O’Neal Promoted to Manager at University Mall Buckle
The Buckle Inc announces Brian O’Neal’s promotion to store manager at University Mall. He started with the company in 1998 at Fairview Heights and previously served as assistant manager in Cape Girardeau before moving to Carbondale.
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Cape Girardeau
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Pineda Joins Center Staff And Opens Pulmonology Clinic
Dr. Ray Pineda, an internal medicine physician with a pulmonology sub specialty, will see new patients at The Family Medical Center 203 N Walnut St Pinckneyville. He will lead a Friday pulmonology clinic at Pinckneyville Community Hospital and offer pulmonary rehab on Tue Thu mornings and Fri afternoon. He trained in Manila at University of St Thomas and St Marys Health Center with a fellowship in pulmonary and critical care at the University of Nebraska.
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the Family Medical Center
N. Walnut St
Pinckneyville
Pineda
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
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Philippines
University of St. Thomas
Manila
St. Mary’s Health Center
University of Nebraska
Webb Glenn wins Farm Bureau distinguished service award
Webb O Glenn winner of the Illinois Farm Bureau Charles B Shuman award for his state national and international contributions to agriculture. He runs a 430 acre fruit and livestock farm near Tunnel Hill and formerly led GROWMARK expanding its cooperatives and alliances. He retires last year and remains ADM and CoBank director. Zachary Hannan named credit counselor for Southern Illinois Delta Empowerment Zone at First National Bank Cairo to offer free counseling and budgeting help. appointment line 734-1741.
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Tunnel Hill
Johnson County Farm Bureau
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Growmark
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Land O’ Lakes
Ontario
Canada
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Federal Farm Credit Banks
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Garcia joins Southern Illinois as editor in chief
Garcia outlines a community focused ethos and high standards for editing and delivery at The Southern Illinoisan. He praises Lee Enterprises for bold newsroom investments while noting his move from Montoursville with Christine Licki. The Southern Illinoisan grows readership and expands with weeklies and monthlies.
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Montoursville
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De Soto couple finds sweet niche at Holiday Lights Fair
De Soto residents Howard and Jane Hance bake fudge in a custom trailer at the Holiday Lights Fair in Du Quoin. They offer 42 fudge flavors plus 16 sugar free varieties with options like chocolate pecan amaretto and mint chocolate. Their business honors Aunt Jenny, a friend who inspired the name. Orders at 549-1427.
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Cyber farming cooperative cuts costs for farmers
A fourth generation entrepreneur in Morgan, Scott, and Pike counties runs a buying group that aggregates orders for pesticides, fertilizers, and seed to reduce input costs and maximize grain returns. With 18 years in Monsanto, DuPont, and Asgrow, Mason says savings of 10-20 percent on pesticides and fertilizers and 5-10 percent on seed are common. The 50-member network ships across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin, offering delivery or trucking options when needed.
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Scott
Pike
Amtrak reform council weighs paths to a subsidy free system
The nine member Amtrak Reform Council reviews options to reshape the rail network for profitability by 2002. They consider corridors and long haul routes with proposals ranging from central to local administration and possible private or state control, amid Amtrak’s heavy subsidy needs and $405 million first eight months loss.
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Reform Council
Amtrak
Bank Earns Five Star Rating in Franklin County
The State Bank of Whittington in Benton has earned a five star superior rating for strength safety and performance. Established in 1919 the bank serves Franklin County through three local offices and highlights its long history and local presence.
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State Bank of Whittington
Benton
the Bank
Franklin County
Illinois commodity boards announce elections July 2 2002
Four Illinois boards will hold elections on July 2 2002 for three year terms. Petitions open January 1 2002 at county extension offices and the Illinois Department of Agriculture for corn soybean and sheep and wool. beef board petitions go to the Illinois Beef Association. Filing closes May 15 for corn and soybean May 31 for sheep and wool. June 1 for beef association. Candidates must meet district residency age and production requirements. beef board has five years beef experience rule.
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Illinois Corn Marketing Board
Illinois Soybean Operating Board
Illinois Sheep and Wool Marketing Board
Illinois Beef Board of Governors
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Illinois Beef Association
W. Iles Avenue
Suite B
Springfield
Corn and Soybean Boards
Sheep and Wool Marketing Board
Beef Board
Illinois
Sheep and Wool Board
Wiles Avenue
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Illinois regional boards seek nominees for 2002 terms
Producers may request nominating petitions from January 1 2002 for seats on the Illinois Sheep and Wool Marketing Board and the Illinois Beef Board District 7. Petitions due May 31 to the Illinois Department of Agriculture. For details call 217 792 6675. Limestone Creek Winery wins bronze from American Wine Society for 2000 chambourcin. Alan Dillard is winemaker and owner.
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Illinois Sheep and Wool Marketing Board
Illinois Beef Board of Governors
Limestone Creek Winery
Jonesboro
American Wine Society
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