Western Heights Church listens to music of the George brothers
A brief column notes Western Heights Christian Church enjoying music by the George brothers. Page 1B references and page indicators hint at a small feature in the entertainment section of The Southern Illinoisan.
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Western Heights Christian Church
The
George Brothers
UAE backs Saddam exit call amid Gulf divisions
The UAE won backing from Bahrain and Kuwait on Sunday for Saddam Hussein to quit to avert war, as Iraq dismissed the move as an Israeli ploy. Kuwait hosts U S forces and Bahrain hosts the 5th Fleet, underscoring Gulf support and tensions in the Arab world over the Iraq crisis.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Persian Gulf
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Emirates
Israel
Bahrain
Saddam
Kuwait
U.S
Gulf
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
U.N
Train heritage fuels Southern Illinois commerce and culture
In Southern Illinois, the Crab Orchard and Egyptian Railroad CO&E helps keep freight moving as short lines grow nationwide. Chuck Roehm, engineer and treasurer, notes trains still expand freight annually despite passenger declines. CO&E began in the 1970s with Crane Soberg and Roehm shaping its route through Marion.
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Crab Orchard & Egyptian Railroad
Illinois
Marion
Carbondale
Cairo
Chuck Roehm
Tamaroa
Co&e
Illinois Central Railroad
Hugh Crane
Herb Soberg
Bill Schiber
Charles Roehm Sr
Pinckneyville districts forecast top ISBE financial rating
Pinckneyville District 50 and Community Consolidated School District 204 seek the highest ISBE financial recognition for 2001-02, but both warn gains may be short due to state deferrals. District 204 faces revenue loss from two 2002-03 deferments, risking future designation amid declining enrollment and other fiscal pressures.
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Pinckneyville
Community Consolidated School District 204
Illinois State Board of Education
District 50
Tim O’leary
ISBE
Chris Rigdon
Rigdon
IBSE
Illinois
Firefighters ready if Iraq torches oil wells in war
Ronnie Roles, veteran of Kuwait oil fires, says Iraq could unleash bigger, hotter blazes if Saddam Hussein retreats and torching spreads. DoD has requested a plan from Cudd Pressure Control and other U.S. firms to fight fires, with potential for vast disruption of oil markets and higher production levels in some Iraqi wells.
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Elk City
Okla
Ronnie Roles
Kuwait
Roles
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Cudd Pressure Control
Oklahoma
American
Department of Defense
U.S
Wild Well Control
Boots & Coots International
Texas
Bill Mahler
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