dancers at Shirk's Banquet Center and Lounge deepens a family split. Brian Shirk, 49 percent owner, disavows involvement and entertainment choices while his father Ron Shirk, 4.5 percent owner and mayor, claims no ties since 1999 amid a broader city dispute.

Shirk’s Pinckneyville Shirk Brian Shirk Ron Shirk Brian Sam Falk

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