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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2002
Page
3
Aledo mayor C W Red Stancliff, 63, who was accused of paying $40 for sex, had an innocent plea entered for him at a Davenport hearing he did not attend. His next misdemeanor hearing is set for Jan 29 in Iowa.
Illinois environmental officials warn more than 50 communities will face stricter arsenic limits in drinking water by 2006. towns like Maron and Port Byron plan costly upgrades or new water lines as the EPA and Bush administration enforce a 10 ppb standard, replacing 50 ppb.
Chicago fire captain Patrick Maloney carried the Olympic flame in Chicago as part of a national relay toward the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City. The route includes 46 states and more than 13,500 torch bearers, with participants chosen by friends, co workers, or sponsoring companies. Amy Janousek, a leukemia survivor and gymnast, received a torch as part of the city’s ceremony, symbolizing Olympic inclusion for those unable to compete.
Sharon Howard thanked her mother Rosemary Howard in the year of her 70th birthday. Molly Fisette wrote a letter recommending her father Chuck Maroon of Morton Illinois for similar reasons, highlighting appreciation and recognition.
WYIN, a northwestern Indiana PBS station, seeks a new transmitter atop Chicago's Sears Tower to replace a failed Evergreen transmitter. Two Chicago public stations oppose the plan, arguing it would create undue competition for viewers and questions of access.
Anthony Mertz 25 faces ten new counts including two home invasion, two first degree murder, and six aggravated criminal sexual assault charges. Police say he broke into Shannon McNamara's apartment, sexually assaulted her, and strangled her during a struggle. Prosecutors had already charged six counts of first degree murder and filed notice of intent to seek the death penalty.
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