IRS Publishes Delinquent Tax Lists Online in Illinois
Illinois will publish names of delinquent taxpayers owing at least 1000 dollars on the Internet. The new law, effective Jan 1, 2002, lowers the threshold from 10000 dollars and applies after six months delinquent. Gov George H Ryan signed SBO060 guiding the release via revenue state il us site.
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Illinois Cyberstalking Law Takes Effect
Gov. George H. Ryan signed SB0233 creating cyberstalking offenses. Harassment via electronic means must be repeated to alarm or terrorize, with first offenses as Class 4 felonies and higher penalties for subsequent convictions, plus fines up to $25,000. Sponsored by Sen. Ira L. Silverstein.
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George H. Ryan
Ira L. Silverstein
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Glen Carbon man sentenced to 38 years in infant death
Edwardsville AP report states Paul Decker, 26, got 38 years for killing his girlfriend's 11 month old daughter Morgan Deppe. Investigators say the girl could not have died from a park swing fall and had been battered with signs of sexual abuse per pathologist Pam Gronemeyer. Morgan died August 24 as her mother Kelly Gaultney attended night school.
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Paul Decker
Morgan Deppe
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Pam Gronemeyer
Kelly Gaultney
Creve Coeur trustees resign over alleged Open Meetings Act breach
Two Creve Coeur Village Board members Dick Young and Frances Spencer resign citing being frozen out of hiring decisions. They accuse four trustees and Mayor Eugene Talbot of Open Meetings Act violations. Gov George Ryan's latest report shows over 200000 in legal bills for a bribes-for-licenses scandal. Citizens for George Ryan paid Winston Strawn 143939 and Alzheimer Gray 72353 this year.
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Dick Young
Frances Spencer
Eugene Talbot
George Ryan
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Winston & Strawn
James R. Thompson
Alzheimer & Gray
Ryan
Jeremy Margolis
Peotone Listed by FAA as National Priority for Funding
The FAA will add the Peotone proposed airport to its national aviation priorities enabling federal funding. Gov. George Ryan called it welcome news as Chicago leaders seek to ease O’Hare crowding. Sen. Durbin and others see Peotone as part of a regional capacity solution amid delays.
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Dick Durbin
Illinois
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Illinois swelters as fourth straight day tops ninety degrees
Chicago authorities urge shelter in air conditioned venues and checking on elderly residents as four heat related deaths push total for the year to nineteen. Cooling centers remain open citywide with ComEd and utilities warning of high demand and urging conservation while contingency plans stand by.
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Champaign
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Kennedy Smith declines 2002 congressional bid
Kennedy Smith, nephew of Senator Edward Kennedy, says he will not run for Congress in 2002 to honor commitments with his Center for International Rehabilitation and Physicians Against Land Mines. He noted potential future candidacy if circumstances align. Blagojevich's vacated 5th District seat drew early exploration and focus groups earlier this year.
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Grand jury indicts man for kiling toddler in wreck
A St. Louis grand jury indicted Salvatore DiCarlo 36 on one count of DWI manslaughter and three counts of DWI second degree assault for a wrong way crash that killed 2-year-old Emily Orban of Worden who was riding with her foster mother Patricia Davenport 36 in a minivan. DiCarlo and others in a third vehicle were not seriously hurt.
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ST. Louis
Illinois
Salvatore DiCarlo
St. Louis County
Emily Orban
Worden
Patricia Davenport
DiCarlo
Rural hospitals seek higher Medicare reimbursements in HR 2157
Springfield lawmakers back federal HR 2157 to boost Medicare payments for rural hospitals and facilities serving many uninsured. Supporters say the plan could bring several millions over five years and fund up to 100000 dollar grants for new equipment like telemedicine devices, aiding Herrin Hospital and six hospitals in the Southern Illinois HealthCare group.
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U.S
John M. Shimkus
Collinsville
Statehouse
Shimkus
Jack Buckley
Ilinois HealthCare
Herrin Hospital
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