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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2002
Page
1
Column One Williamson County reports investigators concluded after a clash involving a labor union. Page 1B.
Kim Ditto and Jonathan Brewer, a Royalton couple, face amended charges for abusing their 4-year-old son. Police say the boy was burned with cigarettes and forcefully thrown to the ground on July 5, with Ditto charged with aggravated domestic battery, domestic battery, and child endangerment. Both defendants waived preliminary hearings and remain in Franklin County jail.
Sister Joyce Emgle visits the White Rabbit in Pinckneyville's square and praises its two sided crafts and antiques. Laurie Leonard and her 17 month old son Treyton browse for gifts for Laurie's mom as Conway McDowell and others display a wide array of crafts. Shoppers comment on friendly staff, favorite booths, and a variety of items from painted fish and lighthouses to handmade banks and Beanie Babies.
The White Rabbit at 10 N Main Pinckneyville offers crafts collectibles antiques with over forty booths. Contact 357-254 hours run 10 am to 5 pm Mon Sat and 1 to 5 pm Sun booth rental is 55 dollars monthly or 35 dollars with store work two days.
Union County public defender Patrick J. Cox faces eavesdropping and related charges alleging a 17 year old aided by Cobden resident Melanie A. Teller instructed to tape a private conversation. Defense argues the charges are unfounded and a personal attack. A search warrant for Cox's legal file raised concerns among supporters.
A new law effective this week allows the state to seize vehicles when a license is revoked or suspended due to DUI or related offenses. It covers offenses such as DUI, leaving an accident with injuries, or reckless homicide, and for refusing a Breathalyzer test. The change tightens enforcement beyond previous limits of four offenses.
In Alexandria Virginia US District Judge Leonie Brinkema refused to accept Zacarias Moussaoui plea of guilty as he proclaimed loyalty to al Qaida and Osama bin Laden. The court set an arraignment for next Thursday to respond to a revised indictment guiding potential death penalty consideration.
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