Peoria landfill turns trash into power topsoil and more
Column lists local landfill project turning waste into energy and topsoil products. References page 4A for more detail.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2004
Page
1
Column lists local landfill project turning waste into energy and topsoil products. References page 4A for more detail.
In Crainville, James Patrick maps the 2004 race as a clash of faith and politics. He backs Bush and deploys a yard sign to press the issue of abortion and marriage, reflecting a broader trend where religion intertwines with voting choices in a region marked by Christian roots and a liberal university presence.
Murphysboro residents Bob and Betty Morefield rode the largest blimp in the United States above downtown St. Louis thanks to their son Kevin Morefield, executive at AmeriQuest Mortgage. Betty piloted the craft as family and friends joined the ride, sharing a rare aviation moment.
SPRINGFIELD The General Assembly approved the fiscal year 2005 budget after nearly two months of wrangling and sharp exchanges among legislative leaders and Gov. Rod Blagojevich. House Speaker Michael Madigan called the process arduous as he brought the gavel down ending the session.
Springfield AP reports state legislators left town after a lengthy overtime session without resolving medical malpractice, despite doctors hospitals and lawyers pressing for action to curb rising insurance costs. Proposals conflicted and no agreement was reached in budget talks.
In Murphysboro, a random shooting left a bullet in a 4 year old girl's bedroom closet. Craig and Tracy Stewart returned home Saturday to a broken window and a rounded closet-door hole, suspecting the shot came from the road nearby. Deputies searched for the bullet casing with metal detectors but found nothing. The incident is under investigation by the Jackson County Sheriff's Department.
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