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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2004

Page

2

Corps of Discovery Journals Note on Discipline and Drouillard

Excerpt from the Lewis and Clark journals May 1804 to September 1806 notes a court martial for misconduct and punishment of three men. Annotations highlight George Drouillard as a key interpreter and skilled woodsman, with multilingual abilities aiding the expedition amid Sauk and Osage tensions.

Corps of Discovery George Drewyer George Drouillard Lewis Drouillard

Accuracy Hotline for Southern Illinoisan Reader Feedback

Readers are urged to report inaccuracies in The Southern Illinoisan by calling the Accuracy Hotline at 529-5454 ext 5031 from Jackson County or (800) 228-0429 ext 5031 from elsewhere.

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Bush administration questioned about opening door for abuse

The Iraq prisoner abuse saga centers on whether the administration created a legal framework that allowed mistreatment. Gonzales reportedly wrote a memo asserting Geneva Conventions limits could be obsolete. Powell and Rice disputed the scope while discussions alleged at high levels addressed ICRC concerns and related actions.

Bush Washington White House Alberto Gonzales Geneva Gonzales Newsweek Magazine Colin Powell Powell International Committee of the Red Cross Abu Ghraib

Jackson urges education rights amid calls for constitutional change

In a Mount Carmel sermon Jackson declares the black white gap illegal but says the gap between haves and have-nots is legal and growing. He urges amending the Constitution to declare education a right and calls for fair school funding as a key legal challenge. He arrived in Topeka to help activists rededicate a bridge honoring Justice Thurgood Marshall.

United States Jackson Mount Carmel Rainbow Push Coalition Topeka Thurgood Marshall

Southern Illinois seniors sign up as military recruitment stays strong

In Herrin and across Southern Illinois, eight high school seniors from Herrin, Carbondale, and Anna-Jonesboro join the armed forces, spurred by education benefits and service career options. Recruiters report steady intake despite global tensions, with counselors noting consistent yearly numbers and varying branch choices.

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