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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2007
Page
16
A compact notice highlights tools for hire and sale in the classifieds. Readers find hammers saws drills and ladders for home projects, with prices and seller contacts included for quick buys and rentals. Bold listings appear under tools and hardware sections.
Vladimir Putin's United Russia scored a sweeping win in parliamentary voting in Moscow. The result secures Putin’s continued influence after he leaves the presidency, amid charges of rigging and a Kremlin campaign mixing persuasion and intimidation. Opposition leaders and the Bush administration called for probes into irregularities.
Sudan's president Omar al Bashir will discuss a possible pardon for Gillian Gibbons, the British teacher jailed for allowing students to name a teddy bear Muhammad. A British delegation led by Baroness Warsi and Lord Ahmed meets al Bashir at the presidential palace to seek clemency under Sharia law concerns.
Congress comes back amid battles over a domestic spending package and the Iraq war budget. Democrats press for spending curbs while seeking funds for education security and research, aiming to push Bush toward troop withdrawal targets by year end. The House approved a 50 billion Iraq infusion, veto promised, Senate Republicans blocked.
Snow and ice blamed for at least eight traffic deaths as Midwest utilities restore power after a storm that also hit New England. Airports faced cancellations from Chicago to Des Moines while Duluth and Fargo recorded heavy snowfall. Purdue ice hockey player died in a crash near West Lafayette. seven others injured.
The International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers says NASA administrator Michael Griffin unfairly criticized the National Aviation Operations Monitoring System. It disputes congressional testimony alleging safety concerns and questions the $11.3 million program, arguing there is no valid scientific basis for the criticisms and that taxpayer funds are being mischaracterized.
Researchers studying one of the most complete dinosaur mummies say the hadrosaur possessed skin, ligaments, and possibly internal organs, with striped scale patterns. The fossilized body suggests greater muscle mass and speed, potentially outrunning predators like Tyrannosaurus rex. Paleontologists note the remarkable skin detail and patterning, though color cannot be determined from the fossil.
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