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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2004
Page
1
National paper notes a new state law requiring all colleges to install dormitory sprinklers. The report cites campus safety concerns and potential compliance timelines, illustrating broad impact across higher education facilities.
Less than a day after entering the race Republican Alan Keyes hit the campaign trail in southern Illinois. He aims to challenge Barack Obama as Republicans seek to replace Jack Ryan who withdrew after court records revealed divorce details involving actress Jeri Ryan. Keyes, a former U N ambassador and two time presidential hopeful, begins a whirlwind campaign.
In Carterville Tri C Elementary Emily Robinson heads into fourth grade as families transition from laid back summer to organized routines. Kristen Cates reports on how parents like Brad Robinson balance early wake ups and school prep while students anticipate seeing friends as districts begin classes.
Start bedtime earlier and wake time earlier, read to younger children at night, eat dinner regularly, and schedule homework with a short play period. Robinson notes their daughter returns to Tri-C on August 17 and the family aims to keep the routine year round.
Horizon Natural Resources won court approval to void union contracts, canceling health care for thousands of active and retired Southern Illinois miners. The move affects up to 3,000 miners across the region amid broader bankruptcies tests in energy sectors. UMWA leaders decry the ruling as a grave justice failure while protests occurred outside Lexington court.
Fred Orlofsky, an SIU gymnast from 1959 to 1963 under Bill Meade, recalls the 1960 Rome Olympics held in the Baths of Caracalla. He describes the ruins as a spectacular setting, the relaxed security of the era, training at West Point, and encounters with stars like Cassius Clay and Wilma Rudolph.
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