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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2012

Page

10

Former Rutgers student found guilty in webcam death case

Dharun Ravi, a former Rutgers University student, was found guilty on 15 charges including invasion of privacy and anti gay intimidation in the 2010 webcam spying that led to Tyler Clementi's death. The verdict highlights online cruelty and teen suicide linked to social media.

Rutgers New Brunswick N.J Rutgers University Dharun Ravi Tyler Clementi Clementi Barack Obama Ellen DeGeneres New Jersey Hayley Gorenberg Lambda Legal Ravi

Carterville Fire Responds to Two Friday Blazes

Fire crews battled two incidents in Carterville on Friday near noon at a McDonalds and a residence on South Division Street and Lakeshore Drive. Little damage at McDonalds. front end and smoke damage at the house. No occupants were home. Response lasted about two hours with multiple departments assisting. Chief Bruce Talley noted a possible link to a morning power surge, though not certain. Assistants included Williamson County, Herrin, Cambria and Marion fire departments.

Carterville McDonalds South Division Street Lakeshore Drive McDonald’s Bruce Talley Williamson County Herrin Cambria Marion Brent Stewart Paul Newton Southern

Driver injured in cement truck crash near Du Quoin

Christopher E. Harkness, 39, of Oakdale, suffered major injuries when his cement mixer overturned on Illinois 15 east of Coolidge Road in Du Quoin. He exited and re entered the roadway while passing a slow vehicle, then rolled. He was flown to Saint Louis University Hospital after being taken to Washington County Hospital. He wore a seatbelt and faces improper lane usage and failure to reduce speed charges.

DU Quoin Christopher E. Harkness Oakdale Illinois 15 Illinois Coolidge Road Harkness Washington County Hospital Saint Louis University Hospital

Davis Nelson gets three years for vandalism case

George Spiller and Linda Adkins reported missing flowers from Joy Spiller's headstone found inside Davis Nelson's house. Judge Lawler imposed 18 months probation initially, later extended after the vandalism at the gravesite. Davis Nelson received 165 days already served and faces one year of supervised release after prison. 618-351-5076.

George Spiller Nelson-Davis Johnston City Spiller Linda Adkins Joy Spiller Davis-Nelson Lawler Speroni Adkins Williamson County

Franklin County Receives $750K Grant for Water and Fire Safety

A state grant of 750000 dollars funds potable water and fire suppression improvements for Franklin County communities on the west side and extends into Perry and Williamson counties. Senator Gary Forby emphasizes critical water reliability for tens of thousands relying on Bend Lake, with the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity administering the aid.

Perry Williamson Counties Bend Lake Gary Forby Franklin The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity

Co founder of Invisible Children detained after street outburst

Jason Russell, co founder of Invisible Children, was detained by San Diego police and hospitalized for exhaustion and dehydration after witnesses saw him running in his underwear, banging fists on pavement in Pacific Beach. He was not arrested and is receiving medical care as the group defends its work on the Kony video.

San Diego Jason Russell Invisible Children Joseph Kong Ben Keesey Keesey Jason Andra Brown Brown Russell University of Southern California Film School Gavin Kony The Lord Joseph Konys Dad Africa LRA International Criminal Court For Crimes Against Humanity Children

America's weird weather. Heat twisters snow

A Washington report notes extreme U S weather with record high temperatures across 36 states, massive Anchorage snow removal at 250000 tons, and frequent tornadoes in January to March 2012. Meteorologists cite La Nina Arctic Oscillation effects and link more extreme events to warming, while stressing no single event proves global warming.

America Washington Anchorage Alaska U.S Jake Crouch National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Michigan Nary Andrew Weaver University of Victoria

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