Land purchase finalized for cancer treatment center
State records show completion of the land deal for a new cancer treatment center. Officials confirm funding and site plans, with groundbreaking anticipated later this year.
16 Jun 2004
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2004
Page
1
State records show completion of the land deal for a new cancer treatment center. Officials confirm funding and site plans, with groundbreaking anticipated later this year.
The Carbondale city council tied 3-3 on Mayor Brad Cole s proposed malpractice reform ordinance. With Councilwoman Maggie Flanagan absent, the vote was stalemated as Sheila Simon Lance Jack Malpractice debate fuels ugly feud between doctors and lawyers. Cole Steven Haynes Corene McDaniel supported the measure while Chris Wissmann opposed it as speakers from Memorial Hospital and a Green Party candidate weighed in on rising medical insurance costs and doctor retention.
Williamson County residents in Marion voiced strong opposition to a Stephanie's Cabaret opening near Carterville. Neighbors fear the adult venue would harm families, Lake area recreation, and community standards as interviews for staff continued near Illinois 13. Page 3A continuation.
The six week retrial of Cecil Sutherland cost taxpayers more than 1.8 million. Sutherland was found guilty of the rape and murder of 10 year old Amy Schultz. He chose the death penalty as sentencing loomed.
Sutherland was found guilty and requested the death penalty but his attorney said the case is not finished. The trial cost more than 1.8 million, financed by the state's Capital Litigation Trust Fund.
Murphysboro laid to rest Chester Steele 73 with a 21 gun salute and taps, honoring a fire chief who led the department 28 years. Friends recalled his “sonny boy” style as Rep. Mike Best and colleagues remembered his hands on approach and long service to the city.
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