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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2002
Page
2
President Bush’s bioethics advisers split on cloning limits in a report backing a four year moratorium instead of a permanent ban. The White House said Bush’s position remains principled and opposed to cloning a human being for research.
SIUC aims to raise its status by benchmarking against peer institutions Auburn, Iowa State, Kansas State, Ohio, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Washington State, and West Virginia, with aspirational peers Kentucky and Missouri. The Board approved $8 million for a new 40,000 square foot student health clinic on Greek Row plus $750,000 for 100 to 150 undergrad work-study jobs. funding comes from student fees and higher tuition.
Trustees hailed the ruling as good for the university and pledged to move forward. Argersinger’s lawyer said an appeal is possible and noted the judge found no personal liability by board members while dismissing claims of contract, gender discrimination, and free speech violations.
Police allege Reidelberger tried to flee after a traffic stop, dragging Officer Renth. Harvey says shots preceded the attempt and it is unclear if the pickup moved. Reidelberger faces aggravated battery and resisting charges with up to five years’ imprisonment, next court date July 29. Special prosecutor Rands says he lacks knowledge of Frazier’s criminal history amid questions on background checks for Illinois law enforcement hires.
Ash Earles, 10, says the project is about how friendships form and celebrating differences. McCall notes limited camp space keeps class sizes small to ensure individualized attention for each child.
In Thursday's Southern Illinoisan report on Cobden's Paul Doc DuBois the city attorney's name should read Charles Cavaness. The newspaper erred in spelling.
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