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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2002
Page
1
Column highlights Mary Zang of Anna showing beadwork at Associated Artists Gallery in Carbondale on page 1B. Also notes include Chicago demands slavery ties disclosure, plus national and world items and weather outlook.
Local artists contributed one of a kind bowls in a Museum display at Faner Hall to benefit the Empty Bowls Project. The show has raised 4300 dollars for Good Samaritan House in Carbondale and aims to reach six thousand with SEE BOWLS.
An exhibit at University of Illinois Carbondale runs through Oct 20 with museum hours 10 am to 4 pm Tue Fri and 1 to 4 pm Sat Mon. A Sunday public reception and end of silent auction bidding runs 2 to 4 pm. Bowls are $10 at Schnucks today 4 to 7 pm. High bidders receive dinner tickets Oct 16 at Carbondale Middle School. call JoAnna Johnson at 457-8436 to reserve.
Mandy Griggs 27 died after being struck by a tractor trailer while crossing the southbound ramp of I 57 near mile marker 71.8 with Jessica Kopacz 24, who was unhurt. West City police, fire crews, and responders worked seven hours while southbound traffic was detoured. no arrests reported as investigation continues.
Deputies responded to a minor domestic incident at Carl Farrell Jr.'s home about 24 hours before the killing of taxi driver James Adcock. Kellerman noted conflicting stories and that the minor incident was so minor no report was filed at first.
MURPHYSBORO An elderly Cora woman Deborah Shelby, 70, died from West Nile virus at Memorial Hospital in Chester, marking Illinois total deaths at 35. Health officials urge vigilance among seniors and immunocompromised residents, noting local inquiries have declined as awareness grows.
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