Pennsylvania man sentenced for 1982 Carbondale murder case
Timothy W. Krajch, 63, of Pennsylvania, was sentenced to 40 years for the 1982 murder of Deborah Sheppard in Carbondale. The case ties to a long criminal history and DNA evidence that led to the arrest decades later amid a string of related assaults and homicides in Missouri and Illinois.
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Missouri
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Carbondale murder suspect linked to five Missouri cases
Timothy Krajeh, just sentenced to 40 years for the 1982 killing of SIU Carbondale student Deborah Sheppard, is charged with five unsolved Missouri murders. Authorities say he admitted to nine total killings across states, with three in 1977 and two in 1982, tying him to multiple victims including Mary Parsh, Brenda Parsh, Sheila Cole, Margie Call, and Mildred Wallace.
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FBI
Sheppard
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Brenda Parsh
Margie Call
Mildred Wallace
Rainy Pattern Helps Revive Southern Illinois Reservoirs
Heavy rains across Southern Illinois boost moisture and lift reservoir levels, with 2.37 inches at Carbondale airport and 3 inch regional averages. Officials say some lakes like Rend Lake and Kinkaid are at unusually low levels, but a normal to above normal spring pattern could restore them to normal.
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Centralia
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Plan to allow slots at tracks and expand casino seats
Illinois gambling plan would permit up to 500 slot machines at Fairmount Park in Collinsville and boost capacities at East St. Louis and Alton casinos. New revenue would fund education and roads, with fees of 50 000 per slot or position. Illinois House Democrats say the plan would raise about 1 billion.
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JALC launches VOLTXT text and email alerts for updates
CARTERVILLE John A Logan College introduces VOLTXT a free service through e2Campus delivering emergencies athletic scores alumni info continuing education and events to students faculty and the public. The college will cover about 2500 yearly and marketing begins in 2008 with over 200 signups already.
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