The Bighorn Chief We Ark-koomt At Lewis and Clark Meet
On May 3 1806 Lewis and Clark describe meeting We ark-koomt known as the bighorn chief of the Chopunnish nation. He traveled with ten young men and helped secure a hospitable reception among the natives during the expedition on the Lewis River to the Columbia. Edited by Gary Moulton.
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Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Readers
A notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern via the Accuracy Hotline with local and toll free numbers and an extension for Jackson County residents and callers from elsewhere. The prompt provides contact details for submitting corrections.
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Engelbert Humperdinck Turns 70 In The Spotlight
Humperdinck born Arnold George Dorsey in Madras, India, celebrates turning 70 in Leicester England, insisting aging has no effect on his stage presence as fans scream. He recently flew home from Las Vegas for the milestone.
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Federal jail break from Alton ends in St. Louis suburb arrest
Quawntay Adams, 30, escaped from Alton jail after climbing a vent and using bedding rope. He was recaptured about 50 miles away in Wentzville, Missouri, after six hours on the run. He faces June trial in East St. Louis on 2004 marijuana trafficking charges.
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Mary Chapin Carpenter Opens Up On Low Mood At Book Festival
At the 2006 North Carolina Festival of the Book in Durham Mary Chapin Carpenter discussed her long battle with low mood and its impact on creativity. The five time Grammy winner noted therapy and described episodes as periods of deep sadness that halt writing. She also performed three songs including Houston about Katrina evacuees. About 1,000 attendees watched a session that paired Carpenter with author Kaye Gibbons.
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