The Southern Illinoisan Contact and Subscriptions Info
Publisher Dennis DeRossett and Editor Gary Metro provide contact options for subscribers and advertisers. Key numbers include 351-5000 for Carbondale areas and 800-228-0429 for other regions. The paper is a daily edition owned by Lee Enterprises, with delivery and mail details and the Carbondale mailing address.
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State police open to public shooting range decision clarified
A Du Quoin group sought public access to the shooting range but Illinois State Police District 13 have not decided. The paper acknowledged the earlier headline was misleading and accuracy hotline details are provided.
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Sex and the City Movie Brings Back Core Cast
Chris Noth will reprise Mr Big in the feature film from Sex and the City with Sarah Jessica Parker Kim Cattrall Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon returning. Michael Patrick King directs and confirms Mr Big remains a major part as shooting begins in September. Other TV alum Jeff King executive produced and Noth also stars in Law and Order.
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Mr. Big
Carrie Bradshaw
Chris Noth
Sarah Jessica Parker
HBO
Parker
Kim Cattrall
Kristin Davis
Cynthia Nixon
New Line Cinema
Michael Patrick King
Big
50 Cent vs Kanye West clash over September 11 future
The rapper 50 Cent warns he may stop solo albums if Kanye West outsells him on September 11. West and 50 Cent recently collaborated in the studio but have no joint release planned. 50 Cent’s Massacre topped 2005 sales with 1.14 million first week, while West’s Late Registration opened over 860,000 in its first week. Emma Bunton gives birth to son Beau with boyfriend Jade Jones at Portland Hospital in London. The Spice Girl, 31, confirms baby and family happiness.
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Today in History highlights for August 11, 2007
This archive notes key events on August 11 across history including the 1909 SOS signal first used by the Arapahoe, 1919 Weimar constitution, 1934 Alcatraz arrival, 1942 Laval remarks, 1954 Indochina peace, 1956 Pollock death, 1962 Soviet flight, 1965 Watts riots, 1984 Reagan joke, 1991 hostages freed, 1992 Mall of America opening, 2000 line-item veto, 2005 Hatfill denial, and 2006 UN cease-fire call.
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N.C
Germany
Friedrich Ebert
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Pierre Laval
France
Indochina
Jackson Pollock
Long Island
Springs
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Soviet Union
Andrian Nikolayev
Watts
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Russia
Lebanon
Edward Tracy
Jerome Leyrand
Mall of America
U.S
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Minn
Bill Clinton
Congress
Supreme Court
Steven J. Hatfill
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Hezbollah
Rattlesnake Beheading Leads to Surprising Bite and Hospital Run
In Prosser Washington Danny Anderson and his son trapped a five foot rattlesnake on their farm and cut off its head. The head bit Anderson’s finger as he handled it. He was hospitalized in Richland after initial care in Prosser. Biologist notes reflex bite risk in decapitated snakes and warns neighbors.
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Danny Anderson
Washington
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Anderson
Benjamin
Prosser Memorial Hospital
Richland
Mike Livingston
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
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