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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2004
Page
1
SIU football players organize the Southern Illinois Ethnic Festival as SIU board of trustees reviews campus construction results. Separate notes mention Lewis and Clark Expedition and Sioux content. Partly cloudy weather outlook accompanies the page.
Tim Crosby reports the Illinois Republican party faced a shaken path after a suburban Chicago state senator withdrew from the U.S. Senate race previously set to replace Jack Ryan. The party now weighs new options to face Democrat Barack Obama in November amid uncertainty over Ryan’s reentry.
Police say vandals broke into Chester High during Independence Day weekend, wrecking 19 classrooms worth of electronics and school items. No theft reported. cleanup began as renovation continues, with officials estimating final costs up to double the initial $100,000. Police seek tips at 618 826-5454.
Massac County officials and undercover agents seized 21 video poker machines and more than 2500 dollars during raids on five Metropolis establishments including Shooters Bar and Grill and the American Legion Post 306. Christine Gilbert Rose Hudlin Rita Jacobs Dee W. Tolen and Janie M. Little were charged with class A misdemeanors. arrests followed a department report of illegal payouts and unpaid taxes.
Tut II SIU, the Saluki mascot at Southern Illinois University, was euthanized June 26 after a long fight with hemangiosarcoma. The 13 year old dog served as a family pet and show dog, leading Saluki teams onto the field and becoming a beloved symbol for players, coaches, and fans.
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