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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2006
Page
2
On July 3, 1806, Lewis notes final preparations for the return journey then departs with nine men and five Nez Perce guides. Guides claim a beaten route up East branch of Clark's River toward Cokahlarishkit, Buffalo Road, Medicine River, and Missouri Falls, but fear of Minnetare enemies prompts the guides to abandon the expedition.
On July 3 1806 Clark records leaving after breakfast with Capt Lewis and Crow interpreter Shabono his wife and child as interpreters for the Crow and Shoshoni. He sets out at 8 AM with 50 horses and a party of blank men.
Film critic Roger Ebert remains in serious but stable condition after an emergency operation to repair complications from a prior cancer surgery. The 64 year old, known for the Ebert and Roeper show, had earlier surgery on a salivary gland and thyroid tumor, with family and colleagues hopeful for a full recovery.
A notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern. It provides contact options: Jackson County readers dial (618) 529-5454 Ext. 5033, others call 1-800-228-0429 Ext. 5033 for corrections.
Netherlands native Maarten Lichteveld found a metal canteen and knapsack buckles in a Belgian forest bearing Ray Lang’s name and the number 7981. After a four month hunt using archives, calls, and online records, he identified Ray R. Lang born 1920 who enlisted in Milwaukee in 1942 and lived in Winnebago County, Illinois.
Keira Knightley admits initial doubts about a pirate film based on a Disney ride. The Curse of the Black Pearl grossed 650 million worldwide with Johnny Depp earning an Oscar nod. Knightley notes her early doubts and a pivotal premiere moment with Orlando Bloom.
Mia Farrow, UNICEF goodwill ambassador, after returning from Darfur, says UNICEF has only 20 percent of what it needs. She warns the crisis there has killed more than 180,000 and displaced 2 million, with regional spillover effects in Chad and the Central African Republic. The conflict began in 2003 amid revolt against Khartoum and later Arab militias.
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