Libya strikes could last a while amid Libyan conflict
Libyan coalition forces pressed a third night of bombardment targeting air defenses and Muammar Gaddafi forces. Rebels gained some breathing space as disorganized units lagged behind, signaling a potential long stalemate warned by U.S. officials while air power reshaped the map and halted a major march on Benghazi.
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Lawmakers praise limited Libya action by Obama
Southern Illinois lawmakers respond cautiously as the United States begins military action in Libya. Senator Mark Kirk rates Obama a B-plus and credits Hillary Clinton, while he argues for no U.S. ground troops and expects Gaddafi to fall with international pressure.
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Can I Live rally at SIU Carbondale hosts hope and strength
More than 100 students and friends marched from dorms to the Student Center for a Can I Live celebration sponsored by Kappa Alpha Psi and the Speaking and Teaching Registered Student Organization. Speakers urged embracing adversity and living life fully despite obstacles.
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Derrick Williams
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Fort Harrisburg deputy faces seven new sexual assault charges
Fort, a former Saline County deputy and former school board president, is jailed in Jackson County as seven additional counts of criminal sexual assault involving a 16 year old Harrisburg girl are filed in Saline County Circuit Court. The sealed charges date to an earlier period than the August arrest.
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Witness: No prints linked Thompson Greene to murder
An Illinois State Police crime lab expert testified in the Jackson County Courthouse trial of Trevis S. Thompson and Patrick A. Greene that no fingerprint evidence tied the Carbondale men to Orlando Lamont Clark's Nov. 20 murder. Defense witnesses were allowed to present, including a fingerprint examiner who identified two prints on empty liquor bottles.
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Greene
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