To Wannahiooks River Named By Lewis On Clark Expedition
In May 1806 Lewis describes renaming the river known as Clark's river to To wannahiooks river in honor of Capt Clark and notes it has three source streams in Hood Jefferson and the northern side of the Southwest Mountains. He states no known Indian or white name for the main branch. Edited by Gary Moulton.
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Three U S Soldiers Die in Baghdad Area Bombing
Three American soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb south of Baghdad as U S and Iraqi forces swept a northward city where insurgents had been killed a day earlier. Iraqi police said the blast hit a military convoy near Mahaweel 35 miles south of Baghdad.
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Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Contact
The notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern by calling the Accuracy Hotline. It provides a Jackson County number 618 529 5154 Ext 5033 and a toll free 1 800 228 0429 Ext 5033 for callers outside Jackson County.
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Detainees to Albania as U S ends Guantanamo case
Five ethnic Chinese detainees at Guantanamo Bay are to be resettled in Albania where their asylum requests will be considered. The move follows U S dispute over their release, after years of detention since the Afghanistan invasion.
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Hasselhoff and Bach share joint custody of daughters
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge awarded actor David Hasselhoff and estranged wife Pamela Bach joint custody of daughters Taylor 16 and Hayley 12. They will alternate weeks and holiday custody annually. Hasselhoff said the agreement serves the children's best interests and helps them move forward.
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Anna Nicole Smith pregnancy rumor and divorces swirl in tabloid talk
Los Angeles reports say Anna Nicole Smith may be pregnant as her lawyer Howard Stern declines confirmation. Hasselhoff and Bach move toward divorce after 16 years of marriage with irreconcilable differences cited. In Kentucky, Muhammad Ali rides in Pegasus Parade as Derby Week begins. Gandolfini studio incident in New York leaves actor unhurt. Madonna returns to public life with W magazine spread and tour timing.
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