Mars Global Surveyor captures planet engulfed by dust storm
NASA released a photo from the Mars Orbiter Camera aboard Mars Global Surveyor showing a global dust storm on Mars. The image documents a June 10 capture during a storm that engulfed the planet and persisted from June into September, the largest seen in decades.
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Cornerstone misdated. church marks 129th birthday
In Grand Island Nebraska the Rev Richard Karohl learned Faith United Methodist Church is four years older than the 1876 cornerstone claimed. The error was found after archive research, as plans for a 125th anniversary progressed, and the church decided to celebrate the 129th year.
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Pedestrians Reopen L N Bridge Link Between Cincinnati and Covington
An AP photo shows a group of elementary students on the L&N Bridge over the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington. The bridge has been closed for repainting and will reopen as a pedestrian crossing.
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Heating Assistance Opens State Funds For Aid
State funds are now available to assist residents with heating costs. The program targets low income households and seniors, with eligibility determined by household income and need. Applications are accepted at designated offices statewide through the season.
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SIU president redirects raise to new scholarship fund
SIU President James E. Walker cut a $50,000 salary increase to $30,000 and redirected $22,000 into a scholarship fund for top Illinois high school graduates. The plan creates 30 presidential scholarships totaling $150,000 annually at SIU, with $5,000 per student.
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Pearl dealership sale ends nearly five decades of car selling
Jim Pearl Inc in Carbondale will become Auffenberg of Carbondale on October 27, ending nearly 49 years in the business. Collynn Pearl says big sales aim for $1 million in used cars and zero percent financing on some new cars. Auffenberg, based in St. Louis, plans to retain the Pearl team and will seek GM and Isuzu approvals.
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Warden's car speeding cited in reckless homicide trial
In Vienna the trial of former Shawnee Correctional Center warden William Barham for reckless homicide and aggravated DUI focused on pre crash data from a GM accelerometer. Readings from five seconds before the Oct 15 2000 wreck show speeds around 75 76 mph, contradicting defense claims. The state argues Barham drove.
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Bush vows long hunt for bin Laden after terror attacks
President Bush said tracking Osama bin Laden and his network in Afghanistan could take a year or two, but after five days of air strikes he declared, Weve got them on the run. He said he did not know if bin Laden is dead or alive and urged justice. He pressed UN help to rebuild Afghanistan and warned other harboring nations, hinting at Iraq.
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Steeleville chapter marks 25 years of thriving
Steeleville celebrates its outdoors chapter milestone as members reflect on a quarter century of community activity. The long running group has fostered environmental projects, youth participation, and local conservation efforts since its founding.
Tomorrow Feeling Left Out Faithful Debate US Blessing Theme
Atheists protest a national God Bless America theme saying it excludes nonbelievers. Faith and values groups discuss inclusion as communities weigh ceremony meanings and civic rituals amid public debate.
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