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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2001

Page

3

Law expands aid for violent crime victims in Illinois

Gov. George H. Ryan signed a bill increasing the Violent Crime Victims Assistance Fund. Eligible costs now include crime scene cleanup, lock and window replacement, lodging and relocation, clothing and bedding for evidence, with up to 2000 dollars per victim and emergency funeral expenses up to 1000 dollars. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Ronald Wait of Belvidere, takes effect January 1.

Springfield George H. Ryan Ronald A. Wait Belvidere

Swansea man found guilty in Belleville street fight

Raymond L. Bannister, 22, was convicted in St. Clair County Circuit Court of first degree murder, attempted murder, and aggravated battery for the Feb 22, 1998 death of 15 year old Deandre Coleman and the wounding of his 24 year old brother Revere Coleman during a Belleville street confrontation.

Belleville Swansea Raymond L. Bannister St. Clair County Deandre Coleman Revere Coleman

Kolcraft recalls LiteSport strollers over collapse risk

Washington AP Kolcraft Enterprises is recalling about 115,000 LiteSport strollers that can suddenly collapse and injure babies. Strollers show LiteSport on the footrest and model 36122 on the back leg frame. manufacture dates span December 1997 to December 1999. Call 800 922-2130 for a free repair kit.

Washington Kolcraft Enterprises Inc Chicago U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission Kolcraft

Lame duck Illinois governor still wields influence

George Ryan entered his lame duck term after announcing he would not seek reelection. Despite stepping back, he remains powerful with control over $12 billion Illinois First public works funds and major road and airport projects, while facing past bribery probes linked to his office.

Chicago George Ryan Illinois Ryan Peter Giangreco U.S Rod Blagojevich Statehouse

Ryan launches bid for Illinois governor nomination

Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan announces his run for the Republican nomination for governor. Speaking outside his childhood home in Villa Park, he cites faith family and hard work as core values and vows details of his agenda next month. Ryan, 55, notes his cancer battle and the loss of a teenage daughter to a brain tumor as part of his resolve.

Illinois Ryan Secretary of State Villa Park Jim Ryan George Ryan Republican Party Inclusion Hope Opportunity

Governor signs child abuse laws in Illinois

Governor George H. Ryan signed two laws requiring verified reports of child abuse to be added to students permanent school records to alert school employees. The measures, tied to the death of eight year old Joseph Michael Duncan, go into effect next school year and were sponsored by state lawmakers from southern Illinois.

Springfield George H. Ryan Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Joseph Michael Duncan Duncan Lake of Egypt Goreville Joseph Department of Children and Family Services David S. Luechtefeld Okanville Mike Best Murphysboro James D Jim” Fowler Harrisburg Larry J. Woolard Carterville

Boeing to base half its corporate jets in Gary, Indiana

Boeing Co will base about half its corporate jet fleet at Gary Chicago Airport after Sept 1 for a 27 to 36 month trial. The move tests ground commute and air traffic patterns while Gary works to build a third major Chicago-area airport. The plan, supported by Gary Mayor Scott King and U S Sen Evan Bayh, includes Boeing paying fuel, landing fees and hangar rent.

Gary, Ind Boeing Co Gary Chicago Scott King John Dern Boeing U.S Evan Bayh D-Ind

Farmers rely on bees as crops wait for harvest

Farmers Bill and Cheri Miller tend pumpkin fields and hives as honeybees do most pollination work. Illinois beekeepers note wild bee declines from mite damage, with about 1,200 registered beekeepers in Illinois and over 60 crops dependent on bees for pollination.

South Pekin Bill Cheri Miller Carl Wenning Illinois State Beekeepers Association Illinois Department of Agriculture

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