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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2002
Page
12
NHTSA data show drivers aged 16 crash three times more often than 17 year olds and five times more than 18 year olds, reflecting driving experience gaps. Graduated licensing limits proposed. 32 states had such programs by August 2000.
Veterans like Bob Taylor from Carbondale Community High School urge patience and hands on practice for teens learning to drive. He says kids are capable with a good learning environment, and parents should drive with them and expose them to all conditions. Illinois requires 25 extra hours with a learner permit, and teachers note many parents fail to provide them. Student Matt Stearns looks forward to driving but worries about chauffeuring his sister after getting licensed.
Barringer Day Care and afterschool program seeks growth through a 18 by 36 foot greenhouse with vocational training and community involvement. The Barringer Foundation will pursue Department of Commerce grants with local matches from Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council Sparta Wal Mart and Du Quoin High School Agricultural Dept. County board endorses the grant plan and will use 100000 from state land sale proceeds for capital improvements while Pyramid State Park expansion funds await state approval and public input continues through March.
Williamson County Clerk Saundra Jent accused Commissioner Rex Piper of interfering with her choice of voting equipment. She cited talks about replacing Governmental Business Systems with ES&S. Piper defended inviting vendors to explain options while Jent claimed the clerk has the final say on election processes. ES&S has counted over 100 million ballots nationwide.
Willisville adds a health concern focused board member and abandons plans to seek repayment from EMT trainees who failed tests after town funded training. No written memo backed a verbal deal for debt reduction via Beautification Committee raffle tickets. Fire department seeks refurbished cascade compressor for $6,350 to refill air packs. Fire Chief Ed Etherton and Assistant Chief Clarence Warner presented officer roster.
Government and school board meetings are scheduled in Herrin Mount Vernon Vienna Vienna Marion Carbondale Sparta and nearby communities. Timings range from 4:30 p.m. to 9 a.m. with venues including city halls courthouses libraries and office buildings.
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