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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2011

Page

1

Liquor motion fails in Carbondale council meeting

The Carbondale City Council meeting ends without a second to Lee Fronabarger’s motion to alter liquor rules. Councilman Lance Jack loses his Fat Parties license as Page 6A amendment kills the proposal and blocks a vote. Mayor Fritzler plans next steps with City Manager Gill amid surprised citizens.

Carbondale Lee Fronabarger Lance Jack Joel Fritzler Allen Gill

Sesser Storm Triggers City Curfew and Damage

A Tuesday storm battered Sesser with downed power lines and structural damage. Mayor Ned Mitchell imposed an 8 p.m. curfew to morning to keep residents off streets. One injury reported as crews assess the town. SEE SESSER PAGE 6A

Sesser Ned Mitchell Mitchell

What Takes What Takes Usmc

The Southern Illinoisan reporter Scott Fitzgerald and photographer Steve Jahnke spend a week in St. Louis covering Marine Week. They explore what it takes to join one of the nation’s top military forces and what recruiting involves for Marines. Local 1B

Southern Illinoisan Scott Fitzgerald Steve Jahnke St. Louis Charlie Terry Soldiers’ Memorial Military Museum

Christian network founder's brother faces accusations

Three Angels Broadcasting and Tommy Shelton, 65, are named in a federal lawsuit filed in Chicago by Alex Walker alleging sexual abuse while Shelton served as a 3ABN employee and Church of God pastor. Walker is now 25 and asserts negligence claims against the network.

Thompsonville

Visitation Held For Fallen Du Quoin Firefighter Corey Shaw

Friends and family gathered at Du Quoin Middle School gymnasium Tuesday night to pay final respects to Corey Shaw, son of Fire Chief Bob Shaw, who died from injuries in a fire that razed two buildings on the Pinckneyville Town Square.

DU Quoin Corey Shaw du Quoin Middle School Shaw Bob Shaw Pinckneyville Paul Newton Thesouthern.com

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