Man in Marion faces possible return to prison for failed probation
Mark Bloodworth, 36, of Marion, who pleaded guilty to attempted armed robbery in 2002 after a 2001 Medicap Pharmacy attempt, reportedly failed to comply with probation terms including counseling. He was sentenced to 48 months probation and 12 months intensive probation living at his mother's home. A probation-revocation hearing is set for August 27.
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Saline County Woman Injured In Herrin Incident Identified
Police identify Chelsea Keener 18 from Harrisburg as the injured woman found unconscious near 21st and Herrin streets in Herrin early Saturday. She is on life support at St Louis University Hospital. Investigators seek tips at the Herrin Police or Williamson County Sheriff offices.
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Sheriff's Department
Simon inducted into Senior Illinoisans Hall of Fame
Former U S Senator Paul Simon 75 of Makanda and three others were elected to the Senior Illinoisans Hall of Fame by the Illinois Department on Aging. Inductees were honored at a ceremony in the Illinois Building Springfield with plans for Simon to receive the award later at the Du Quoin State Fair.
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Illinoisans Hall of Fame
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Makanda
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Springfield
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Vandalia
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Belleville
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Europe
du Quoin
Public Policy Institute
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U.S. House of Representatives
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Hall of Fame
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Burns murder trial set for September start in Carterville
The trial of Benjamin Aaron Burns, 29, charged with two counts of first degree murder in the death of Ryan Strum, is tentatively scheduled to begin Sept 2 in Williamson County Circuit Court. Pretrial motions are to be heard Aug 28. Burns remains jailed on $1 million bond with special prosecutor Mike Wepsiec leading the case.
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Jason Olson
Palmer
Jackson County
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Wepsiec
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Radio stolen from SIU Carbondale campus vehicle
Police report a radio valued at 140 dollars removed from a university vehicle on the Southern Illinois University Carbondale campus between May 23 and July 7 with no signs of forced entry or suspects. Separate vandalism damaged a basketball goal and pole at Felts Hall court between 12:01 a.m. July 31 and 12:20 a.m. August 1. no suspects identified.
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Southern Illinois University
Harold G. Downs
Pole
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Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Costello eyes FutureGen site with Illinois bid
Illinois officials push to land the FutureGen plant amid competition from West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin. Costello says a July 1 presentation shows Illinois is a strong fit and a Washington meeting will set up a DOE decision in months with a final site narrowed by year end.
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