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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2001

Page

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TV psychic line fined for no call law violation

Jefferson City AP A Missouri court orders Access Resources Services Inc a Fort Lauderdale company behind Miss Cleo’s tarot ads to pay 75000 and to obtain the state no call list and stop calling numbers on it The St Louis Circuit Court ruling targets the telemarketing operation promising insights into love money and more with Miss Cleo Caribbean persona.

Jefferson City Missouri St. Louis City Access Resources Services Inc Fort Lauderdale Fla Miss Cleo

Beard mystery still growing in Tennessee

Nashville AP reports Al Gore retains the mustache and beard from Europe as speculation swirls about his political future. Donna Brazile comments on the look but notes she cares more about his words and plans, while Gore remains silent on both future campaigns and his facial hair.

Nashville, Tenn al Gore Europe Rutherford B. Hayes Donna Brazile

Weather forecast for today to Monday in Southern Illinois

Decreasing clouds with a mid 80s high today. Tonight will be partly cloudy with mid 60s. Monday sees mostly clear skies with upper 80s highs and 60s to mid 60s lows. Details on 14A. Subscribe at 800 228-0429 option 2 or online at southernillinoisan.com.

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Illinois Republicans in turmoil after Ryan decision

Republican strife in Illinois surfaces as Gov. George H. Ryan announces he will not seek a second term. The Springfield Bureau reports bruised egos and deep philosophical differences shaping the party’s mood after the announcement.

George H. Ryan

Ryan faces challenges in GOP governor bid

Attorney General Jim Ryan emerges as the Republican favorite for governor in his second term public role. He has few exposes for opponents, but blemishes linger from a decade as DuPage County state's attorney. Private attacks from George Ryan loyalists strain the rival Ryans, though the siblings are unrelated. Jim Ryan seeks to launch his campaign while George resists being sidelined.

Jim Ryan DuPage County George Ryan Ryans

Ryan aides accused of blocking information in Illinois race

In Chicago Gov. George Ryan’s top agency officials were told to clear communications with candidates and share department details only through the governor’s office. The timing followed Ryan’s announcement he would not seek re election. Critics say the move aims to aid Lt. Gov. Corinne Wood and shield loyalists. Aides deny restrictions limit free discussion.

Ilinois Corinn Wood Illinois State Fairground Wood Chicago George Ryan Ryan Robert Newtson The Chicago Tribune Corinne Wood

Ryan vetoes no call bill in Illinois veto row

Governor George Ryan vetoed a telemarketing restrictions bill aimed at stopping dinnertime solicitations. He warned the measure has numerous loopholes and exemptions that make it hard to identify covered groups. The bill would have continued calls if signed.

Springfield George Ryan Ryan

High tech adventure not a vacation on cross country ride

Dawn Ault of Portland and her husband Jeff embarked on an eight week cross country bicycle odyssey from Oregon to the East Coast. They rise at 4 a.m. to ride up to 80 miles daily facing weather dogs and fatigue while explaining they must finish within eight weeks for work.

Carbondale Dawn Ault Portland Ore Ault Jeff Oregon Linda Krutsinger Doug McDonald

Illinois teachers takedown of recertification program

A Chicago Tribune report says Illinois teacher recertification, meant to raise teaching quality, operates with almost no oversight. The program allows credits for activities such as gambling and massages, triggering anger among schools and teachers amid heavy paperwork and substitute shortages. Leaders call the system a disappointment and question its improvement impact.

Chicago Illinois State Board of Education Chicago Tribune Carolyn Nordstrom Chicago United

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