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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2004
Page
2
On May 25 1804 Clark describes camping at the mouth of a creek called River a Chauritte above a small French village of seven houses. They planned to court hunt and trade with Indians and met Louisell from Cedar Island. He learned no Indians on the river below Poncrars and the villagers supplied milk and eggs.
A Friday story claimed a recruiter showed Tim and Donna Bishop a video of Nick Berg beheading at Marion Army Recruiting Office. The Bishops say the incident occurred at the recruiting office, not the Army Reserve Center, prompting a clarifying reader note.
President Bush presents a five point program to advance democracy in Iraq including transferring sovereignty on June 30 and elections, while maintaining 138000 U.S. troops as long as needed. He cautions of violence and notes recent Iraqi and U.S. civilian deaths as coalition forces press for stability.
U S troops beyond 138000 face mounting losses. Analysts say Bush cannot win world opinion with words alone and allies remain scarce. Critics from Republicans urge clearer plans for Iraq while three nations pull forces out.
Perry County authorities pursued Moore after a San Diego arrest on a new DUI charge. The plea assigns 52 years for driving with a revoked license and 5 years for felony DUI, running concurrently, plus $1,000 in fines. Moore has prior DUI convictions across six states.
Union County boards face a potential vacancy as Bigler considers whether to resign as state's attorney. Chairman Eddleman cites Illinois Election Code rules on unconditional resignations and the board plans a 4 p.m. special meeting Thursday to hear Bigler's intentions. Assistant Duffy urges fairness and possible recess for Bigler to defend his position.
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