Bigler named to Blagojevich task force in Illinois
Union County State's Attorney John Bigler is named to Gov Blagojevich's Transition Task Force on Corrections Reform Reentry and Parole. He joins committee discussions on parole and reentry from Illinois Department of Corrections facilities, recommended by Blagojevich aides. First meeting held December in Chicago.
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Union County
John Bigler
Elected Blagojevich
Illinois
Blagojevich
Bigler
Chicago
Glenn E. Bradsfield
S. Lake Heights
Carbondale
Illinois Department of Corrections
Carbondale district expects tax cut after levy vote
Homeowners in the Carbondale high school district should see a tax decline under the 2002 levy approved Thursday night. The levy rises to 5,678,997 from 5,600,000, yet higher property value growth should offset the rate drop from 2.03 to about 1.99 per 100 of assessed value, saving a $60,000 home about 4.95. The county tax cap triggers a hearing if increases exceed 1.6 percent. Superintendent Sabens notes about 800,000 in taxes are abated by the one-quarter percent sales tax tied to the Superblock project and new high school. Substantial completion is expected in January with summer work to ready for potential summer school.
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Carbondale
Carbondale High School
Kosco
Steve Sabens
Superblock
SIUC Students Face New INS Rules For Registration
University officials outline post 9/11 INS requirements for 16 and older international students who arrived before 2002. In person registration by January 10 is required at offices in St. Louis or Chicago, with mandatory reporting of course changes, addresses, and all term updates to avoid deportation or denial of admissions.
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U.S
INS
St. Louis
Chicago
Ruger
Carbondale council ends city property tax levy
Carbondale City Council voted to remove the city government property tax levy at the Dec. 10 meeting, cutting $1,061,185 (7 percent) from all taxes and delivering 2003 bill savings to property owners. The city will fund the public library at $123,547 in 2004, keeping the library levy at $436,453.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Public Library
Cops in Schools praised by Williamson County leaders
Larry Davis Crab Orchard notes the program as highly successful and hard to replace Officer McDonald who knows students well. Johnston City principal James Grant says daily presence boosts safety and classroom comfort across Johnston City Herrin Crab Orchard Creal Springs. Sheriff Tom Cundiff voices strong support for the school resource officer initiative.
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Larry Davis
Crab Orchard
McDonald
Grant
Williamson County
Johnston City
Herrin
Creal Springs
Tom Cundiff
Two Franklin County Residents Charged In Meth Bake Case
Bryan K. Motsinger and Brandi Stone were jailed after deputies found them during an alleged meth production incident on Izaak Walton Road near Bend City Road. Both face unlawful chemical breakdown and possession charges and remain held on $20,000 bond.
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Franklin
Robert Beggs
D.T. Richardson
Izaak Walton Road
Bend City Road
Motsinger
Stone
Franklin County
Bother
Felonies Filed in Four Counties With Multiple Charges
A long list of felonies and related charges names numerous defendants, addresses, and pending court dates. The items include theft, burglary, weapon and drug offenses, robbery, home invasion, and deception among others with various bond amounts and court dates in December and January.
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Caleb Hale
Caleb.hale
Thesouthern
Linda Rush
Steve Kosco
City Road
East Walnut Street
Sabens
Linda.rush
SIUC
Jeff Doherty
City Hall/Civic Center
Southern Illinois
Best Buy
University Mall
COPS
John.homan
Ben At
Penny L. Fuller
Fairland St
Benton
Corey D. Gunter
Lincoln Road
Jackson County
Napoleon Hughes
S. 18Th St
Murphysboro
Terrance Henderson
W. Mill St
Bond
Nicole N. Skelton
Cassidy D. Daniels
North Lane
Elkville
Jeremy M. Bracley
Boomer
Amisha L. Herron
Cedarview
Ollie L. Cooper
N. Pine St
Zeigler
Kim L. Newell
Tacoma Ave
Indianapolis
Yolanda R. Patterson
S. Eighth St
George L. Ashford III
Park Ave
Ford Heights
Burton L. Vance
Wall St
Ian R. Jackson
E. Grand Ave
Ronald S. Curry
N. Main
Joseph L. Tumbrello
Shannone R. Richardson
Gartside St
Tashonda
W. Thomas
W. Owen St
Carbon
Menard
Antonio M. Ragland
E. Park, No. 4
Robert T. Turley
N. Almond
Matthew M. Jones
Charles S. Williams
Mae Smith
Christopher C. Morgan
Shaheed A. Muhaiman
Conner St
Franklin S. Harrison
Ninth St
Pierre Davis
S. Lewis Lane
Larry J. Carde Jr
Neely Hall
Lavern Johnson
Rogers
Danita E. Gates
North St
Surya D. Mehta
E. Park St
Mary J. Peterman
Cracker Neck Rd
Makanda
Sherry L. Franks
Divion
Johnson County
Jeffery M. Cary
S. Broadway
Goreville
Timothy Schultz
Perry County
Jesse E. Bozarth
Anthony Christopher Ney
James J. Smith
Nevada
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Richard Ney
Marshall Whitfield
California Ave
Elbert Lester, Jr
Linden Ave
Bellwood
Eric D. Taylor
S. Price Street
Pittsburg
Jason M. Clark
Duncan Street
Marion
Gerald H. Smith
Buck Drive
Gary D. Cavitt
du Quoin
Tyler D. Hamlin
N. Grand Boulevard
Mary S. Daugherty
Smith Ave
Perry
Anthony W. Schneider
N. Ervin St
Cutler
Joseph W. Creekpaum
N. Oak St
Tamaroa
Alcoholic’s Anonymous
Cathy J. Morgan
S. Division
St., du Quoin
du Quoin Wal-Mart
Antonio Zavala
Ivan E. Hickey Jr
W. College
Fairfield
Brian Asher
First St
Leslie R. Cullum
Vinewood Lane
Newton J. Warren
Russell St
Ava
Trinity Latch
Chutt Street
Carterville
Dennis Burgess
S. 13Th St
Kristen Storey
S. Commercial
April L. Hill
Herod
Nicole Maynor
PO Box
Cambria
Benjamin T. Cain
Angelville Road
Mike McCree
McCree
Kyle R. Clark
E. van Buren Street
IRS
Jkharris
The
Wall Street Journal
Harris & Company
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