Recycling lesson from a Carterville instructor and county reforms
Coun One David Morgan of John A. Logan College teaches students about recycling. Jackson County plans a new department to streamline procedures and save taxpayers money. The Southern Illinoisan notes other local items including a veteran probation officer heading a new district and city, state, and national stories.
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John A. Logan College
Carterville
Jackson County Board
Message left by sniper suspect at Ashland steakhouse
Police believe the Washington area sniper left a telephone number at the Ponderosa in Ashland Virginia. Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose urged the caller to contact investigators as the task force probes 11 shootings with nine deaths since October. A 37 year old man was shot in the latest incident, critically wounded in the parking lot.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Ponderosa
Montgomery County
Charles Moose
Moose
Washington
Joyce Utter
Montgomery County Police
Small Towns Big Lessons in a Carbondale Photo Class
Twenty or so students in a Southern Illinois University Carbondale small town documentary photography class study towns under 2000 residents. They critique prints for four hours weekly, learning exposure, printing, and humane interaction as they share stories from each photographer's rural locale.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Dan Overturf
Wal-Mart
Halloween memories from Carbondale police detail
Former Carbondale police official Tom McNamara recalls Halloween downtown as a mix of fun costumes and growing rowdiness. He notes students arrived by bus from multiple campuses, with early hours marked by creativity before drunken chaos set in as the night wore on.
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Carbondale
Tom McNamara
McNamara
Southern Illinois Enforcement Group
Michigan
Nebraska
Illinois
Iraq blames U S delay in inspectors return
Iraq said United States caused the delay in U.N. weapons inspectors returning to Iraq, calling it a breach of the Sept. 16 agreement. A Cabinet statement, issued after a meeting led by President Saddam Hussein, said inspectors did not arrive as scheduled on Oct. 19 and rejected new Security Council mandates.
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Iraq
U.N
America
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
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