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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2011
Page
7
Zumwalt Jophlin faces first degree murder and concealment of a homicidal death charges. Authorities say she placed her daughter body in the basement at 1704 E Oak St West Frankfort and reported the child missing while knowing she was dead. Bail set at 2 million with a preliminary hearing scheduled in Franklin County Circuit Court.
The Carbondale city council granted another extension to Campus Habitat for 800 W. Freeman St. to produce an action plan by September 12 addressing multiple code violations. The building houses more than 90 units and residents may stay while repairs proceed, including replacing 91 doors at a cost over $19,000. The landlord must appoint a New York agency agent and ensure an in county live-in agent by Monday.
Carterville unit plans a $34 million high school funded mainly by Williamson County sales tax and 20 percent by property taxes. Enrollment reaches about 525 for grades 9 12. The facility features four learning areas seven computer labs a band room and a community meeting board room and geothermal heating. Artifacts from the old high school are relocated. Plans include a junior high at 800 block of South Division an intermediate school on School Street and Tri C Elementary near West Grand.
An Australian teen who wore a fake neck bomb for 10 hours during a home invasion says she is relieved by the arrest of Paul Douglas Peters in Kentucky. Authorities say the 18 year old was studying at home when an intruder attacked her, attached the device, and demanded money in an extortion plot.
The meeting debated what qualifies as a grocery store for alcohol sales. Walmart was cited as an example by Fritzler, while attorney Alfred Sanders argued the amended ordinance misdefines grocery stores. Grocers must still meet local issues and state licensing. A beer garden at PK's was approved.
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