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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2004
Page
2
An edited entry from the Lewis and Clark journals describes Captain Lewis and the writer walking on a prairie bluff watching grassland rich land, river views, and timbered river bottoms. The note mentions willow, cottonwood, mulberry, elm, ash trees and a scene of field activity recording a badger kill. Gary Moulton’s scholarly edition is cited.
SIU athletics see renewed coaching status with the Salukis riding a Gateway Conference top ranking. Ticket manager Brad Pietz reports strong demand with 1,550 season tickets sold at SIU Arena, ahead of projections. Season tickets cost 60 dollars for adults and 55 for faculty, 35 for youths, with family packages at 49 dollars.
In Carbondale a mother recalls her daughter, now an Army private, who left for boot camp on Gregory’s birthday, Sept. 4, and returns with mature confidence. Gloria Bollinger praises her child’s straight focus and lack of conceit as she embodies Army values.
Kerry pledged to return trust and credibility to the presidency, promising to expand health care and improve education while waging a smarter war on terror. He framed four years of Republican rule as economically harmful, highlighted Vietnam service ally Jim Rassmann, and outlined plans to reform intelligence and pursue war only if required. He and running mate Edwards head on a coast to coast 21 state campaign swing, aiming to persuade undecided voters in battlegrounds.
After Ryan's withdrawal, top Republicans including Topinka Edgar Thompson Rauschenberger Ditka and Dillard decline ballot spots. GOP pursues a credible candidate against Obama with deadlines three months away and concerns over fundraising, name recognition, and media attention.
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