Ambulance workers take course in deadly materials handling
Column highlights training for ambulance workers on handling deadly materials on page 1B while other town items note a shooting confession, local concerts, a political career end, corporate whistle blower coverage, Gulf deployment talks, Iraqi inspectors, a health blood test scheme, black-focused cable plans, a local affair claim, and a detailed three day forecast with temperature ranges.
200 Jobs Coming to Carbondale as ACS Expands
Affiliated Computer Services, a Fortune 1000 contractor, announces about 100 local jobs immediately with potential for 100 more next year at the Carbondale Business Park East. A job fair runs today through January 17 for 70 to 100 initial positions. ACS handles billing, claims, data entry, and training for diverse clients in 48 nations.
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Carbondale
Ast
ACS
Carbondale Business Park
Spencer Jenson
Jenson
Mount Vernon
John Linehan
Blagojevich Sworn In as Illinois Governor Amid Reform Call
Rod Blagojevich took the oath as Illinois 40th governor at noon in Springfield, pledging to end mediocrity and corruption. Former Gov. George Ryan sat nearby as Blagojevich framed a new beginning for the state before about 5,000 convocation attendees.
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Rod Blagojevich
Prairie Capital Convention Center
Springfield
Illinois
George Ryan
Blagojevich
Ryan
Crymes gets 10 years for murder
Crymes, 23, of Carbondale pled guilty to second degree murder for the Sept. 28 shooting death of Rodney Jones, 24, and received a 10 year prison term. Co-defendant Reginald Cavitt, 22, pleaded guilty to unlawful weapons by a felon and got 90 days in jail plus 24 months probation.
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Murphysboro
Carbondale
Mark S. Crymes
Rodney Jones
Chicago
E. Dan Kimmel
Crymes
Reginald L. Cavitt
Cavitt
Jackson County
Mike Wepsiec
Jones
Wepsiec
South Lake Heights
Jeff Gill
Stan Reno
Jerome Snowden
SIUC students face lingering questions as talks stall
On the first day of the 2003 spring semester SIUC students resumed classes while contract negotiations between the SIUC Faculty Association and the administration showed little progress. Talks continued daily with no new proposals, and a Feb. 3 strike date looms if no settlement is reached. Students react with uncertainty and reluctance, some planning to skip classes if a strike occurs.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
SIUC
Faculty Association
Morteza Daneshdoost
Daneshdoost
John Bratton
Ryan Fraley
SIUC opens spring semester amid ongoing contract dispute
Monday marked the start of spring term at Souther Illinois University Carbondale as administrators and faculty fail to reach a new contract. Students express concern that a potential strike could disrupt classes if no agreement is reached by February 3.
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Souther Illinois University Carbondale
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