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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2006
Page
2
A daily excerpt from the Lewis and Clark journals records routine entries of the Corps detailing daily travel notes, terrain observations, and interactions with Indigenous groups as the expedition progresses along the journey.
In the early hours of August 31 1806 near Clark the crew faced a violent NW wind with thunder and rain. Two canoes broke loose, two men were blown across the river, and Sergt Ordway Willard and two canoes reached shore safely after a pursuit and later returned. The party dried arms and pressed on downstream.
Accuracy request line invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern with a Jackson County contact number and a toll free number plus extension for others. The notice provides specific phone lines for local and non local reporters.
Hundreds of National Guardsmen mobilize as Tropical Storm Ernesto threatens seven inches of rain in the eastern Carolinas. Forecasters warn of a potential heavy rainfall dislodge, with a separate storm system adding to the soak.
A network promotional image shows Katie Couric noticeably slimmer due to digital airbrushing. The touched up photo features Couric in a striped business suit and appears in a CBS magazine promotion for the upcoming Evening News anchor.
Inside sept Watch issue CBS News says photo alteration by a CBS photo department member was a mistaken zeal, prompting an apology from Sean McManus and a light quip about adding height to his CBS image while Katie Couric prepares to anchor on Sept. 5. Meanwhile Dave Chappelle defends walking away from a $50 million deal at Central State University and Corey Miller faces full home confinement over a second murder retrial in Louisiana.
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