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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2002
Page
9
Paul Simon will discuss the world water crisis at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Marion. Free refreshments follow the presentation. Discussions include his 1999 book Tapped Out.
Aerion Robertson, a 10 year old, balances on a high rope course at Touch of Nature as Carbondale police and SIU officers guide 23 local children ages nine to 12 through a week of classroom lessons on gangs drugs and violence plus physical tests. The program aims to boost self esteem by conquering difficult tasks and exposing students to community role models.
Victor Pullet, 20, surrendered to police after family members urged him to turn himself in. He is charged with murder in the death of Sterling P. Henry, whose body was found in a parked car on Chapel Hill Road with two gunshot wounds. Bail set at 1 million. he is held in Ullin. Sheriff Moore credited cooperative efforts of departments and family in the swift arrest.
Cairo educator William Rogers will become principal of Giant City Elementary on July 1 with a three year contract. He praised the district for proactive bullying prevention and strong parental involvement, noting Giant City’s high test scores and dynamic student projects showcased at board meetings.
Willisville village board debates raising water and sewer rates to boost utility revenues, with last increase in 2000. Discussion covers out of town surcharge, annexation, and plans to review rates for July. The board also weighs a library funding referendum and an ordinance holding parents liable for minor vandalism. A $120,000 state sewer grant is under discussion.
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