Harrisburg Judge Sentences Moss to Twenty Five Years
Page 1B reports Moss receives a 25 year sentence from a Harrisburg judge. The brief notes the ruling's impact and cites the courtroom context without graphic detail. Nearby items mention Carbondale choir, local party peace with chiefs, and weather outlook for today and the weekend.
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SIU leaders clash over same sex partner benefits
Chancellor Walter Wendler opposes extending same sex benefits to university employees citing both personal and professional concerns. Board chairman Glenn Poshard urges caution about public leaders sharing beliefs that could alienate groups, promising equal board consideration when talks resume.
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Possible Obama Keyes Senate matchup discussed
Residents in Carbondale react as Alan Keyes plans a statewide bid against Barack Obama. Keyes, Maryland resident and former presidential hopeful, would run for Illinois Senate. election rules require residency in the state on Election Day. Critics question out of state candidacy and federalism concerns.
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Saluki basketball players charged in July park brawl
SIUC men's basketball players Stetson Hairston and Michael Dale face three criminal counts each after a July 17 fight at Lewis Park Apartments near the Carbondale campus. They are charged with criminal trespass and mob action, plus separate battery counts. Hearing set August 18. Coach Lowery and athletic director Kowalczyk express disappointment and vow potential disciplinary action pending court outcomes. Hairston said in a police report that…
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Distance runner Craig Virgin recalls Olympic regrets and near-misses
Lebanon native Craig Virgin, a legendary American distance runner and Hall of Fame inductee, reflects on missed Olympic finals in 1976 and 1984, the 1980 boycott, and his near world records. He recalls his 27:45.6 10,000m at trials, a longtime U.S. mark, and his unattained goals of an Olympic medal and a sub four-minute mile.
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