Democrats Keyes exchange barbs during speeches
Special section highlights sparring between Democrats and Keyes during public addresses as readers scan for political theater and policy signals in a period of heated campaigning.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2004
Page
1
Special section highlights sparring between Democrats and Keyes during public addresses as readers scan for political theater and policy signals in a period of heated campaigning.
Weather section notes partly cloudy conditions with 20 percent shower threat and highs around 88. Tonight partly cloudy with 30 percent thunderstorm risk and upper 60s. Friday showers and possible thunderstorms with highs around 80s and a 60 percent precip chance.
SIUC will extend medical benefits to gay and lesbian employees starting Sept 1, amending its 11-year-old domestic partnership policy to cover partial costs of health and dental premiums for same-sex partners and their children, with tuition waivers in the SIU system. The plan mirrors married employee contributions and applies across Carbondale Edwardsville and the system.
At Zeigler No 11 Mine near Coulterville the 250 United Mine Workers wrestle with Horizon Natural Resources Chapter 11 filing. After Oct 2003 notices of health care cuts under a six year pact, optimism has faded and workers fear benefits loss and job security as reorganization drags on.
Dowell man Roger D. Cunningham faces eight counts of predatory criminal sexual assault against three children and a Class A misdemeanor for distributing harmful material. His trial, set for May 26 and then July 20, may be postponed as defense attorney Patricia Gross seeks a continuance to review medical records and call expert Dr. Rebecca Hartman. Jackson County Judge Rodney Clutts did not rule on the motion and said he would confer with the lawyers.
In Southern Illinois both Carbondale high and Marion unit districts will open school based wellness centers this academic year. Clinics will diagnose and treat patients including staff faculty and students with parental permission for minors. The Marion board discussed the project Tuesday and aims to open by mid January.
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