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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2001
Page
11
The Union County Fair continues with free harness and mule racing at 3 p.m. and a 7 p.m. tractor pull. Veterans with organization cards or caps receive free admission. A 1 p.m. junior livestock auction and 1-9 p.m. exhibition hours are listed, followed by a 3 p.m. harness and mule event and a 7 p.m. horse show. Friday features 9 a.m. exhibitor checks.
Borders is sought on nine warrants across Williamson Jackson Union and Richland counties for offenses including financial exploitation of the elderly home repair fraud theft by deception and unlawful acquisition of a controlled substance. Bond exceeds 160000. 16000 cash bond. He is in Williamson County Jail Marion awaiting circuit court on Sept 10 and has an Aug 30 court date for an unrelated case. Dream Flight of Herrin aided the search.
Events list includes 9 a.m. to noon for claimable exhibits and an 8 p.m. demolition derby with discounted rides available all day at the fairground.
The district posted a one year temporary dean of students position at the grade school. Bleyer said internal candidates will be considered first to avoid pulling staff from other systems. The board's next meeting is September 20.
The board says community input matters as it seeks $211,600 more to finish the indoor pool project. About $1.0 million has been raised from private gifts, a $395,000 tax referendum, and a $200,000 Illinois DNR grant. A pay-as-you-go plan aims to complete the project while keeping residents in the process. The meeting is Monday at 7 p.m. in the park’s south-end office.
Springfield lawmakers push HB2528 to deter theft and trespass on aquatic life farms. First offense carries Class A misdemeanor up to 364 days and $2500. second offense becomes Class 4 felony with 1-3 years and up to $25,000. Gov. Ryan seeks jury trial in contested forfeiture cases. Law takes effect Jan 1 if passed.
Gov. George H. Ryan signed four DUI law measures on Friday increasing penalties for high BAC levels and DUI with a child, adding mandatory jail time for repeat offenders, requiring ignition interlock devices, and allowing immobilization of vehicles with plates removed or locking devices. It tightens penalties for repeat offenders and school zone crashes, and adds a $100 fine for second or subsequent DUI offenses.
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