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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2006
Page
2
The Lewis and Clark expedition notes snow on the Rocky Mountains seen from the high plain. Indians say snow remains so deep that crossing will wait until the next full moon or June. Camp life continues as the crew, hungry on horsebeef and roots, follows council decrees and shares a communal feast.
Gary Moulton, University of Nebraska history professor and Ken Burns film consultant, edited a piece noting that Indigenous groups from the Rocky Mountains to the falls of Columbia are honest and well disposed, while those from the falls to the seacoast are described as a rascally, thieving set.
Five men were detained after an American Airlines flight from Dallas Fort Worth landed at Newark Liberty International Airport. An air marshal alerted Port Authority police who took the men into custody at 3:20 p.m. They posed no weapons. reason for suspicion was not disclosed and the men remained in custody.
A helicopter crash in Afghanistan near the Pakistan border kills ten U S soldiers during a Chinook operation. In Nigeria and Sudan, peace talks and possible U N peacekeepers surface amid Darfur clashes. A San Francisco ferry crash injures nine at Pier 43. A high rise collapse in Bal Harbour kills three workers. Warren Jeffs tops the FBI Most Wanted list with new charges and a raised reward. A Sacramento hostage standoff ends with a correctional officer freed unharmed.
Jay Black born David Blatt, lead singer of Jay and the Americans, could lose the band name to help pay 500000 dollars in back taxes. A bankruptcy trustee proposed auctioning the name Jay and the Americans and barring Black from performing as Jay Black or Jay Black and the Americans. Black, 67, said gambling debts led to trouble and he has overcome the habit, and he may consider selling the group name while keeping Jay Black himself.
A court gave Jay and the Americans and its former members until May 17 to settle a dispute over use of the group's name while the band’s fallen star Bassist Black warns that losing his name would ruin him. The rival faction offers $100,000 to reform the group, famed for She Cried This Magic Moment Cara Mia.
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