Ice Thickening in West Antarctica Reverses Melting Outook
AP reports new satellite radar measurements show Ross ice streams slowing or halting, thickening West Antarctica ice and challenging prior melting fears linked to global warming. The finding suggests potential stabilization of the massive ice sheet and has implications for sea level rise worldwide.
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Washington
West
Antarctica
Ross
Johnston City players push to oust coach over alleged abuse
About 100 people attended a Johnston City high school board meeting where varsity players and parents demanded head coach Hither Keil Peebles be removed. They accused Peebles of continued verbal abuse during his four-year tenure, citing witnessed incidents in practice. The emergency session opened with executive session and ended with uncertain action as coaches, including Peebles, remained in talks.
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Keil Peebles
Johnston City High School
Peebles
Johnston
City
Lyndell Zanotti
Johnston City
Nick and
Marcus Francescon
Chris Dobbs
Kyle Baker
Aaron Robinette
Chase Rudolph
Keith Karcher
Richard
Kevin Rudolph
Marion Pepsi boss shields legacy in family bottling saga
Harry L. Crisp II, 66, president and CEO of Marion Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, leads an $80 million operation across four states. The longtime executive and former Illinois education official honors his late father as he battles PepsiCo in a high stakes franchise dispute over service and agreements.
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Harry L. Crisp II
Pepsi
Marion
Harry I
Marion Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Rosemary Berker Crisp
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
U.S. Marine Corps
Illinois Community College Board
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Harry L. Crisp Sr
Crisp
Lee
Harry L. Crisp
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Marion Pepsi
PepsiCo of
Purchase
N.Y
Illinois budget may include thousands of layoffs
Springfield AP reports Illinois plans for the 2003 fiscal year may include large layoffs and facility closings as Gov George Ryan seeks to balance a $200 million shortfall. Budget director Steve Schnorf warns the plan could be the bloodiest since 1992 with cuts across agencies and big reductions in the Corrections Department and others.
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Springfield
Illinois
Steve Schnorf
State Journal-Register
Schnorf
George Ryan
Ryan
Corrections
New baggage screening law slows lines at local airport
Williamson County Regional Airport coaches travelers to arrive early as a federal rule requires screening all checked baggage. Manager Doug Kimmel says delays may rise at larger hubs but here security remains essential and streamlined. Passengers should have ID ready, itineraries, attach name and contact to luggage, pack sharp items in checked baggage, remove laptops from carry-ons, and be prepared to remove footwear.
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Williamson County
Doug Kimmel
St. Louis
Nashville
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
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