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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2002
Page
1
A lighthearted column notes how a man finds daily joy from a group of talking animals and occasional listening moments among the creatures. The item sits among a cluttered page featuring sections like Inside State and Nation and local notices.
Illinois plans a one billion dollar short term loan to speed refund payments. Comptroller Hynes says taxpayers will receive refunds by month end, with about 150 million allocated to refunds. The move aims to reduce Medicaid payer backlogs and clear a 196 million dollar backlog as new tax revenue comes in.
A Southern Illinois veterinary clinic confirmed Cytauxzoonosis in a domestic cat the first time in Illinois. The infection from wild bobcats via dog ticks, diagnosed by a Hopkinsville lab, has a high fatality rate with no cure. Incubation about 20 weeks. symptoms include appetite loss, low mood, fever, pale gums, and jaundice. Prevent tick control on pets.
Sharonda L. Miller, 22, of Carbondale, indicted by Williamson County grand jury on three counts of first degree murder in the March 18 death of Steven L. Jett, 39, an Alexander County assistant state's attorney. Miller held on 1 million dollars bond as prosecutors cited lab delays.
In Barcelona the AIDS crisis is disproportionately impacting young women. About half of new infections are in women, with females in late teens and early 20s making up nearly two thirds of new cases. The UN envoy for AIDS in Africa calls it a nightmare. Researchers at the 14th International AIDS Conference report studies on the female face of HIV and self protection strategies for women.
Springfield reports thousands of state employees will use a new early retirement plan signed by Gov. George Ryan. James Mahkovitz, a 52 year old rehabilitation counselor in Benton, plans to retire in November after 30 years of state service. The plan adds five years of service and five years of age to compute benefits, with worker contributions funding part of the increase. End of window for retirement remains to be announced.
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