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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2007
Page
2
Advertisers and readers directed to contact numbers and emails for classifieds display ads and subscriptions. Includes publication info for The Southern Illinoisan, owned by Lee Enterprises, with address in Carbondale Illinois and circulation office hours.
The Jackson County edition of The Southern corrects misnamed H member Paul Hileman ampitt in a Thursday caption. It also notes incorrect playoff history claims for Marion and 1985 Wildcats, acknowledging errors in reported records and postseason progress.
Five week old Milica, a black panther cub, feeds beside her adopted mother Kimba a Rhodesian Ridgeback at the Belgrade zoo. The cub was spared after the mother refused to feed and attacked her. A zookeeper cites wartime trauma from NATO airstrikes as a factor in the cubs struggle for milk.
Luciano Pavarotti, the 71 year old tenor, was admitted to Modena Polyclinic with a fever while vacationing at Pesaro. Officials said his condition is stable and he is under observation, with doctors expected to release him in a few days. Reports of pneumonia were not confirmed by his manager.
Helena Bonham Carter, 41, and Tim Burton are expecting their second child. The couple already have a 3-year-old son, Billy Raymond. The actress stars as Bellatrix Lestrange in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and has worked with Burton on multiple films. Ricky Martin says he hopes to adopt children from multiple continents, aiming to start a family this year with a desire for diversity. He notes he is not married and stresses doing it the right way.
On August 10 1846 James Polk signed the Smithsonian Institution act named for James Smithson whose bequest made it possible. The date marks events from 1792 Paris mob attacks to the Tuileries, 1821 Missouri statehood, 1874 Hoover birth, 1921 FDR polio, 1944 Guam, 1949 DoD, 1969 Manson murders, 1977 Berkowitz arrest, 1988 Reagan reparations, 1993 Ginsburg oath, peace talks in 2000s, and a 2010s church abuse measures and a thwarted terror plot on aircraft.
The Rev. Robert Whipkey, 53, a Frederick Colorado priest, was arrested about 4:30 a.m. on June 22 near a high school track for running naked. He told officers he jogs unclothed and swore. If convicted he could be required to register as a sex offender. The Archdiocese of Denver says it takes the case seriously and awaits the outcome.
Four teenagers ages 15 and 16 burglarized a BP station in Pasadena Maryland leaving candy bar wrappers along the road. A police dog tracked them a quarter mile away enabling arrest and charging three boys and a girl with burglary and theft. In Albany a robber stole cash, drew a weapon, failed to escape, and was arrested after tear gas and surrender.
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