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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 2002

Page

2

Powell calls Iraq declaration a material breach of resolution

U S officials press that Iraq’s weapons declaration contains gaps and inconsistencies. Powell insists the world cannot wait forever while Iraq claims no weapons of mass destruction. U N inspectors note missing details, and debate rages over Bush’s timing for possible military action with up to 50 000 troops in the Gulf.

Iraq Powell John Negroponte U.S United Nations U.N Bush New York Mohammed Salmane Baghdad Persian Gulf Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Gulf United States

Taken Baby Jesus figurine from Page 1

Carterville Police Chief Orion Drew said no arrests have been made in the case and condemned the crime as very low. Inman reported relief that a new figure improves the display, noting a new light over the doll enhances the overall look.

Carterville Orion Drew Inman

Greenspan: economy still soft amid easing measures

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the economy remains in a soft patch and it is too early to determine if rate cuts will yield a sustainable recovery. He cited stock declines, corporate scandals, and the Fed’s easing actions as helping cushion shocks, while warning deflation risks remain unlikely but possible tools exist.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Fed Greenspan Economic Club of New York United States

Watchdog group cites violent crime in video games

A national institute flags rising violence against women in games led by Grand Theft Auto Vice City and urges retailers to prevent child access. Lawmakers debate hearings as industry defends ratings while retailers expand age checks.

Washington Institute Lowenstein Dawn Berrie Take-Two Interactive

Government issues air travel packing guidance for holidays

Federal officials urge travelers to pack light and orderly with no cheese or chocolate in checked bags and to keep luggage unlocked. TSA head James Loy toured Jacksonville airport to outline rules, advising plastic bags for personal items, spread books, and avoid dense items like books and fruitcake that can trigger alarms.

Washington

Ryan not surprised by corruption cases in secretary of state office

In Urbana Gov. Ryan dodges questions on the Fawell case amid a corruption scandal tied to former secretary of state officials. He contends he has no comment as media press him near the University of Illinois Law Building. Supporters and allies offer mixed opinions on whether Ryan knew of the misconduct.

Bauer Secretary of State Ryan Urbana University of Illinois College of Law Fawell Fowell Dennis Culloton Culloton Larry D. Woolard Carterville Poshard Woolard Mike Bost Murphysboro Bost U.S. Attorney’s Office

Carbondale Council OKs sale to mosque for parking plan

The Carbondale Council unanimously approved selling city property to the Carbondale Muslim Center to provide parking and room for expansion for a four unit apartment project. The council also authorized an agreement allowing Victory Christian Center to use a city parking lot near Wall and College while they operate services at 607 E. College St.

Neil Dillard Carbondale Muslim Center Jeff Doherty Victory Christian Center Wall and College Streets E. College St Carbondale Doherty

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