Deadline set for Apple Festival pageant entries
Murphysboro reports the deadline for Miss Apple Festival Scholarship Pageant and Apple Festival Prince and Princess contest is Friday. Miss Pageant is open to Jackson County females ages 17 to 20 by Sept 1 2004 with no marriage or children. events include swimwear evening gown private interview and on stage speaking. $100 sponsor fee with application. Prince and Princess contest welcomes Jackson Perry Randolph Union Jefferson Franklin Williamson and Johnson counties entrants ages 5 to 8 by Sept 1 2004. Applications at Murphysboro Apple Festival Office. Info at 1-800-406-8774.
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Illinois cities push malpractice reforms to draw Springfield focus
Carbondale Mayor Brad Cole and neighboring towns urge statewide action on medical malpractice. Marion Herrin and Murphysboro back the move after endorsements from local councils. Mayors say public exposure can push revisions to protect health care and doctors.
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Four men robbed in Carbondale home invasion
Police investigate a 9:30 p.m. home invasion at 509 S Beveridge St Carbondale four victims were forced to lie on the floor and surrender cash and a Sony PlayStation game. Two masked suspects described as black men ages 19 to 22. No arrests yet. Murphysboro police probe two break-ins, including a McDonald’s entry and a home burglary on North 18th Street with a Sony PS2 stolen. Police seek tips at (618) 684-5244.
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Murphysboro council opposes city role in malpractice issue
Costa argues the city should not handle medical malpractice concerns, preferring state action. He says insurers are beyond local control and that blame should not fall on lawyers. Cites rising health care costs and potential for filing-location shopping as concerns.
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