July 25 1806 Lewis to the Marins
Lewis writes he fears he will not preach in the United States this season if he does not begin at once. He plans to leave with reluctance from the current place, lacking data to establish longitude. His chronometer stopped today when set to go, hindering his effort.
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Lewis
The
Marins
United States
Gregg Fishman
California Independent System Operator
ISO
Yakout Mansour
California
Morgan Hills
Fresno
Stockton
Modesto
Bakersfield
Woodland Hills
Pompy's Tower View On a Yellowstone Rock July 1806
July 25 1806 Clark notes arrival at a remarkable rock named Pompys Tower on the Yellowstone riverbank. The 200 foot high tower offers an extensive panorama over the surrounding country with plains, buffalo, elk and wolves. Indians left two stone piles atop the rock and marked animals and his name with date on its face.
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Pompy
Accuracy Notice on The Southern Hotline
A reader message requests accuracy reporting for The Southern News with contact numbers for Jackson County and callers outside the county to report errors and provide corrected information to a dedicated hotline and extension.
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Jackson County
Illinois faces record deficit and rising debts
Illinois posted a 2005 deficit of 3 billion dollars and debt obligations totaling 17.5 billion against assets, though officials claim day-to-day budgets balance. Gov Blagojevich budget director John Filan argues cash in vs out covers expenses, while long-term liabilities strain hospitals and care providers.
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Springfield
Illinois
Rockford Register Star
Rod Blagojevich
John Filan
Filan
Pavarotti Plans Return After Pancreatic Surgery
Opera star Luciano Pavarotti declares he will not retire after pancreatic cancer surgery. At 70 he says he intends to resume singing and continues his public appearances, signaling a planned comeback to the stage despite health concerns.
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Rome
Luciano Pavarotti
Tenor Pavarotti delays tour after pancreatic mass found
In an interview with La Stampa, the famed tenor says he hopes to resume touring next year but cannot commit to dates after doctors discovered a malignant pancreatic mass. He underwent surgery in New York as 2006 performances were canceled.
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la Stampa
Pavarotti
New York
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