Biker Killed in Franklin County Crash
A 35 year old rider, Glenn A Browder of Thompsonville, died after a trash truck pulled from Logan Road into his path at Illinois 149 and Logan Road at about 2 p.m. The truck was driven by Kenneth Rumsey, 59, of Galatia.
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Should Illinois require motorcycle helmets by law
A reader poll asks whether Illinois should change its traffic safety rule to require helmets for all motorcycle riders. The SI Poll at the Southern site gauges public opinion on the potential helmet mandate and its implications.
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Poshard asks Amtrak to name Saluki Train route
Southern Illinois University President Glenn Poshard asks Amtrak to name a new Carbondale to Chicago route after the Saluki mascot. U.S. Rep. Jerry Costello supports the proposal, aligning with campus tradition and regional rail ambitions.
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Davis Mallory pleads guilty to sex abuse and is jailed on probation violation
Davis N Skip Mallory 62 of Johnston City pleaded guilty in December to dual counts of sexual abuse of a 16 year old girl in 2005 and received 48 months probation. A Williamson County judge ordered him back into jail after finding he violated probation by being near Johnston City ball fields. Witnesses including Little League coaches and a fire department employee testified to Mallory at the ballpark on May 17 and 27 and at the campground. He was returned to Williamson County Jail awaiting sentencing after posting a 25000 bond June 1.
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Skip” Mallory
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Guardsman Barnes Bids Farewell With IDOT Support
About 40 IDOT District 9 workers, friends and family gathered in Carbondale to honor Bill Barnes, an Illinois National Guard soldier bound for a year in Iraq. Barnes, from Tamaroa, noted the importance of family support as he prepares for mobilization, describing his colleagues as a band of brothers.
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Tamaroa
National Guard
33Rd Military Police Battalion
Bloomington
Iraq
Scott Air Force Base
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Sara
Abigail
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