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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2002
Page
13
Louisville report says Justice Martin Johnstone, 52, pleaded guilty after being stopped on I 71 for weaving with a 0.22 blood alcohol level. His license was suspended 30 days, a $400 fine paid, and alcohol education ordered.
An Internal EPA inspector general report cites gaps in the science behind sludge recycling used on rural properties since the 1990s. It notes reduced funding and oversight, while linking illnesses in Pennsylvania to recycled wastewater spread as fertilizer. EPA says NRC study is needed but finds no evidence of danger.
Vice President Dick Cheney spoke to soldiers of the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell Kentucky praising proposed defense spending increases and a military pay raise. He urged investment in weapons equipment and training as troops cheered and sang Born in the USA before a fundraiser in Herndon.
Washington AP Republicans seek White House help to alter a sweeping campaign finance bill ahead of next week’s vote. Speaker Hastert met with President Bush to urge changes that would tilt the map toward GOP interests as unions and other groups face tighter money limits. The measure would curb soft money for national parties and restrict certain political ads close to elections, prompting fears of a Democratic edge for unions and others.
Washington AP report on a 1996 Census Bureau study shows more educated individuals more likely to marry and delay marriage among younger generations. The analysis notes rising remarriage among divorcees, longer first-marriage durations, and older wives among younger men.
Shirley Colletti, a former Mustang Ranch manager and Nevada county commissioner, seeks Supreme Court review to avoid a near four year prison term for her role in a money laundering scheme. The 9th Circuit denied her appeal. she remains free on bond and argues the indictment was flawed.
Three Marines were killed and five injured when their training-vehicle overturned at Camp Pendleton California during a drill at 6 30 p m The spokesman stated details are under investigation and names are being withheld pending family notification Two of the injured Marines aged 20 and 22 were listed in fair condition
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