15 Jun 2002
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2002
Page
1
Readers note the community gathers to mark the anniversary of emancipation on Page 1B with brief observations from residents. Inside Du Quoin highlights several appointments amid controversy, Williamson County reports timely mailed tax bills, and Benton notes Blair's death officially ruled a homicide on Page 1B.
Readers are directed to subscribe via phone at 800 228 0429 option 2 or 24/7 online at www thesouthern com The notice outlines channels for new and renewing subscribers and confirms ongoing access to digital and print services.
Bruce Clarry, black, sues Perry County Circuit Court Judge James W. Campanella and the 20th Judicial Circuit, in U S District Court, Benton, alleging racial bias in two child custody cases from 1991 and 2000, seeking damages and attorney fees. Campanella denies discrimination. Clarry’s filings list multiple Perry County cases.
Amy Bohmer, a registered nurse, speaks loudly for migrant workers and families in Southern Illinois. At the Farmworkers Medical Center near Cobden, she supports rights for the region's “hidden people,” recounting early volunteer work and influence from her late brother Dr. Steven Bohmer who inspired her care in Central and South America. The piece highlights Bohmer caring for one-year-old Erica Paleo during a vaccination visit.
Audra Nicole Moroni, 17, of Lake of Egypt, died when her car left the South Market Road roadway seven miles south of Marion. She was wearing a seat belt and died at the scene after the vehicle struck a tree at about 2 a.m. The coroner's inquest is pending. Sheriff Cundiff linked the spate of this week's crashes to driving too fast for conditions.
U S bishops approve a plan to bar sexually abusive clergy from face to face parish contact while keeping them in the priesthood. The policy aims to bind 178 dioceses, pending Vatican approval, and follows months of abuse scandals.
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