Springfield Guardsmen to return home after homeland mission
Thirteen Illinois Air National Guard members from the 183rd Fighter Wing based in Springfield are coming home after a three month deployment at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base North Carolina to assist in homeland security following the Sept 11 attacks A welcome home breakfast is planned for Wednesday in Springfield.
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Protesting nuns released from federal prison
Six months after trespassing at Fort Benning four women including a Roman Catholic nun were freed from Pekin Federal Prison Camp. They pledged to continue protesting the School of the Americas now WHISC and urged legal reforms while noting support from inside and outside prison walls.
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Rebecca Kanner
Ann Arbor
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SIU ethanol research plant seeks top director in Edwardsville
The $20 million ethanol research plant in Edwardsville, hosted by Southern Illinois University research park, invites senior applicants for director with a master in engineering or related field and hands on corn ethanol plant leadership. Six to seven applications touted, with Fru Con Construction as general contractor for building and equipment fit, construction began last November and aims for year end completion.
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Edwardsville
Southern Illinois University Research Park
Brian Donnelly
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Fru-Con Construction Corp
John Luecking
Shively Geotechnical
Petroff Trucking
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U of I Plans Tuition Increase Ahead of Budget Hit
University of Illinois officials announce a planned tuition rise starting fall 2002 due to state budget cuts and $8 million in unavoidable costs. President James Stukel cites a $33.2 million midyear demand and expects a $196 per Urbana Champaign student semester hike, with board discussion set in Chicago before a March vote.
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University of Illinois
James Stukel
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Chicago
Board of Trustees
Nancy Cantor
SIUC to hike tuition no further plans noted
SIUC chancellor Walter Wendler says no emergency tuition increase is planned, despite a 5 percent rise for fall 2002, 6 percent for fall 2003, and 7 percent by fall 2004. SIUC's rate remains lowest among large state universities, with $4,254 for 15 credits this year and $4,989 projected by fall 2004. The university faces over $6 million in state budget cuts but has more than $2 million in reserves to cover part without further tuition rises.
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University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Walter Wendler
SIUC
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U of I
Judge rejects Jackson Jr. deposition bid in ballot fraud case
U S Rep Jesse Jackson Jr loses bid to depose opponents to probe the other Jackson's March primary candidacy. Judge Aaron Jaffe says suit can proceed, with the congressman planning a fraud suit and Tuesday Board of Elections hearing set to hear testimony.
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Cook County
U.S
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Jackson
Aaron Jaffe
South Side
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William Shaw
Dalton
Robert Shaw
Robbins
Jaffe
Shaw Brothers
Larry Rogers Sr
Rogers
State Board of Elections
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