Chaos ride collapse injures two at Michigan's Adventure
Emergency responders treated two girls after the Chaos ride at Michigan's Adventure near Muskegon collapsed Monday evening. Two dozen people were injured as the ride sheered off its spindle and toppled to the ground. Rescuers waited three hours to extract riders amid fears the wheel could fall further.
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Mother beaten at ballgame by angry parents
In Salt Lake City, Cindy Morrison, mother of a youth league player who scored the winning run, was knocked unconscious by two women from the losing team. They used an umbrella, a baby stroller, and punches, leaving her with scratches and facial injuries. One suspect was arrested on aggravated assault charges. the other remains at large as police pursue charges and identify witnesses.
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Weather Today and Thursday Mostly Sunny Highs Near Ninety Five
Mostly sunny today with a high of 90 to 95 and heat indices up to 105. Tonight will be clear with a low around 70 to 75. Thursday also mostly sunny with a high near 95 and a low near 75. Details on 12A. subscription line and online service provided.
Budget shortfalls hit county offices in Williamson County
Williamson County budget gaps affect four offices including state's attorney Charles Garnall clerk Barney Boren economic development Celeste Sellers and computer technician John Miller. A motion to supplement Garnall's budget was withdrawn as the board paused to review other requests with Boren defending prior funding and Troutman promising resolution.
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Williamson County
Charles Garnall
Barney Boren
Celeste Sellers
John Miller
Rex Piper
Garnall
Wendell Fisher
Garnati
Piper
Boren
Buckley resigns as SIH chief in leadership shift
SIH board accepted the resignation of President and CEO Jack Buckley effective Sept 16. Dr. Thomas J. Firestone was named successor and will assume duties immediately. Firestone, SIH’s former executive vice president, becomes the first physician on the management team. Buckley led SIH since February 1992 and guided a major organizational transformation.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois HealthCare Board of Trustees
Jack Buckley
Thomas J. Firestone
Buckley
Firestone
SIH
Kathleen Fralish
SIH Board of Trustees
Illinois
Ohio Permanente
Akron
House votes to ban all human cloning nationwide
The House approved a broad ban on creating human embryos by cloning, voting 265 to 162, after heated debate over science and life. Lawmakers also rejected a measure to permit limited cloning for research into diseases like Alzheimer's. Rep. J C Watts denounced cloning as harmful to humanity.
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J.C. Watts
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Senate
Sam Brownback
Bkan
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Jim Greenwood
R-Pa
Hispanic Population Growth in Southern Illinois
Census figures show the county’s total population followed by the Hispanic population, highlighting demographic changes in southern Illinois.
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Amigos bilingual program faces migrant student surge
Cobden School District grapples with 140 Hispanic children entering the Amigos bilingual program this fall and a projected January drop of at least 75 percent. Superintendent Ed Bradley notes many are children of migrant workers from two Mexican states. The district cites limits in teachers and funds as main challenges amid a rising regional Hispanic population.
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Cobden
Mary Montavon
Amigos
Montavon
Shawnee Queen river taxi set for time trials in Golconda
The Shawnee Queen river taxi is floating at Golconda Marina as Rides Mass Transit District moves to test routes. Ohio River pilots will run time trials within two weeks after pilots arrived from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The project grew from a state grant pursuit through the Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs.
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Pope County
Golconda Marina
Pine Bluff
Ark
Betty Green
Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
Tomato Time Headlines Local Calendar
Local note highlights a tomato festival and community events this month. Organizations including the town market and garden clubs host demonstrations, tastings, and a seed swap with schedules posted at the library and town hall.
Shryock SIUC Opens New Season With Class Acts
SIUCs premier venue announces tomorrow the new season featuring a round of class acts at Shryock Plus. Williamson County Fair schedules a town visit as a community highlight, bringing performances and family events to the area.
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Williamson County Fair
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