Man sentenced to 364 days in jail
Column One Inside Cobden reports a man received a 364 day jail sentence. The item appears on Page 1B alongside regional notes and local outcomes.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2003
Page
1
Willisville mayor quits after police department flap
Willisville mayor Bill Eyer and clerk Janice Eyer resigned in protest as the Village Board moved to seize control of the fledgling police department. The board laid off police chief Lewis Burns and officers Jim Holder and Pam Holder, and reorganized the department granting it more authority while indicating Burns would not be rehired.
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Willisville
Bill Eyer
Janice Eyer
Lewis Burns
Jim Holder
Pam Holder
Eyer
Burns
Village Hall
Mayors rally against Illinois state fees in Mount Vernon
More than 100 officials from over 40 communities gathered in Mount Vernon to oppose new state fees impacting cities operating wastewater facilities and trucks. SIMA leaders cited 300+ fees and raised concerns that taxes are driving jobs to St Louis as Henderson Trucking employs hundreds statewide, with local leaders urging action.
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Mount Vernon
Southern Illinois Mayors Association
Forbes
Iinois
Herrin
Vic Ritter
SIMA
Flora
Salem
Illinois
Henderson Trucking
Leonard Ferguson
St. Louis
Marion
Bob Butler
Fenton man kills daughter then dies in crash
Williamson County coroner reports Kevin Fenton, 53, stabbed his wife Dana, 45, and their 10-year-old daughter Connor in a Carterville home after a domestic dispute. Dana survived, Connor died. Fenton fled, later died when his car struck a semi on I-64 near the Indiana border. Investigators say the couple planned a divorce, with no filed papers or prior abuse history.
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Kevin Fenton
Connor
Carterville
Dana Fenton
Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Burke
Williamson County Sheriff's Deputies
Laminack Road
Williamson County
Connor Fenton
Illinois-Indiana
Dana
State Fair funds Blagojevich bumper sticker
Illinois State Fair officials, trimming prizes and entertainment, approve 30 000 bumper stickers bearing Rod Blagojevich Governor with the theme United We Stand. The stickers, costing 1757 dollars, are a promotional expense handed to drivers parking at the fairgrounds, defended by deputy director Mark Kolaz.
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Springfield
Rod Blagojevich
Mark Kolaz
Kolaz
Agriculture Department
Childs charged with two felony counts in purse-snatching
Brandon Childs a top Cairo high school basketball figure is formally charged in Alexander County Court with attempted robbery and aggravated battery in a July 28 purse-snatching case. His 19-year-old accomplice Leonard Duncan faces identical charges. Howell a 65 year old woman was knocked to the ground during the incident in Cairo.
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Cairo
Brandon Childs
Alexander County
Childs
Leonard Duncan
Anne Howell
Cairo Pilots
Peoria
Jeff Farris
Duncan
Howell
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