Conservation fair teaches kids to value the world at Du Quoin
Column notes a conservation fair at the Du Quoin State Fairground aiming to educate children about the environment. The item sits among pages listing political and economic stories, health findings, and entertainment notices in The Southern Illinoisan.
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du Quoin State Fairground
Cora Woman Debra Shelby Dies From West Nile Virus
Anne Marie Orman mourns her sister Deborah Shelby 70 of Cora the first West Nile virus death in Southern Illinois announced by the Illinois Department of Public Health. Shelby a retired hospital clerk died at Memorial Hospital in Chester after contracting the mosquito borne virus.
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Cora
Illinois
Anne-Marie Orman
Orman
Deborah Shelby
Memorial Hospital
Chester
Mississippi River
Jackson
Randolph Counties
Shelby
Illinois Department of Public Health
West Nile
Pumpkins Defy Drought Thinness Across Illinois Patches
Growers report pumpkins in Johnston City and across Illinois look decent despite drought hurt crops. While apples, corn and soybeans suffer from heavy spring rains and a hot summer, pumpkins appear healthier, though taller and thinner and sometimes scarce. Farmer Terry Boyd notes many apples are culled up to seventy percent, yet pumpkins draw steady visitors to patches and orchards such as in Anna.
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Anna
Terry Boyd
Boyd
Carbondale seeks second suspect in fatal shooting
Carbondale police seek Cavitt Reggie Cavitt in the death of 24 year old Rodney Crymes Jones. Jones was shot early Saturday on South Lake Heights and died at Memorial Hospital. Co defendant Mark Crymes already charged and jailed. Police urge tips at 457-3200.
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Chicago
Reggie Cavitt
Orchard Drive
Rodney Set Oy
N. Wall St
Crymes
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Thomas W. Kupferer
Jones
Finney
Cavitt
U.N inspectors plan return to Iraq despite limits
In Vienna Iraq agrees to resume U.N. weapons inspections within two weeks but key sites including Saddam palaces and several ministries may stay off limits. Hans Blix stated inspectors could start soon if the Security Council approves the plan, while Colin Powell urged delaying until tougher access rules are in place.
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Iraq
Vienna
Austria
U.S
Saddam Hussein
U.N. Security Council
Colin Powell
Blix
Security Council
Powell
Washington
Saddam Blix
Defense and Interior
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