Fireworks vendor arrested twice in Carbondale
Arch ie D Davis of Jacksonville was arrested twice on Friday for violating Carbondale ordinance by selling illegal fireworks at Wal Mart and Kroger tents. The Four Seasons supervisor faces city court July 14 as the company’s transient merchant license is revoked.
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Archie D. Davis
Jacksonville
R.T. Finney
Wal-Mart
Kroger
West Main Street
Davis
Four Seasons
New Athens
Wal- Mart
Marion
Carterville
Harrisburg
Finney
Tom Manis
Manis
Carbondale Civic Center
Mitta Kay Schmalenberger
the South
Archie Davis
Fireworks Sparks Across Nation Stir Regulatory Debate
The piece outlines a major downtown fire sparked by fireworks and notes states tightening or banning sales. It cites Archie Davis of Four Seasons with tents in Carbondale and Marion, Illinois, and reports NFPA and other groups urging a nationwide ban citing injuries.
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Hawaii
Illinois
Archie Davis
Carbondale
Marion
Cartervile
Harrisburg
Davis
Coloian
NFPA
American Academy of Optometrists
American Academy of Pediatricians
American College of Emergency Physicians
International Fire Marshals Association
National Association of State Fire Marshals
Washington
Heck
U.S. Consumer Product
Myers and Poole Trial: Hung Jury on Apr 7 Incident
In a divorce case, Julie Poole testified that her ex husband Myers stormed into her home armed with a .380 pistol on April 7, 2002 and threatened her and a friend while their 7 year old daughter was present. Myers countered he planned a drive to sort out the divorce and kept the gun for protection. He remains jailed for eight years for aggravated arson from a March 2002 fire sparked by a homemade bomb.
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Myers
Illinois Department of Corrections
RIAA targets college file sharers amid music piracy rise
SIAC and RIAA officials debate action against peer to peer networks like Kazaa and Grokster as music sales slip, with Lamy citing looming injunctions and damages while students warn of uncollectible judgments and credit damage. Musicians offer mixed views on piracy versus property rights. Ken Seeker reports from Carbondale.
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Students’ Legal Assistance Office
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Napster
RIAA
Kazaa
Grokster
Charles Campbell
SIUC
Campbell
Jonathan Lamy
Washington, D.C
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Dave Eschbaugh
Carbondale
Peter Mulvey
Longbranch
Mulvey
Petermulvey
Rogers
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