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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 2012

Page

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Congressmen split on Obama's budget ideas

Southern Illinois lawmakers are divided along party lines over Barack Obama's $3.8 trillion fiscal 2013 budget. Rep. Jerry Costello, a Democrat, backs several proposals including job growth and transportation funding while Rep. John Shimkus, a Republican, says the plan ignores Bowles-Simpson recommendations and falls short on debt reduction.

Southern Illinois Barack Obama U.S Jerry Costello Belleville Obama John Shimkus Collinsville Shimkus National Commission On Fiscal Responsibility and Reform Zip Nada Costello

Corps and Penitentiary Team for Rend Lake Upkeep

The U S Army Corps of Engineers and the Marion Federal Penitentiary will sign next week a pact allowing minimum security inmates to work on Rend Lake maintenance backlog. Five to ten inmates will travel five days weekly to perform painting landscaping and upgrades under Park Ranger Tim Bischoff. The program aims to address a 10 to 15 year backlog while not replacing local contractors or federal staff.

Rend Lake U.S Marion Tim Bischoff Bischoff U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Inmates to Work Public Service Projects at Rend Lake

Five to ten inmates from the Marion U S Penitentiary minimum security camp will work five days a week at Rend Lake on painting and landscaping to help clear a backlog. Officials say the program won t take work from local contractors and a formal agreement with federal agencies will be signed next week. The Marion facility already runs a similar program at Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge.

U.S. Penitentiary Marion Rend Lake U.S. Bureau of Prison Bischoff Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge Jeffrey L. Baney

Illinois Senate weighs $5 per entrant strip club tax

SPRINGFIELD Illinois lawmakers consider Senate Bill 3348 a $5 state fee on each patron entering adult entertainment venues. Proceeds would fund rape crisis centers and sexual assault services. Senator Tor Hutchinson says she expects industry pushback but aims to link sales of sex and alcohol to aid for abused women. Alfred Ronan, lobbyist for the Illinois Club Owners Association, opposes the measure.

Springfield Illinois Illinois Senate Tor Hutchinson Senate Olympia Fields Democrat Hutchinson Alfred Ronan Ilinois Club Owners Association

Williamson County to open new jail with public celebration

Williamson County officials host a weekend public celebration for the 70,000 square foot state of the art sheriff's department office and county jail. Activities run 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday with a BBQ in Jail fundraiser for Williamson County Crime Stoppers.

Marion Williamson County

Jail food service choice still under discussion

Williamson County will open a new jail in a few weeks and the choice of food service remains unsettled. Sheriff Bennie Vick and AFSCME official Kevan Plumlee traded accusations at the county board meeting as the union advocates for in-house county employee food service.

Steve Jahnke Williamson County Bennie Vick Williamson County Sheriff's Office Marion Kevan Plumlee American Federation of State

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