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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2006
Page
2
A companion reports Captain Lewis recovering quickly, noting he walked briefly today for the first time. The writer mentions abandoning the tent in the hole and a ball coming out, signaling a minor disruption amid recovery.
Diana Newton, 51, of Westminster, claims a legless female mannequin in the Westminster Mall store struck her head. She says the blow caused a cracked tooth, bloodied head, and lasting shoulder pain, and she filed suit in Orange County Superior Court.
A brief accuracy notice invites readers to report errors in The Southern. It provides two contact options: Jackson County readers dial 618-529-5454 Ext. 5033, and others call 1-800-228-0429 Ext. 5033.
Prosecution said 11 people charged with terrorism offenses over plans to blow up U S bound jetliners using explosive components. Saddam Hussein refused plea at second genocide trial amid Anfal mass graves exposure. Train crash near Cairo kills 58. Virginia Tech campus lockdown ends with capture of escaped convict.
New York Paris Hilton discusses her upcoming debut Paris releasing Tuesday and her wary approach to self promotion. She notes DJs teasing tracks, fears of phone recordings, and her reggae infused single Stars Are Blind rising on Billboard dance chart.
In Gretna Louisiana the rapper formerly known as C Murder, Corey Miller, is ordered back into house arrest while awaiting a second murder trial. The 5th Circuit ruled the original curfew was improperly applied and he must stay home except for court appearances. Miller, 35, faces second degree murder charges for the 2002 fatal shooting of Steve Thomas during a Harvey nightclub fight.
Los Angeles. The horror film Snakes on a Plane led weekend grosses with 15.2 million dollars but fell short of inflated Internet hype and rival expectations. Distributor New Line cautioned the campaign cost about 30 million to produce and may turn a profit later, while critics noted the buzz may have inflated audience expectations beyond mainstream reach.
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