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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
2
Edited notes detail the Darco or Sac nations labeled Scionex by the French, describing a 20-tribe confederation with varying interests and warlike bands. They speak a language related to Maha Poncaser Osarge and Kanzies, hunt buffalo, subsist on meat, and use ground potatoes as bread. The work is edited by Gary Moulton of the University of Nebraska.
RLCD board member meetings slow the release of the state auditor general report. Poshard says the audit will be integrated into the final audit and released soon after, with possible sweeping changes across the entire system. The 2003 audit initially found misappropriation of over 500000 by former RLCD GM Kevin Davis, who was fired.
Illinois lawmakers failed to pass a medical malpractice reform package despite rising insurance costs driving doctors from the state. Senate leaders and rural physicians cite data gaps while researchers at Western Illinois and Illinois universities prepare a fall report tracking departing physicians.
Dr Saum joins SIU School of Medicine with Dr Rubelowsky and a team of heart surgeons, reflecting a trend in Springfield. The veteran surgeon recalls frontline duties in Afghanistan and Iraq, praising American soldiers as protectors while criticizing media coverage of the wars.
A Springfield task force considers expanding managed care for Medicaid amid calls for caution. Sen. Dale Righter notes Medicaid dominates the budget and may reach 60 percent of general revenue by 2024, risking education funding. Critics from the Illinois Hospital Association warn of care quality and higher facility costs, while policy groups push for regular care and universal coverage as cost-control goals.
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