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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2002
Page
1
Local notice notes the filing deadline for the Carbondale council and urges timely submission of documents. The item indicates page reference 1B and underscores municipal filing requirements for candidates or measures.
Outside today expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the mid forties and light northeast winds. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a slight chance of rain then a possible freezing rain after midnight, lows in the lower thirties and light east winds, a 20 percent precipitation chance. Tuesday stays mostly cloudy with a slight chance of freezing rain early and a slight chance of rain from late morning, highs in the upper forties and a 20 percent precipitation chance.
Senate scene sharpens after Lott remarks on segregation. White House declined to respond to every senator. Senators Warner Hagel urged rank and file to meet to address the controversy without calling for elections. Nickles, a longtime rival, issued a timed statement to blunt allies.
Children enjoy Stuart Little II then visit Santa's Wonderland next door. Nicole Hughes, 9, gazes at a live Santa while classmates Jake Trammel and Kaleb Jarrett race Hot Wheels and watch toy trains. Grand Theater owner Bill Ivy, in business 24 years, hosts holiday goodwill to keep Christ in Christmas.
CARBONDALE The Southern Illinois University Faculty Association reports 72 contract issues remain unresolved as talks continue with the administration. Publicity chair James Kelly notes a tentative IP agreement sets procedure, not substance, delaying a final contract before a February 3 strike deadline.
Former Vice President Al Gore said on CBS 60 Minutes he will not run in 2004 stating it is not right for him and a rematch with George W Bush would distract from focusing on the future. He noted lingering Democratic fatigue after 2000 and expected Lieberman to respond to Gore’s decision.
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