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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2001
Page
15
In a long running relationship the 38 year old Ed should set the car seating rule. Address the issue frankly with Ed and express your feelings. Accept that conflicts with his child may recur and plan to navigate them together with him.
The writer recalls a controlling mother who mocked her cooking and housekeeping, and after overhearing a private conversation she blocks the relationship. The response notes lingering attachment and urges establishing a healthier boundary to gain happiness for both.
Dear Bird in Richmond asks why chronic tardiness persists for decades. Ann explains the habit stems from enjoying danger and the sense of power it provides. She urges acknowledging the problem and adopting time commitments to finish tasks reliably.
Congress rushes to approve first U S war bonds since World War II as Treasury gives cautious support. Analysts note stronger boost may come from increased spending. Proceeds would fund anti terror efforts and morale, with final legislation awaiting Bush signature.
A dense horoscope digest assigns traits and cautions to each zodiac sign. It warns Scorpios to rely on self, Sagittariuses to guard generosity, Capricorns to verify facts, and Aquarians to keep papers in order while noting Pisces rise in group activity and romance. It also advises Aries to curb family drama, Taurus to pursue travel, Gemini to respect elders, Cancer to balance study and budget, Leo to keep promises, Virgo to boost self esteem, Libra to manage home changes, and Cancer to study and advise.
Johnny Depp starrer From Hell debuts at No 1 with 11 million dollars as the box office tightens. Riding in Cars With Boys drops to second with 10.4 million, while Training Day earns 9.3 million in its third week.
In Washington, six month and three month Treasury bills fell to new lows. The Treasury sold 14 billion in three month bills at 2.170 percent discount, 13 billion in six month bills at 2.130 percent. The three month rate last lower December 1960, while the six month rate set a record. The Fed reported one year T bill yield at 2.37 percent, down from 2.39 percent.
Chicago wheat futures slid as export sales failed to materialize and corn also eased while oats rose modestly. Soybeans declined slightly as overall demand remained lackluster. In Illinois hog markets, negotiated purchases and direct hogs showed slow activity with varied regional prices across weight classes.
At a glance markets show the Dow Jones finishing at 9377.03 with a 172.92 point rise after hours volume and total consolidated issues reaching 3,338. The S&P 500 sits near 1089.90, Nasdaq 1708.08, and Wilshire 5000 values listed with strong trading activity across NYSE and other indexes.
Roger Daltrey lauds police and firefighters for dangerous, daily work during The Concert for New York City at Madison Square Garden. The six hour event supported Sept 11 victims, with stars like Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton performing.
Richie Sambora says Bon Jovi songs have new meaning after the Sept. 11 attacks. The band played Livin’ on a Prayer Wanted Dead or Alive and It’s My Life at Madison Square Garden in a benefit for New York City relief efforts.
R and B singer Ernie K-Doe dies at 65 after a brief peak in 1961 with Mother in Law. His likeness pops up in New Orleans bars as artist Jason Poirier crafts a life size K-Dee statue to bring the memory to events around town.
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