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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2002
Page
1
Court report notes a teenager received a 22 year prison term for murdering his father. The article is part of a larger page with state traffic violations and other items. The piece references sections for Franklin Perry Jackson Union Williamson counties and additional local features.
Linda A. Krutsinger reports that Lance Eggemeyer and two others in a Pinckneyville pickup deny that the vehicle moved before Nashville police officer Michael Renth and Deputy Eric Frazier opened fire during a June 30 traffic stop. Eggemeyer, the vehicle passenger, says the truck stayed in place. Attorneys for the trio dispute investigators’ statements and plan lawsuits for damages.
Jodi Jacquot, 18, a Murphysboro High graduate raised on a De Soto horse farm since 1891, heads to Farmington New Mexico with her horse Shaker to compete in the National High School Finals Rodeo. She has qualified twice and placed in the top half last year among nearly 200 contestants from Illinois and beyond.
Northern harrier hawks, endangered in Illinois, appear to nest in Williamson County this summer near the Sugar Creek Lake project at Creal Springs. The 13 year effort to build the lake faces new opposition as critics accuse Marion officials of neglecting wildlife habitat while pushing water needs, recalling a 1990 Eldorado nest and noting the bird’s grassland nesting habits.
Arafat is said to favor appointing a prime minister after January elections and statehood. Shaath, a former peace negotiator and aide, backs the idea and may be a candidate, with Arafat to guide in Ramallah. A deadly attack in Tel Aviv killed three.
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