Trial date set in shooting incident
Column preview notes a trial date for a shooting incident on page 1B. Other items mention Marion steakhouse expansion, Benton ministerial volunteers spreading Christmas cheer, and court reports covering multiple counties. Weather outlines partly cloudy conditions with weekend rain chance.
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Nashville
Benton
Ministerial Association
Powell declares Iraq in material breach toward war
Secretary of State Colin Powell announced that Iraq has flagrantly violated U.N. disarmament resolutions and declared Baghdad in material breach. He said Iraq's 12 000 page declaration is inaccurate and incomplete, signaling a possible shift toward war as the Bush administration ramps up pressure.
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Powell
Washington
Iraq
United Nation
Colin Powell
United States
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Security Council
State Department
U.N
White House
Bush
Nativity scene thief steals baby Jesus in Carterville
Mark and Diane Inman report their outdoor Nativity scene was robbed last weekend. The baby Jesus figurine was taken while lights were unplugged and other figures were left knocked over. Inman hopes the thief returns the statue.
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Mark Inman
Carterville
Wal-Mart
Mark
Diane Inman
Jesus
Inmans
Mary
Joseph
Inman
National Guard
South Division Street
Diane
Carbondale eases rules to aid businesses and mosque
Carbondale council, in 4-0 vote with one absent, approved two exceptions to sign rules to aid South Illinois Avenue businesses facing highway relocation. A Jan 15 hearing will review hardship-based off premise signs for Arnold's Market and others. The city also accepted the Muslim Center's low bid of 3502 dollars for city land at 502 N Wall St, near its mosque, with higher bid 5000 dollars by Gillespie Property Management.
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Carbondale
South Illinois Avenue
U.S. 51
Illinois Department of Transportation
Arnold’s Market
Family Tree Garden Center
Great Shapes
Dar Salaam
Maggie Flanagan
Brad Cole
Corene McDaniel
Carbondale Muslim Center
N. Wall St
Wall and Chestnut
Gillespie Property Management
Poshard says Ryan knew of corruption in state office
Former gubernatorial candidate Glenn Poshard says federal prosecutors likely believe Gov George H Ryan knew about corruption in the secretary of state office. He cites court papers alleging destruction of documents and using state resources for campaign costs and media, with payroll funding shifting to Ryan's campaign fund.
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Springfield
Glenn Poshard
George H. Ryan
Southern Illinois Democrat
Poshard
Ryan
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Secretary of State
Scott Fawell
Fowell
Jeremy Margolis
Illinois State Police
Dean
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