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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2003
Page
2
The proposed expansion at a 350 foot deep surface mine near Harrisburg could add about 65 jobs to a 100-person workforce. Construction may begin in a month as the operation, opened in 1995, supplies coal mostly to power plants. Local officials note the region’s coal industry supports the economy and salience of mining jobs.
As deadline nears on Feb 3, SIUC faces a faculty strike risk tied to contract disputes over job security amid financial exigency, program changes, and tenure decisions. No-strike clauses limit other unions, though ACSE seeks roles in negotiations, with passive support options outlined for members.
Illinois Education Association aids SIUC faculty as they prepare for a possible strike, with UniServ Director Mike Cook and NEA staffers arriving to advise bargaining teams. Langsdorf and colleagues outline duties like child care and lunches for picketers while expressing somber resolve and concerns over neglect affecting students.
The Southern Illinoisan should have reported that 8 percent of voting faculty favored authorizing a strike, 306 of 346 ballots. It also should have stated SIU has 1,582 faculty across five campuses including Carbondale Edwardsville Springfield East St Louis and Nakajo Japan. The paper erred.
Secretary Powell signaled the administration will publish fresh evidence linking Iraq to Osama bin Laden and al Qaida in the coming days. He warned that Baghdad must reveal access and details on its nuclear chemical and biological programs to head off a possible U S led attack, while still leaving room for a peaceful solution if Iraq cooperates.
SIU researchers pursue early detection of Alzheimer’s linking smell identification issues to initial dementia signs. The article follows Mary Iva Bollman, a nurse from Effingham, her decades as a caregiver, and family journey from misdiagnosis to definitive autopsy confirming Alzheimer’s and arterial sclerosis. Carol Bollman, moved by the case, continues annual cognitive testing at SIU and plans brain donation for research.
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