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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2004
Page
1
Column notes the U N Security Council cautions Sudan of consequences for failing to disarm militias as part of ongoing international pressure. Also listed are local items from Carbondale Du Quoin Cape Girardeau Marion and state budget signing with weather outlook and service information.
The final four Nashville Star contestants sang one song each at Tequilas Mexican Restaurant in Marion, autographs and fan chats following a TV show tour. Miller, a Southern Illinois favorite, drew large fan support though eliminated April 2A. Other performers were Matt Lindahl, George Canyon, and Brad Cotter, the season winner from Alabama, with the show run through May 2.
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Chancellor Walter Wendler says the sin is not the same as the sinner but cites personal and professional concerns with offering same sex medical benefits to employees. He worries extending benefits could blur legal partnership lines in SIUC policy and reflects on his Evangelical Christian views.
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Chancellor Walter Wendler raises concerns that extending campus benefits to gay and lesbian employees could blur the definition of legal partnerships in SIUC policy. He also stated the change would condone something he views as sinful on a personal level.
Carbondale voters keep daycare under city control after 6-1 vote. The City Council will implement Mayoral Review Panel recommendations, a process that will be lengthy and overseen by Mayor Cole and city staff, with Corene McDaniel opposing the plan. The plan aims to revamp operation for a viable environment.
U S Rep John Shimkus of Collinsville urged action to push for medical malpractice reform. He cited 120 physicians leaving Metro East for states with reform and warned Southern Illinois and surrounding areas face ongoing access issues if policy changes do not materialize. He joined mayors Bob Butler and Brad Cole and other local figures at Marion City Hall to press for action.
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