Lewis and Clark encounter Chopunnish at quarmash grounds
May 18, 1806 at Clark notes Squar wife gathering fuel roots for drying to eat on the Rocky mountains. Two hunting Indians meet them at quarmash grounds and receive meat for their hungry children. An old man and woman with eye issues are treated with creme of tartar, flour of sulphur, and eye water.
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Accuracy notice from The Southern
A reader inquiry line invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern. It provides an Alabama or Illinois area code, a toll free number, and an extension for submitting corrections. The item serves as a public call for accuracy verification.
Chicago executive stabbed by employee over poor review
An employee, Tom Tudur, age 33, fatally stabbed Gary Peter, 48, president of Peter Construction and Development, at the company office near O'Hare. Tudur, charged with first degree murder, allegedly struggled with Peter. a co-worker who tried to intervene was stabbed in the hand. Tudur held in custody awaiting next court appearance amid ongoing investigation.
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Clinton to Write Second Book After Autobiography
Former President Clinton will publish a new book with Alfred A. Knopf focusing on public service and citizen activism. He aims to lift spirits and touch hearts, drawing on experiences since leaving the White House. release anticipated late next year or early 2008 and no title has been chosen.
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Cosby urges black communities to fix own cities at U DC forum
Comedian Bill Cosby urged proactive change in African American communities during a University of the District of Columbia forum on family and education. He criticized churches that tolerate drug dealers near campuses and promoted his nationwide tour aimed at sparking debate on family and schooling issues.
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Measles vaccine two-dose guidance cited in public health note
The article notes a two-dose measles mumps rubella vaccination recommendation for all children, stating it is about 90 percent effective against mumps. It also covers a high profile Enron trial where jurors began deliberations on Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling amid prosecutor appeals for accountability in a “historic case.” In parallel, Colombian drug figure Pablo Rayo Montano was arrested in Brazil after a decade as one of the world’s most hunted traffickers, with DEA coordination across eight countries and numerous arrests.
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