Column One Inside Marion Courthouse Shooting Suspect Denied Release
A Marion report notes a courthouse shooting suspect was denied release on page 1B. The column covers the denial within ongoing case updates, reflecting local courthouse proceedings and the suspect's status. The item anchors local crime coverage amid other Marion stories.
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Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs Summary
Chart listing shows tracks by Audio Interstane Epic Headstrong Trapt and Jane’s, with artists noted for mainstream rock radio play. Includes references to Warner and Park se. Distinct titles and labels appear in a compact chart-style snippet.
Revis goes global after Pearl Jam tour setback
Southern Illinois band Revis formerly Orco, formed in Ewing in 1999, rose after being dropped from a Pearl Jam tour for playing too loud. On Jimmy Kimmel Live they performed Caught in the Rain to a 1.7 million TV audience, while the single climbs Billboard Mainstream Rock Top 10 and draws label interest.
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Levan Vineyards Grow Table Grapes in Southern Illinois
Robert and Jewell Levan own Levan Vineyards near Ava. They grow table and wine grapes, a rarity in Southern Illinois, and sell their table grapes at the Carbondale Farmer's Market each Saturday morning at the Westowne Centre. BY KEN SEEBER THE SOUTHERN
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Great turns hobby into business in Ava vineyard
Retired coal miner Robert Levan and wife Jewell built a seven acre vineyard near Ava after he bought 250 grape plants. Now about 3200 vines blanket the fields with a drive in cooler on site. Harvest peaks with six to eight tons of grapes picked daily in September.
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Wendler to base budget on 79 recommendations
SIU Carbondale Chancellor Walter Wendler released 79 recommendations from a Budget and Planning Task Force Thursday. The 20 member panel reviewed cuts and efficiency, chaired by Provost John Dunn, to guide campus-wide decisions.
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Benton Teachers Threaten to Strike Over Contract Impasse
The Benton Education Association representing 60 school staff filed an intent to strike with the Illinois Education Labor Relations Board as the three year contract nears expiration and classes for 650 plus students are due to start in under two weeks. Negotiations with a federal mediator failed to move the sides toward an agreement though both remain hopeful a strike can be avoided. Board member Mark Minor said negotiations are not scheduled but tentative dates were proposed and union response is awaited.
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Fiscal problems dampen morale at SIUC
Carbondale SIUC faces a tough employment climate with officials noting it could be worse. Chancellor Walter Wendler announced a workshop by Man-Tra-Con for displaced SIUC employees at 10 a.m. in the Lesar Law Building auditorium, with SIUC Human Resources staff answering questions after the session until 2 p.m.
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