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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2002
Page
1
A Pulaski County man turned himself in to authorities as part of a police investigation in Mound City. Local officials indicated ongoing inquiries and no further details were released at this time.
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Governor George H. Ryan faced reduced state revenues and ordered cuts to education for the coming year. Lawmakers restored part of the cuts during a special session, preserving $6.1 billion for K-12 and $2.5 billion for colleges. Southern Illinois University received $1 million of the restored public university funds.
William Frank Payne 88, longtime Franklin County resident and cemetery supervisor at Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery near Benton, continues full time work on Father’s Day. He has held jobs from dairy farming to oil field work and city projects, a career his daughter Betsy Varis and son William Payne Jr. say makes him a model of work ethic.
A Houston jury found Arthur Andersen guilty of obstruction of justice. Prosecutors say the verdict advances the Enron investigation and could threaten Andersen’s remaining clients while an Andersen lawyer vows continued legal fight to survive. Jurors noted a memos manipulation but described shredding as largely circumstantial.
Illinois Magazine's regional readers vote names Tony's Steakhouse Veach Truck Stop Copper Dragon Booby's Pagliai's Carbondale SIU Saluki and Shawnee National Forest among southern region's top spots. Winners crowned in northern central southern sections with a statewide best in each category.
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