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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2006
Page
2
May 29 1806 Lewis describes no noteworthy movement, stock of meat and roots good, Bratton recovering strength quickly, the Child and the Indian Chief improving. He details the horned lizard named by the French, its habitat on plains and near the Missouri, noting its divergence from buffalo and abundance after rain.
From Jackson County the newspaper invites readers to report inaccuracies via a dedicated hotline with extension numbers. An error was found in a credit line for a Marion High School extension center photo. The correct photographer is Pamela Kay Schmalenberger.
Mississippi pound-for-dollar funds nearly 17 million in FEMA reimbursements to Harrison County are blocked as officials face an audit of Katrina debris removal bills. An internal FEMA review found contractors overpaid by more than 10 million without quality checks.
In western Iraq, a Sunni Arab tribal chief who aided U.S. troops against al-Qaida was shot dead amid reports of insurgent campaigns targeting Sunni leaders aligned with Americans. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki pressed for cross-sectarian security post deals, warning of deadlines if talks stall.
Vice President Dick Cheney told Natrona County High School Class of 2006 graduates to keep eyes open for opportunities. He recalled how George W. Bush asked him to lead the search for a running mate in the 2000 campaign, highlighting his extensive ties in Casper, Wyoming.
Wyoming profile recalls Cheney family moving to Casper in 1954 and both he and Lynne graduating Natrona County High in 1959. He recalls meeting Lynne as the best thing in high school and jokes if he hadn’t moved to Casper she might have married someone else who would be vice president.
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