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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2003

Page

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Weather and notices roundup from The Southern Illinoisan

A compact page teaser outlines multiple items from the 2002 issue: state law on contraceptive coverage, market optimism, disaster relief funding, Middle East prisoner talks, local twin dress twins, Marion water woes, Buddy Ebsen death, and a 40 percent chance of afternoon storms with mild tonight and cooler highs, plus contact and award notes.

Judge quashes charges against public defender Cox in Union County

Franklin County Judge Loren P. Lewis who presided in Union County dropped felonies including eavesdropping and official misconduct from a December 2002 grand jury indictment against public defender Patrick J. Cox. The quashment came after defense attorneys argued the grand jury was not properly instructed on eavesdropping exemptions.

Union County Patrick J. Cox Cox Franklin County Loren P. Lewis Lewis William Ballard Jonesboro Ballard John Rekowski Rekowski

Liberia leader presses for U S intervention amid Bush trip

President Charles Taylor urged U S military help for Liberia while criticizing President Bush for calling for his resignation. U S civil affairs experts arrived in Monrovia to evaluate a potential force as Bush began a five nation Africa tour. Taylor vowed to decide withdrawal timing, saying he would step down for peace, not at Bush’s insistence.

Monrovia Liberia Charles Taylor U.S Bush Africa Taylor Senegal Associated Press Television News United States

Southern Illinoisans divided on troops in Liberia

U S troops may be needed as Bush considers sending forces to Liberia amid ongoing civil war. Liberia’s 1980 onward conflict centers on Charles Taylor who seized power after the 1989 coup. Scholar John Jackson cites US-Liberia ties but views them weaker than some assume.

Liberia Illinois U.S Iraq Afghanistan George W. Bush Africa Charles Taylor Taylor United States John Jackson Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Shirk resists council talk on adult show in Pinckneyville

Pinckneyville Mayor Ron Shirk urged the council not to revisit the adult entertainment issue as Darrell McCombs spoke at a meeting. The council debated public participation rules and the progression toward an ordinance while discussions referenced Shirk's past ownership and ongoing events at his former venue. Commissioner Wright pressed for continued discussion, noting repeated public input on related issues. The council signaled a possible vote and directed readers to see further details on page 2A.

Pinckneyville Ron Shirk Darrell McCombs Friendship Church of Christ Shirk McCombs Jimmie Wright Gayl Pyatt Wright John Hammack Shirk’s

U S attorney Miriam Miquelon resigns in Illinois role

Miriam F. Miquelon the U S attorney for the Southern District of Illinois announced she will resign effective Sept 1 after less than a year in the post. She was appointed July 29 and will take paid administrative leave until then to avoid conflicts with cases. Judge Gilbert said he was surprised and a Bush replacement will be recommended to the Senate.

Southern Illinois Miriam F. Miquelon U.S Southern District of Illinois Miquelon Senate J. Phil Gilbert Southern District Gilbert George W. Bush Effingham Cairo Charles W. Grace

Ingersoll did not display gun in Zeigler altercation

Franklin County State's Attorney Bill Richardson said former Zeigler police chief Harlan Ingersoll did not have a weapon during a weekend altercation at Aaron Wright's Zeigler residence. The 39 year old arrived after 1:30 a.m. Saturday amid a tense dispute with Robert Vercellino as Aniessa Ingersoll and others tried to separate them. A prior complaint by Amessa Ingersoll cited battering allegations, with multiple interviews at the scene referenced.

Zeigler Franklin County Bill Richardson Ziegler Harlan Ingersoll Ingersoll Aaron Wright Wright Aniessa Ingersolls Richardson Ingers Robert Vercellino Aniessa Ingersoll Amessa Ingersoll

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