Lewis and Clark Journal Excerpt From 1804 Prarie Observation
An edited excerpt from Lewis and Clark journals notes the expedition crossing the Missouri River junctions on June 10, 1804. It describes prairie lands rich in water and timber, abundant wildlife, and edible plants including wild grapes and Osage plums. Gary Moulton edited the edition for scholarly and film context.
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Shooting complex caucuses push agenda gains regional impact
Legislative leaders and Gov. Blagojevich have not agreed on the fiscal 2005 budget. The shooting complex project, part of Blagojevich’s Opportunity Returns, could boost the region’s economy by about $30 million annually. Contact matt.adrian at lee.net 217-789-0865.
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Americans bid farewell to Reagan at Capitol state funeral
Ronald Reagan’s casket rode a caisson to the Capitol in a carefully staged state funeral. Thousands waited in heat on Constitution Avenue as Nancy Reagan aided her husband’s farewell. Dignitaries and veterans joined a procession marked by drums, a horseman salute, and military jets overhead.
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Reagan at Lincoln Tomb recalled by Carbondale official
David Kenney recounts a Springfield stop during Reagan's presidential bid. He notes Reagan's steady public contact, Nancy Reagan's pacing, and a playful moment lifting Nancy to rub Lincoln's nose. Kenney, then head of the state Department of Conservation, describes the tomb visit and Reagan's later calm courage after the assassination attempt, from his memoir In It, To Win It.
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Coming Up At Home: Getting your house ready for summer
A home feature offers practical steps to stage a summer ready house. Tips cover cleaning, organization, and quick improvements suited for busy households without heavy chores.
Aisin to Build New Plant in Region with Jobs Planned
Aisin announces a new manufacturing facility at REDCO Industrial Park in Williamson County southern Illinois, with production starting June 2005 and 66 acres to be occupied. REDCO and the state provided a 2.5 million incentive package including tax credits and grants. Existing Aisin units at the park employ over 450 people with more than 27 million in plant investments.
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