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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2003
Page
3
The Southern Illinoisan outlines reader engagement rules for Voice of the Reader letters up to 250 words. Letters must be signed with name and hometown and include a verification telephone number. It bans poetry copies and mass submissions and retains rights to edit.
Jeff Kuehl, a Decatur native living in Rome, Illinois, makes his own salt and scent infused bass fishing lures after finding mass produced baits lacking. He heats salt and black flakes into a green plastic mix, pours into aluminum molds, and tests various colors and plastics to improve quality.
CHICAGO AP A federal informant embedded with Matthew Hale head of the World Church of the Creator recorded Hale promising murder after a trademark ruling. Hale, 31, is in custody on charges of soliciting the murder of U S District Judge Joan Lefkow. The defense argues the informant instigated the scheme and Hale pleaded not guilty.
Investigators pursue bodies of Sarah Gehring 14 and Philip Gehring 11 last seen July 4 in Concord. Ohio state police and FBI searched Toledo parks seven hours with no results. FBI says dropped off along the father’s route in the Midwest. authorities treat case as double homicide in Gilroy California.
Mount Zion farmer Todd Statzer grows one acre of experimental soybeans intended as fresh vegetables. Developed by retired University of Illinois professor Richard Bernard, the beans are studied by US and USDA to test field viability and market potential in Central Illinois. Statzer will sell direct from Green Shadow farm and at Decatur and Mount Zion farmers markets.
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