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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2001

Page

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Arch Lighting Plan to Illuminate Gateway Arch at Night

The Gateway Arch in St Louis will gain 44 ground level lights for night illumination. Superintendent Gary Easton says the project could be completed by late November with lights operating 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. The underground fixtures will be covered, and costs may reach up to 2 million dollars.

ST. Louis Gateway Arch America Gary Easton Jefferson National Expansion Memorial

United cuts O Hare fares to match ATA competition

United Airlines reduced fares on select O’Hare to coast flights by more than half to counter competition from America Trans Air at Midway. The reductions apply to travel from Sept 5 with seven day advance purchase and drop the Saturday night stay requirement to lure back business travelers amid a weak economy.

Chicago United Airlines O'Hare International Airport U.S Crosstown Midway Airport O'Hare United America Trans Air Midway ATA

First nuclear benefit paid at Paducah plant

Clara Harding received a $150,000 lump sum as Elaine Chao presented the first payment from the nuclear workers compensation program. Her husband Joe died decades ago after uranium exposure at Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant. The DOL began accepting claims July 31 for workers or survivors with certain cancers who worked there before 1992.

Paducah Clara Harding Labor Elaine Chao Harding Joe Department of Labor Joe Harding

Weather Outlook With Storm Chances Rising

The forecast shows a 60 percent chance of storms today with highs in the upper 80s. Tonight, a 50 percent chance of storms continues. Saturday brings a 40 percent chance as conditions remain unsettled.

Herrin teachers approve contract by 92 to 6 vote

Herrin teachers ratified the Unit 4 board contract on Tuesday by a 92 to 6 margin. The pact includes a 6 to 8 percent raise, incentives for unused sick leave, and retirement incentives up to 12,000 dollars for 26 to 34 years of service. Base salaries rise to 29,200 for new teachers and scale to 52,275 for 26 plus years with a bachelor's. The board will vote on the agreement Tuesday.

Herrin Unit 4 Collins Wallstreet

A Clip and a riff in Zeigler barber shop

CEASAR MARAGNN photographs Louis Cormier a Zeigler barber trimming a key for a businesswoman. The 73-year-old barber began in 1963 and mixes jazz from Dinah Washington Billie Holiday and Duke Ellington with country tastes. He remains busy and upbeat.

Southern East Coast Zeigler Dinah Washington Billie Holliday Duke Ellington Christopher Royalton

New law aims at motorists near emergency vehicles

Springfield lawmakers push a new statute to penalize drivers who do not slow and move with caution when passing emergency vehicles stopped on the roadside. State Rep. Mike Bost said the rule is simple common sense and urges drivers to curb speed when they spot flashing lights.

Springfield Mike Bost Murphysboro Bost

Bost introduces grandson to politics in Springfield

State Rep Mike Bost brings his daughter and his 10 week old grandson Spencer Michael Weldon Fred to the Illinois state capital after Gov. George Ryan signs a Bost sponsored bill. The infant rests in a room full of politicians as Ryan holds the baby while Bost says he wants him to get used to it.

Springfield Spencer Michael Weldon Fred Illinois Spencer Mike Bost George H. Ryan Bost Ryan Anthony Man

Roadwork delayed for SIUC students

Illinois 13 resurfacing near Carbondale is postponed until after SIUC Carbondale students arrive. Construction engineer Joe Lenzini said the asphalt is done and temporary striping will be deferred to the 27th to avoid traffic jams. SIUC expects about 16,000 students, with roughly 11,000 from Chicago, returning next week.

Marion Carbondale Illinois 13 Southern Illinois University Illinois Department of Transportation Joe Lenzini Larry Dietz SIUC Chicago

INSIDE NEW THREADS Girl Scouts dress up with new uniforms

Local girls from troops 1B showcase updated uniforms reflecting a fresh look for the season. Leader and parents applaud the change as scouts model the new attire at a community gathering.

Girl Scouts

Additions would expand Pyramid State Park to Illinois' largest park

NCAA approves moving journey but SIUC will remain at casino. The sports note cites plans affecting a university and local venues, highlighting the shift in park size and ongoing college athletics discussions.

Pyramid State Park Illinois NCAA SIUC Casino Sports

Judge allows rules easing black lung benefits

A federal judge upheld Labor Department regulations to simplify and speed black lung claims for coal miners. The National Mining Association threatened to appeal, while United Mine Workers praised the ruling. The rules curb medical opinions and give greater weight to treating physicians, aiming to reduce lengthy litigation.

Washington National Mining Association Labor Department U.S Emmet Sullivan Association Mark Solomons Clinton Solomons Sullivan DOL United Mine Workers Judith Rivlin

Powell Praises Migrant Workers and Humane Migration Rules

Secretary of State Colin Powell lauded Mexican migrant workers and urged safe legal orderly and dignified procedures to ensure humane treatment. After two hours of talks with Mexican officials Jorge Castaneda and Santiago Creel Powell Ashcroft outlined shared reforms and a humane approach to the migration challenge.

Washington Colin Powell Powell John Ashcroft Jorge Castaneda Santiago Creel

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