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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 2002

Page

26

Vogler Ford representative Medlen marks 15 years with dealer

Roger Medlen, an automobile sales representative at Vogler Ford in Carbondale, has spent 15 years with the dealership. He handles customer questions on prices, wears business casual attire, and relies on pen and paper plus a computer for price quotes. He previously worked at Pullman Standard in Chicago and does radio announcing for Murphysboro High School events and John A. Logan College games.

Roger Medlen Vogler Ford Main St Carbondale Medlen Vogler Ford Dealership Pullman Standard Chicago Murphysboro John A. Logan Carbondale High School Thorton Community College South Holland

No easy summer for Maytag workers in Herrin plant move

Four Herrin Maytag employees fear job losses and quality decline as production shifts to lower cost sites abroad. They note the Newton based firm built a reputation for high standards and wonder what US jobs and skills cost the country. They acknowledge Mexican maquiladora plants draw workers and cost competitive pressures prevail.

Herrin Maytag Janice United States U.S.A Danny

Consumer confidence slides as July sentiment weakens

The University of Michigan index falls to 88.1 in July from 92.4 in June while the expectations index slips to 81 from 87.9. Economists warn of slower hiring and a possible rise in unemployment to 6.5 percent this fall as shoppers tighten spending. Quotes from specialists and consumers underscore cautious mood, with mixed signals on spending, discounts, and seasonal sales.

University of Michigan Dave Demarti Phoenix Barb Bucher Denver Conference Board Mark Zandi Economy.com Zandi Rebecca Merbicker Richardson Texas Kolodzij Springfield Mass Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Stephanie Hatch San Diego Hatch Paul Taylor National Automobile Dealers Association Taylor Sarah Thompson National Retail Federation Thompson

Stratton confirmed as head of Consumer Product Safety Commission

Washington AP. Hal Stratton, confirmed by the Senate, becomes chairman of the CPSC. He cites personal recalls and safety concerns, says Republican views can protect consumers, and notes his New Mexico attorney general tenure as preparation. Bush nominated him last October amid a Democratic Senate delay and an agency operating with two members.

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Du Quoin man’s epilepsy battle fuels book release

Richard Ray Smid, a Du Quoin resident who has remained seizure-free for two years, wrote The Writings by Richard T. Bass. After a Southern Illinoisan piece, local shops began selling his book for $15 at Barnes and Noble Carbondale and Book Worm in Eastgate Shopping Center.

DU Quoin Richard Ray Smid Richard T. Bass Southern Illinoisan Smid Barnes and Noble Carbondale Eastgate Christ Mathis

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