Lewis and Clark Journal Entry on Peace and War with Native Nations
Colter contemplates joining trappers after favorable talks with Menetarras and other tribes. The expedition notes that Seroux killed eight of their people and stole horses, while Colter is granted privileges for his duty. A late war party attacked Snake Indians, killing two, including the son of the principal Menetarras chief.
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Bird flu scare in swans amid Lake Erie probe
Scientists probe two healthy looking swans on Lake Erie's shore for possible H5N1 bird flu after initial tests ruled out a highly pathogenic strain. Confirmation could take up to two weeks as authorities assess whether the wild pair harbors a milder form of the virus.
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Agriculture Department
Idol auditions draw thousands at New Jersey arena
LaShonia Hunter traveled from the Poconos to East Rutherford's Continental Airlines Arena for an American Idol sixth season audition. Police estimate about 16 000 people lined up as contestants sought a shot at the Fox singing competition. Hunter said she is more seasoned and brought a blanket food and a platinum wig for the long day.
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Rolling Stones cancel Valladolid show amid Jagger laryngitis
In Madrid the Rolling Stones canceled their Valladolid concert after Mick Jagger was ordered to rest his voice. Promoter Carmen Carnero said 37,000 tickets were sold and the show likely won’t be rescheduled. The band will perform in El Ejido on Wednesday as part of the A Bigger Bang tour. Jagger apologized to ticket buyers.
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Accuracy note on Inspiring Women awards error
The Southern corrects a Friday article about four Southern Illinois Inspiring Women honorees. It states Janet Proctor of Golconda was the first Southern Illinois state's attorney. in fact Delores Jones was elected to that post in 1972, not Proctor.
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Pope County attorney warns of misprint in restaurant address
The state’s attorney cites a Sunday business feature error stating Kelly’s Kountry Kitchen is in Union County, not Pope County. Directions misstate the route from Illinois 37 or U.S. 51 via Perks Road, I-57 Dongola exit, Cypress-Dongola road, Goodman Pond Road, Mount Zion Road to the restaurant. the newspaper acknowledges the error.
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Goodman Pond
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Boy George reports for trash duty in Manhattan
New York City order finds Boy George sweeping streets for the Department of Sanitation after pleading guilty to falsely reporting a burglary. He clashed with reporters as he performed the community service on a Lower East Side street and later at the sanitation depot.
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