Full Moon Treat Lights Halloween in 46-Year Gap
The article notes that for the first time in 46 years a Halloween full moon will illuminate trick or treat night. Astronomers say the orange jack o lantern moon will rise at dusk with the Miami Space Transit Planetarium director explaining its orange hue from atmospheric effects.
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Miami
Jack Horkheimer
Miami Space Transit Planetarium
He's back Michael Jordan returns to NBA against Knicks
Michael Jordan made a much anticipated return to the NBA last night, facing the New York Knicks. The photo captures Jordan in action as he reenters the league amid high expectations from fans and media.
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Michael Jordan
NBA
New York Knicks
Grave loyalty: Cornhuskers’ caskets rate nationwide
In Omaha Nebraska fans have bought more Cornhuskers logo caskets than any other college team. Nineteen units from Collegiate Memorials of Macon Georgia have been sold to Nebraska funeral homes and at least three have been used since late May.
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Neb
Nebraska
the Cornhuskers
Macon
Mobile home wheels Victorian-era house through downtown St Paul
A 115-year-old house, the city’s only surviving Victorian-era home, is mounted on wheels in downtown St Paul, Minnesota. The 1,800,000 pound structure will begin an eight day move on Thursday to its new location across the downtown area.
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Weather outlook: partly cloudy with 70s and 50s
Partly cloudy today with highs in the lower 70s and tonight with lows near 50 and south winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday remains partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the lower 70s. Details on 12A. subscription line and online service listed.
Barham found guilty on three counts in fatal DUI case
In Harrisburg, Chief Justice Michael Henshaw convicted William Barham of two counts of reckless homicide and one count of aggravated DUI for the Oct 15, 2000 crash that killed Shawnee dietary manager Jerry Isom. Barham was acquitted on two related counts. defense plans an appeal.
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Harrisburg
First Circuit
Michael Henshaw
Shawnee Correctional Center
William Barham
Barham
Henshaw
Shawnee
Jerry Isom
Simpson
SIH sells hospital to city for 1 dollar
Southern Illinois Healthcare sells UMWA Union Hospital and 14 real estate parcels to West Frankfort for 1. The city approves ordinances to acquire land and transfer to At Home Health, Inc. for reopening the facility. SIH donates 100000 for a replacement ambulance and 50000 for future health care needs.
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Umwa Union Hospital
Southern Illinois Healthcare
West Frankfort City Hall
SIH
At Home Health, Inc
Phil Schaefer
G. David Green
Patricia L. Heibner
Heibner
West
Little girl big heart raises funds with patriotic pin cause
Herrin first-grader Jaylen Jones at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School made flag pins from safety pins and red blue beads to help New York relief funds and Afghan aid. Her mother Andrea Janes, a North Side Primary Center instructor, notes donations grew from $1 pins to over $50 and later a $100 contribution with letter and two pins to the president and first lady.
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Jaylen Jones
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
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Andrea Janes
Jason
Janes
North Side Primary
New York
Jones
Bush
Children of America
White House
Afghanistan
USA
Southern Illinoisan
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Jaylen Janes
Femur Could Hold Answers In 1981 Campus Death Case
John Paul Phillips is the prime suspect in the 1981 killing of Susan Schumake near SIUC Davies Gym. His exhumed body from Rose Hill Cemetery was shipped to a Springfield crime lab, with the right femur now secured in Carbondale Police evidence. Phillips had recent prison terms for kidnapping and assault of a woman and her boyfriend.
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Marion
John Paul Phillips
Susan Schumake
Carbondale
Phillips
Rose Hill
Springfield
Schumake
Chicago Heights
SIUC
Southern Illinoisan
Michael Dann
Rose Hill Cemetery
Illinois senators weigh fixes after 5243 teachers fail exams
Chicago hearing follows Sun Times finding that 5,243 teachers flunked at least one competency test since 1988. Politicians propose closing substitute loopholes, higher pay, smaller classes, statewide mentoring, and stronger district control to place teachers in troubled schools. Unions and donors will influence any changes.
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Illinois Senate
Dan Cronin
Elmhurst
Senate Education Committee
Chicago Sun-Times
Cronin
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