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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2002
Page
7
Legislators grapple with funding gaps as they push to restore or cut programs amid a sluggish economy. Noland notes the return to 1990s budget strain, while Ryan seeks quick action through a special session to avoid prolonged uncertainty and push back against union resistance.
Valerie St. Rose comments on unclear laws about carrying items in a bag, noting patrols will be monitored and police action taken if needed. She declines to disclose how many officers routinely patrol the neighborhoods.
About 8,000 fans rampaged through central Moscow after Russia’s defeat, torching cars and smashing shop windows near the Kremlin and Bolshoi Theater. At least one man was killed, and more than 20 people were injured or hospitalized as police detained around 60 participants.
The annular solar eclipse peaks at 8 14 p m as the sun sinks. Path spans over 9000 miles from Puerto Vallarta east of Indonesia with only partial coverage in most US areas. Viewers should use safe filters and expect possible cloud cover from Southern Illinois onward. Weather forecaster Cal Sisto calls the view iffy with possible clearing at sunset.
Israeli troops moved into Ramallah early Monday with one tank three armored personnel carriers and several jeeps. Ten soldiers were seen near the Amari refugee camp and troops also went through Beituniyah as they prepared to arrest terrorism suspects from advance lists, uncertainties linger about entering Arafat’s compound.
Wind fueled fires tore through drought hit Colorado as 7,500 acre blaze near Storm King Mountain destroyed 40 structures including 24 homes and forced about 3,000 residents from Glenwood Springs. A second blaze in Pike National Forest grew to 25,700 acres with at least one structure lost. Governor Owens called it nuclear winter as smoke shrouded Denver and health officials warned residents to stay indoors.
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