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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2006
Page
5
Deputies investigate a disturbance at 4 a.m. Saturday at Kinkaid Village Marina Campgrounds. Several people fought and at least two were taken to St. Joseph Memorial Hospital in Murphysboro for treatment. No arrests yet. tip line at (618) 684-2177.
Murphysboro police investigate an armed robbery at Ron's One Stop 411 Walnut St as a knife wielding tall white male robbed the register. The clerk was unharmed and a scene described a suspect fleeing with cash. hospital precautionary visit followed. Police seek tips at 618 684 5244. Linda Rush SIUC noted educator diversity ranking.
Franklin County Animal Control in Benton receives a 5 ton central air system and two days of labor from Ken Darnell of Darnell's Heating and Cooling after Barbara Yates sought help. The unit cools the dog wing improving comfort and reducing stress for potential adopters and staff. The facility, praised for community support, notes cats have their own window unit and that donations fund food shots and care.
The Spirit of Attucks reunion closed with a tribute to Thelma Walker a 33 year Attucks Elementary teacher and longtime organizer who died of an apparent stroke in April Her strict teaching style and leadership left a lasting mark on the community Walker also ran Jackson Funeral Home with her husband James and remained active in Attucks reunions after retirement The closing ceremony at Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church featured remarks by Rochelle Wills Sumner and others noting Attucks enduring influence despite the school buildings’ closure
Perry County's 2005 fiscal year audit highlighted internal control gaps and the need for stronger segregation of duties. The board approved creating a county public defender office to be funded by state reimbursements, with Tom Mansfield to continue as defender at a $70,000 salary and state support covering two thirds of benefits. The move aims to speed justice, cut prisoner housing costs, and improve fiscal oversight.
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