Classified and contact details for The Southern Illinoisan
Publisher and contact information for The Southern Illinoisan publisher Dennis DeRossett and Gary Metro. Subscriber and ad placement numbers and hours. Rates offered for yearly home delivery. Mailing address in Carbondale Illinois with ownership by Lee Enterprises Colocated in Davenport Iowa.
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Southern Illinoisan
N. Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Lee Enterprises
Davenport
Iowa
P.O
Accuracy Hotline for Southern Readers
The notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern via a dedicated hotline. Jackson County callers use 529-5454 Ext. 5033, other locations dial (800) 228-0429 Ext. 5033 for accessibility and verification.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
de Soto
Williamson County
Thesouthern.com
Shannon Brinker
Shannon. Brinker
Thesouthern
Jackson County
Dafoe Returns Home to Wisconsin at Milwaukee Film Fest
Willem Dafoe, 52, spoke at the Milwaukee International Film Festival after the world premiere of Anamorph. He recalled childhood ties and said roots guide him back. Dafoe grew up in Appleton, studied at UW Milwaukee, and joined Theatre X before a long film career. The festival screened two more Dafoe titles, The Last Temptation of Christ and Shadow of a Vampire.
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Milwaukee
Willem Dafoe
Wisconsin
Dafoe
Oscar
Appleton East High School
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Theatre X
Appleton
Temptation of Christ
Smokey Robinson to be honored by United Negro College Fund
Smokey Robinson, famed Motown singer and Miracles frontman, receives the UNCF award of excellence for five decades of artistry and support for students. The Pasadena taping of the 29th Evening of Stars will be broadcast in January. previous honorees include Aretha Franklin Stevie Wonder Quincy Jones and Lou Rawls.
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Los Angeles
Motown
Smokey Robinson
Miracle of
Robinson
The
Miracles
United Negro College Fund
Smokey
Michael L. Lomax
Aretha Franklin
Stevie Wonder
Quincy Jones
Lou Rawls
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Today in History highlights from Sept 24 past events
On September 24 historically notable events included the 1789 Judiciary Act creating an Attorney General and Supreme Court, Black Friday market panic of 1869, Doolittle’s 1929 first all instrument flight, Gillars pleading not guilty to treason in 1948, Eisenhower’s 1955 heart attack, Dodgers win at Ebbets Field in 1957, and the 1960 launch of the USS Enterprise. Dr. Seuss died in 1991 at age 87.
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Supreme Court
Wall Street
Jay Gould
James Fisk
James H Doolittle
Mitchel Field
New York
Mildred Gillars
Washington, D
Gillars
Eisenhower
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
USS Enterprise
Newport News
U.S. Senate
Britain
Soviet Union
Chicago
Patricia Hearst
San ‘ “' Francisco
the Symbionese Liberation /Armay
Carter
Theodor Seuss Geisel
Dr. Seuss
Powell considers limit on rabbits per household
In Powell Wyoming the City Council gave initial approval to an ordinance limiting households to three breeding pairs of rabbits. Mayor Mangold backs the measure while Councilman Sapp questions public support. Resident David Haire sparked the debate by alleging rabbit exposure caused illness. debate continues before final approval.
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Powell
Wyo
Wyoming
Scott Mangold
Tim Sapp
Sapp
David Haire
Haire
Jim Hillberry
Hillberry
Sandee Kitchen
Kitchen
Tim Feathers
Indiana man accused of stealing false teeth in Yorktown
Robert Henry Stahl, 62, charged in Delaware Circuit Court with robbery and battery after allegedly snatching Billie Townsend's false teeth during a July bar confrontation. Townsend says Stahl punched him, then pulled teeth from his mouth. If convicted, Stahl faces two to eight years in prison with a future hearing set for October 22.
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Yorktown
Ind
Robert Henry Stahl
Delaware Circuit Court
Stahl
Billie Townsend
Townsend
Muncie
Cat Found Reunited With Owner Weeks After Tornado
In Green Bay Wisconsin Smoky the cat was found more than three months after a tornado damaged Wanda Ploeger’s Riverview mobile home. Smoky disappeared June 7 while Ploeger was at work and could not locate the pet. The cat’s return ends a long, emotional search.
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Green Bay
Wis
Smoky
Wanda Ploeger
Riverview
Plaeger
Cat Smoky Returns After Night Search Across Highway
Plaeger, staying with her ex-husband, searched for Smoky at night, believing he'd come back. She spotted a white streak 94 miles from her former trailer on Sept 15, called to him, and he returned, lighter by about three pounds and now on antibiotics for an abscess from a fight. She plans to move a mobile home to the same spot.
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Kitty
Plaeger
Smoky
Pldeger
Ploeger
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