Two men held on $175000 bond in marijuana case on I 44
NEOSHO Missouri two men Dale Mueller and Tommy Segall each faced 175000 bond after a traffic stop on I 44 where 202 pounds of marijuana were found. They were arraigned before Judge Nolan Berry with preliminary hearings set for January 3.
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Public aid head to run for comptroller
State Public Aid Director Susan Suter announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state comptroller with Jim Edgar's support. She faces a primary challenge from Capital Development Board director Gary Skoien, while Will County official Judy Bredeweg is touted as a possible GOP candidate. Suter says she is prepared for a primary if needed and plans to campaign with Edgar present.
State targets cigarette smuggling into Illinois
Illinois Revenue Department announced a crackdown on smuggled untaxed cigarettes from neighboring states. Officials warn of up to 10,000 fine and 1 to 3 years, while focusing on large-scale distributors and hijackers. tax losses are estimated at 12 to 13 million dollars yearly, totaling tens of millions of packs and cigarettes.
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Illinois loses bid to halt Chanute Air Force Base closing
U.S. District Judge Richard Mills dismissed the Illinois attorney general suit to block Chanute Air Force Base near Rantoul and Fort Sheridan closures. Hartigan may appeal within 60 days. study of the ruling continues. State losses are projected at $136 million.
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ROTC may be out at the University of Wisconsin Madison
UW Madison faculty voted 386 to 248 to threaten ending ties with the ROTC program if it maintains its policy against homosexuals. The advisory vote guides the Board of Regents final decision, following a petition drive by Faculty Against Discrimination in University and a long gap since the Senate’s 1970 formation.
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