Southern Illinoisan contact and publication details
Publisher Dennis DeRossett and Editor Gary Metro publish The Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale Illinois with subscriber services and ad placement lines. Circulation offers 52 weeks for 178 dollars and delivers on varied schedules for Sunday and weekend readers through December 2007 while ads can be placed by phone or online.
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Heigl Weds Musician Josh Kelley in Utah Resort Tent
Katherine Heigl tied the knot with musician Josh Kelley in a Park City Utah ceremony held in a tent at Stein Eriksen Lodge. Heigl’s Grey’s Anatomy co star T R Knight attended as part of the bridal party while family and friends watched.
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Katherine Heigl
Josh Kelley
Park City
Utah
Heigl
Izzie Stevens
Stein Eriksen Lodge
Celebtv.com
T.R. Knight
Lottery ticket fake shocks Naples mother at pier
Naples resident Mary Ann Shaffer believed she won 25 000 after scratching a ticket given at her concession stand. The claim proved false when the back listed absurd rules and a missing tooth fairy, prompting condolences from local officers and community support for Shaffer and her children. Bal Harbour adds GPS nativity statue on Christmas display after prior statue went missing, funded by residents and city staff.
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Mary Ann Shaffer
Shaffer
Tooth Fairy
Bear Terstegge
Naples Beach
Terstegge
Bal Harbour
Jesus
Dina Cellini
Cellini
Misidentified Saluki player photo in The Southern
A Sunday edition caption on Page 10 misidentified Saluki basketball player Joshua Bone as Wesley Clemmons. The correction prompts readers to call the Accuracy Hotline at 529-5454 Ext. 5033 from Jackson County or (800) 228-0429 Ext. 5033 from elsewhere.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
de Soto
Williamson County
Thesouthern.com
Shannon Brinker
Shannon.brinker
Thesouthern
Jackson County
the Southern
Saluki
Joshua Bone
Wesley Clemmons
Christmas Eve historical milestones and notable events
On December 24 dates span from 1814 Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812 to modern notes. Highlights include 1524 Vasco da Gama’s death in India, 1851 Library of Congress fire, 1865 Ku Klux Klan formation, Verdi’s Aida premiere, Caruso’s last public performance, Eisenhower named supreme allied commander, and more. The recap covers political, cultural, and dramatic events, with notes on crimes, bombings, and notable deaths.
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Belgium
Vasco da Gama
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India
Cochin
Library of Congress
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Ku Klux Klan
Giuseppe Verdi
Cairo
Egypt
I.F. Stone
Philadelphia
Enrico Caruso
Jacques Halevy
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gian Carlo Menotti
Nbc-Tv
U.S
Iran
Ilich Ramirez Sanchez
Carlos the Jackal
Toshiro Mifune
Laci Peterson
Modesto
Calif
Scott
Saddam Hussein
Ethiopia
Somalia
Associated Press
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