Ross graduates from SIU Medical School in May
Marion born Priscilla Ross graduates from Southern Illinois University Medical School Springfield among 72 physicians. She will practice at Orlando Regional Medical Center in Orlando Florida after accepting an offer.
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Citibank to block online gambling transactions nationwide
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announced that Citibank will block Internet gambling transactions on its credit cards within 60 days, a move expected to curb illegal and underage betting and credit-card fraud. Citibank will also pay 400000 to groups aiding families harmed by gambling.
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ENCO Industries Advances Local Powder Coating Service
ENCO Industries in Du Quoin launches a large scale powder coating operation after converting a 17,000 square foot former Pepsi warehouse on North Hickory Street. Founder Gary Wallace says the process yields a longer lasting durable finish, reduces freight costs by serving regional clients, and includes warehousing and shipping to streamline production for GS Metals and others.
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End of Andersen Seen After Houston Conviction
Analysts in Chicago say Arthur Andersen faces likely demise after Saturday’s Houston obstruction of justice verdict. Some executives expect rapid office closures, while others urge caution as audits and client losses mount. The firm has lost over 700 clients, including Fortune 500 companies, cutting more than $1 billion in yearly revenue.
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Dow Biobalance boosts soybean use in carpets
Dow Chemical unveiled Biobalance a soy based polymer for carpet backing in upstate Princeton. Illinois farmers produced about 4.6 million bushels in 2000 with Southern Illinois contributing roughly 58 million. Soy finds wide use in food, industrials, biodiesel push, and new crop derived materials.
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