Arabs cool to Saddam amid signs of possible U S strike
Amid rising war talk in Iraq, Arabs including Palestinians express disenchantment with Saddam Hussein. A Jordanian shopkeeper, Ahmed al Omari, plans to stay home if war comes, hoping only Saddam’s regime falls. Analysts caution popularity erosion, government worries over refugees, and mixed regional responses.
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West Virginia man wins record Powerball prize worth 314.9 million
Whittaker of Hurricane bought 100 dollars in tickets as the Christmas jackpot soared to a record 314.9 million for a single ticket. He plans to use proceeds to back workers, help his daughter and travel to Israel, while his store earns a reward for selling the winning ticket. The win, celebrated nationwide, marks the largest Powerball payout in U.S. history and the fifth largest lottery prize overall.
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Lottery windfall reshape life advice from experts
A 315 million Powerball win prompts guidance on privacy, spending limits, and advisory teams. Experts urge disciplined, slow planning, secretive communications, and early financial and legal counsel to protect both wealth and family security while avoiding scam and undue pressure.
Molester case ends with guilty plea in Perry County
Rybak Cavitt pleaded guilty to sexually molesting a girl aged nine or ten during 2000 to 2001. Sheriff Kellerman said Cavitt did not escape custody, he simply failed to surrender as ordered. Du Quoin police chief was unavailable for comment. Reporter Christi Mathis contributed.
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Jury denies motions in Nashville traffic case
Reidelberger Harvey and Eggemeyer claim officers opened fire without cause. Reidelberger was wounded in the arm and Harvey and Eggemeyer were hospitalized for several days at St Louis University Hospital. All have recovered. Trial set for Jan 18 with a Jan 6 final pretrial hearing. Special prosecutor David Rands leads the state case against Reidelberger.
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Accuracy Hotline Advertisement for The Southern Illinoisan
The notice informs readers in Jackson County and elsewhere about reporting inaccuracies to the Accuracy Hotline. It provides phone numbers 529-5454 Ext. 5176 in Jackson County and 800 228-0429 Ext. 5176 from outside, inviting readers to notify staff about errors.
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