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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 2001

Page

3

Time Park Keeps Quiet Charm of Tiny Town in Summer Heat

Time, a 30 resident town eight miles southeast of Pittsfield, hosts the Fall Color Drive each October drawing visitors from across the country. Vendors fill Time Park with food and crafts as cars line both ends of the town, creating a bustling scene around a 144 year old gazebo. The event, 13 years old, was started by Karolyn Sheppard and neighbors who urged residents to participate.

TIME Pittsfield Joni Taylor Time Park Conel Rogers Jr Karolyn Sheppard Kunz Collinsville

Amputee officer works at jail control room daily

Edwardsville AP reports Steve Kunz, 47, an amputee, serves as a jail technician at Madison County Jail operating CCTV panels and electronic doors from the control center. He drives a modified car, commutes alone, and emphasizes earning a paycheck, while colleagues note his dedication.

Edwardsville Madison County Steve Kunz Kunz

LEAP Squad links East St Louis teens with seniors for help and growth

In East St Louis, the LEAP Squad pairs 13 to 17 year old students with seniors needing help at home. Teens perform chores or chat, while seniors assist with homework and share life lessons. The program, funded partly by the Annie E Casey Foundation, emphasizes strong families and neighborhood support.

East ST. Louis Illinois Lessie Bates Davis Annie E. Casey Robert P. Giloth Foundation

Dart to Run for Illinois Treasurer Post

State Rep. Tom Dart announced his candidacy for Illinois treasurer saying he was urged by Democratic activists and leaders to seek the statewide post. The Chicago Democrat, 39, had previously considered a run for state attorney general.

Chicago Tom Dart Illinois Chicago Democrat Democratic Party Dart

Ryan cautions on Edgar run as AG eyes bid in GOP race

Former governor Jim Edgar unlikely to return to politics says Gov. James R. Ryan. Edgar, 8 years in office, is content with life at University of Illinois. Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan plans to announce Thursday a Republican gubernatorial bid, joining senator Patrick J. OMalley who has formally announced.

Ryan Poshard Jim Edgar Edgar Institute of Government and Public Affairs University of Illinois Kinois Jim Ryan Patrick J. O'Malley Palos Park Roland Burris

Poshard Urged to Run as 2002 Illinois Governor Contenders

Marion five term congressman Edgar Poshard faced questions about a 2002 bid after delaying decision until Labor Day. In a Democratic field led by Poshard and Burris, the list includes Bakalis Blagojevich Devine Lang Quinn Schmidt and Vallas. Republicans George Ryan Jim Ryan Corinne Wood and Patrick O Malley had formed a separate potential slate.

Poshard Marion Southern Illinois University Carbondale Burris Michael Bakalis U.S Rod Blagojevich Chicago Cook County Richard Devine Louis Lang Skokie Patrick Quinn John Schmidt Paul Vallas George Ryan Jim Ryan Corinne Wood Patrick O'Malley

IRS scrutiny of unions over political spending debated

IRS officials weighed whether union documents reveal intent to aid candidates or parties while unions like AFL-CIO defend proper tax filings. The AP reported expenditures without naming unions. rivals like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce disclosed nearly $14 million in 1996 political and lobbying costs, though IRS notes separate reporting rules between political and lobbying spending.

Jack Reilly IRS Afl-Cio John Hiatt Organized Labor U.S. Chamber of Commerce

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