Gunmen kill Afghanistan's vice president in daytime attack
A daytime assault in Afghanistan leaves the vice president dead and raises concerns over security. Officials report the attack disrupted government operations as investigators seek those responsible.
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The Southern Illinoisan Summary Teaser
The snippet provides section headers and contact info for The Southern Illinoisan, a regional newspaper, including entertainment, national, sports, state, weather, weddings, and world sections along with subscription and online service details. It sets up the publication’s page layout and accessibility options for readers.
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DNA Database Aims to Help Police Solve More Crimes
Illinois lawmakers push a broad DNA database of felons to aid investigations by matching crime scene evidence to individuals. Proponents cite recidivism and future crime-solving potential while critics compare it to preemptive arrest. Gov. Ryan weighs the bill as lawmaker and police officials voice support and concern.
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Bridge Time at the Marys River Bridge
A visitor walks the wooden floor of the Marys River Bridge built in 1854 and reflects on the bridge’s history. Names carved into the massive beams remember past visitors and couples while twin sycamore trees stand as silent witnesses to a century of change.
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Edgar declines top GOP post in Illinois politics
Former Illinois governor Jim Edgar reportedly turned down the chairmanship of the state Republican Party. Reports cite unnamed sources and note Lee Daniels will leave July 8. Edgar remains popular statewide and in Southern Illinois, with ties to Anna and Vienna.
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School chemistry accidents reveal safety gaps in TAMMY WEBBER report
Genoa Kingston High School saw an alcohol fire injure three junior honor students during a routine chemistry experiment. The blast occurred as schools expand lab time under federal standards, with 150 serious injuries nationwide in four years. Critics warn many labs lack safety training and proper facilities.
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Kenneth Roy
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