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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2004
Page
1
A compact page snapshot lists Column One Business on Nasdaq and S P falls to 2004 laws, Bush 9/11 task force talks, Israel West Bank barrier route change, automated postal center in Carbondale, The Bourne Supremacy tops box office, Dear Abby about insecurity, Lewis and Clark voyage under sail, plus a weather forecast from Kurt Borgsmiller.
More than 2,400 employees in the secretary of state’s office rejected a 1.7 percent raise and approved strike authorization, potentially closing 138 driver license facilities. Union officials cite parity with other state agencies and health insurance costs as key issues, with a tentative Aug. 16 strike date possible.
Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton urged voters to elect John Kerry as president at the Democratic National Convention. They criticized President Bush on the economy and war on terror while pledging a positive campaign focused on safer, prosperous world for children. Hillary praised Kerry as a capable leader to reduce deficits create jobs and resolve health care issues. The event opened amid tight security as Kerry focused on Florida campaigning.
Boston convenes as John Rednour marks his tenth straight Democratic National Convention. He cites changes since 1968 including 1972 primary reforms empowering voters and more pledged delegates. Critics say back room deals have faded, reducing nominating drama. others note growing primary activity.
A 39-year-old Jackson County man was diagnosed with the states second West Nile disease case this year, ill since June 1 with West Nile fever and recovering without hospital care. The first case, a 67-year-old man in Daviess County with West Nile encephalitis, required hospitalization. Mosquito tests on July 21 in Centralia, Marion County, were positive for West Nile virus, marking 86 counties with cases this year.
Charlotte McLeod, 81, wife of late SIU Carbondale theater chair Archibald McLeod and a noted yoga instructor, died in McLeod Burlingame, California, after suffering Alzheimer's disease. Friends recall her mind body and soul focus and her concern for others.
Illinois lawmakers and officials say a medical malpractice fix remains possible in Springfield. Gov. Blagojevich and House Speaker Madigan indicate a bill could be voted on despite leaving the Capitol after a budget deal. Local leaders urge a final special session to honor a year’s promise to tackle malpractice. Rep. John Bradley says parties should return to the table after near agreement.
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