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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2002
Page
1
A three part series begins Monday in The Southern Illinois. Benton reports on taxes vs incomes. Other items note a Carbondale heat wave brief, Marion budget approval, and WorldCom examiner granted. Weather outlook shows showers. national and world items include a Hamas strike and MTV nominees.
Harrisburg police say Raymond E. Moss 38 could face up to 28 years for reckless homicide aggravated DUI stop-sign violation and driving with a revoked license after a two-vehicle crash that killed Forrest and Douglas Hurd. The Hurds were returning from a Fairfield show when Moss failed to stop at Oglesby Street and Dorris Heights Road. Moss’s Kia and the Hurds’ pickup collided. Moss’s car overturned and burned. Debose, 21, was a passenger in Moss’s car.
About 60 Southern Illinois teens from Marion Carbondale Carterville and Herrin joined Catholic parishes for a mission trip organized by St. Xavier University and tied to the Weed and Seed program. They cleaned parks painted porches repaired small streets in Evanston. Youth coordinator Tony Kadela described a take back the block effort amid gang activity and a drug bust.
GERE Properties did not appear at the Pollution Control Board hearing on the Jackson County Board’s April approval of the De Soto based SIRL expansion. SIRL's Gary Pearson spoke briefly as Republic Services criticized GERE for challenging the decision, warning about public health.
President Bush said he is not a stock broker as Wall Street swung, defending the economy and rising profits while Dow Jones averages fell about 235 points. He spoke at a homeland defense lab as WorldCom filed bankruptcy, and advisers fear market woes could influence the upcoming midterm elections.
New York stocks fell as investors faced nine weeks of declines after Friday's 390 point plunge. The Dow Jones dropped 234.68 points to close at 2.9 percent lower, with mixed earnings failing to lift sentiment. Analyst Charles G. Crane noted high emotion and quick shifts in sentiment as trading swirled.
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