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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 2004

Page

3

Illinois House Approves Doctor Loan Payback Plan

The Illinois House passed HB 6552 offering up to 25000 in grants to physicians who commit to three years of full time service in Illinois. The measure aims to curb doctors leaving the state, with cost estimates ranging 125 million to 625 million and final funding contingent on appropriation.

Springfield House Illinois Rich Brauer R-Petersburg Brauer Department of Public Health General Assembly William Davis Cazel Crest Illinois Board of Higher Education United States Secretary of State

Cook County cigarette tax hike aims to push quitting

State officials hope the Cook County 82 cent per pack tax increase, effective Thursday, will deter smoking and curb youth uptake. The tax brings Chicago to near New York City levels, adding 2.58 to a pack with county revenue projected at 49 million dollars.

Chicago Patricia Smith New York City Cook County Board New York State Cook County Robert Maldonado

Governor backs off department shift in Illinois agriculture

Governor Blagojevich will not move the Bureau of Land and Water or the Bureau of Environmental Programs from the Department of Agriculture. State Sen. Lawrence Walsh and Rep. Dan Reitz said the agencies will stay to maintain partnerships with local farmers and industry. The administration argued for consolidation to streamline government, while agriculture groups warned it would weaken Soil and Water Conservation Districts and cost savings were uncertain. Meanwhile the sales tax exemption for feed and farm chemicals remains a focal issue with potential $27 million impact to state coffers. Republicans call the moves a War on Agriculture.

Springfield Rod Blagojevich Illinois Department of Agriculture Lawrence Walsh D-Elwood Dan Reitz Steeleville Bureau of Land and Water Bureau of Environmental Programs General Assembly Agriculture Department of Agriculture Walsh Blagojevich Illinois Department of Natural Resources Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Reitz Illinois Farm Bureau Philip Nelson Senate Illinois Council On Food and Agriculture Research

Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Illinoisan Details

A caller reports inaccuracies in a Thursday SIU Carbondale salary story listing raises for Sue Davis Susan Ferry Paul Kowalczyk and Carmen Suarez. The notice provides hotline numbers for corrections and notes the percentages were incorrect.

Jackson County Southern Illinois University Carbondale Sue Davis SIUC Susan Ferry Paul Kowalczyk SIU Carmen Suarez Siuc Office of Diversity

Six states sue to block Arch Triton coal merger

Six states led by Missouri sue in federal court to block Arch Coal Inc and Triton Coal Co from merging for 364 million dollars. FTC action also seeks to stop the deal, arguing antitrust concerns. The case cites reduced competition in Wyoming's Powder River Basin and potential higher electricity prices.

ST. Louis U.S District Court Washington, D.C Federal Trade Commission Arch Coal Inc Triton Coal Co FTC Arch Triton Wyoming Powder River Basin North Rochelle Buckskin Wyoming Basin Missouri Jay Nixon Arkansas Illinois Iowa Kansas Texas

Chicago Fire Commissioner Resigns Amid Slur Probe

Chicago Fire Commissioner James Joyce resigns amid investigations into the department response to a fatal downtown high rise fire and radio slur incidents. Mayor Daley appoints Cortez Trotter to become the city's first Black fire commissioner as Joyce retires after 39 years with the department.

Chicago James Joyce Richard Daley Cortez Trotter Office of Emergency Management and Communications Joyce T Am Chinatown Trotter

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