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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2007

Page

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Cole withdraws liquor license proposal in Carbondale

Mayor Brad Cole pulled a plan to grant the mayor sole power to award liquor licenses after a tense council meeting. About 10 residents voiced concerns, one was escorted out by a police officer, criticizing lack of transparency and checks on mayoral power amid fears of corruption.

Carbondale Brad Cole

Cole confronts corruption innuendos during city council address

In a 10 minute speech about 40 attendees Cole rejected corruption accusations and urged caution on a measure. He argued power is concentrated in the city manager and criticized others for seeking agendas over transparency. The note ends with a reference to an alcohol license on page 5A.

Cole

Little Caesars Opens in Herrin with First Pizza Sale

Judy Kee of Johnston City bought the inaugural pizza at the new Little Caesars in Herrin. She planned to pick it up for a houseboat trip on Crab Orchard Lake. Owners Charles and Jesse Keyser of Carbondale stood behind the counter as the event sparked a local pizza war.

Little Caesars Herrin Judy Kee Johnston City Kee Crab Orchard Lake Charles Jesse Keyser Carbondale

Herrin Pizzerias Race to Offer Fast, Cheap Slices

Herrin locals see price cuts as Little Caesars opens as the fifth pizza shop, promising hot ready pizzas in 30 seconds and a $5 carryout model. Girolamo Pizzeria counters with a $9.99 two topping deal Sunday through Wednesday, betting on quality to keep customers.

Keyser McDonald’s Jimmy Humphrey Girolamo

SIU to pay August payroll despite state impasse

SIU President Glenn Poshard announced that the board authorized payment of the August payroll for all SIU employees using locally held funds. The university says contingency reserves cover the payroll and warns continuation of the budget stalemate could threaten September payments. SIU Carbondale employs 5,300 staff. Edwardsville 2,300.

Carbondale Southern Illinois University SIU Glenn Poshard SIU Board of Trustees Poshard Springfield State General Assembly Michael Ruiz Ruiz SIU Carbondale Edwardsville

Massed honors mark Lesser firefighter death

Firefighters police and emergency responders joined hundreds to honor James Shib Miller 43 killed in the line of duty after being struck by a bus while putting away equipment at a tractor trailer fire on Interstate 57. Family notes the outpouring of support has been overwhelming.

James Shib Miller Pamela Kay Schmalenberger James ‘Shib’ Miller Lesser

Lesser honors fallen firefighter and district members

Captain Curtis Johnston of the Lesser Fire Protection District described days of emotional hardship for the fallen firefighter’s family. He noted the strong support from the community with food, assistance from other departments, and cash envelopes delivered to the family, plus strangers stopping by the fire station.

Lesser Curtis Johnston Johnston Naperville

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