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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2006
Page
2
On June 27, 1806, Lewis records halting at an elevated point at the natives request to smoke the pipe. A conic mound of stones and a pine pole crowned the summit, offering a vast view of snow covered mountains. We were surrounded by peaks and the route became hard to find without guides, though the pilots could locate the road as the snow disappeared. After contemplation the party resumed their march, spirits dampened yet hardy.
On June 27 1806 Ordway records progress as the party moved farther than they had on the previous day when crossing the same terrain. The entry emphasizes greater distance achieved during today's travel.
Filmmaker Dick Rude profiles Joe Strummer in a revealing portrait focusing on his post Clash era with The Mescaleros. The documentary emphasizes his political fervor and humility, omitting vintage Clash footage, and highlights intimate moments with fans, radio stations, and Atlantic City gig flyers.
The message urges readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern and provides Jackson County and toll free numbers with extensions for submitting corrections to the paper.
A Chicago study of 134 older adults found that over a third showed brain degeneration typical of Alzheimer's despite normal outward mental function. Researchers say minor forgetfulness is not always normal and highlight the need for caution in aging cognitive health.
George O Dowd known as Boy George faced a scolding from Criminal Court Judge Anthony Ferrara for failing to perform the required community service after pleading guilty to third degree false reporting. The case stemmed from his false burglary report at a Lower Manhattan apartment.
Hugh O'Brian, 81, married Virginia Barber in a Forest Lawn ceremony described as a wedding to die for. About 300 guests attended at the Hall of Crucifixion Resurrection as look-alikes of John Wayne and Pope John Paul joined the celebration.
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