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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
1
Magera places 47th in Olympic archery qualifier
John Magera shot 637 on Thursday to place 47th among 64 archers, advancing to the next round. He said the start was unlucky but he regained pace, estimating a final around 640 plus or minus. He will next face SEE GAMES contender See from Chinese Taipei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Magera
U.S
Magera
Carbondale
United States
Chinese Taipei
Former diver's dream: from Munich inspiration to Olympic team
Carbondale story follows John Ardrey who says the 1972 Munich diving events sparked his goal to reach the Olympics. He never competed as an athlete but spent years coaching at Drury College and other schools, then helped the U S Pan Am team win a gold in 1995 and joined the 1996 Atlanta delegation as part of a six person group.
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Carbondale
David Ardrey
Ardrey
Drury College
Southwest Missouri State
Southern Illinois University
U.S
Candidates unveil plans to boost state employment
Illinois candidates debate economic goals at a Lesar Law Auditorium forum sponsored by the Illinois Coalition for Jobs, Growth and Prosperity. Rep. Mike Bost advocates tax incentives and fee reductions to lure firms and create higher paying jobs, noting Illinois competes with other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Illinois Coalition For Jobs, Growth and Prosperity
Lesar Law Auditorium
Illinois
Mike Bost
Murphysboro
Bost
Voters Choose Issues Over Politicians in Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois residents are urged to log on to TheSouthern.com to tell politicians which issues matter. The call invites voters to set the agenda on topics such as the War on Terror, economy, jobs, same-sex marriage, stem cell research, abortion, gun control, education funding, taxes, and energy prices. If online access is unavailable, residents can call 618 351 5033 to register opinions.
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Southern Illinois
Thesouthern.com
Joseph pleads guilty to Halloween kidnapping case
Perry County Tamaroa man James E. Joseph Jr. pleaded guilty Thursday to three class X felony charges arising from the Halloween kidnapping and sexual assault of two 10 year old girls. The plea, reached days before a planned jury trial, could lead to an eight decade prison term. The state provided an evidence report on its witnesses as part of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
James E. Joseph Jr
Joseph
Defendants says lawsuit politically motivated race links eyed
Edwardsville based public relations consultants Doug Wojcieszak and Tom Denton call a Madison County lawsuit against them politically motivated and frivolous. Named in a four count complaint they allegedly intimidated and conspired to violate Dwight Kay and his two minor children rights. Kay chairs finance for Republican Lloyd Karmeier in the Illinois Supreme Court race. Filed by Belleville attorney Stephen McGlynn, co chairman of the Illinois GOP.
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Edwardsville
Doug Wojcieszak
Tom Denton
Illinois Supreme Court
5Th
Gordon Maag
Belleville
Stephen McGlynn
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