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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 2004

Page

29

Southern Illinoisans at Work Gary Clutts Mason Tender Profile

Gary Clutts a mason tender at Southern Illinois University Carbondale works on Altgeld Hall renovations. He has 10 years in the role, operates forklifts for material transport, and notes he mostly works with brick layers. He wears hard hats, works eight hours daily five days a week, and previously labored on an Oklahoma oil rig and with SI concrete contractors. Clutts values coworkers and variety, hopes for a four day work week, and says laboring paid about his prior earnings. He endorses the job, having recruited his brother, despite hard physical demands.

Gary Clutts Altgeld Hall Southern Illinois University Carbondale Clutts Oklahoma Illinois John A. Logan College

Bush campaign fortune climbs past two hundred eighteen million

Washington AP reports President Bush has stopped fundraisers for himself while his campaign fortune grows to at least $218 million with over two months remaining in donations. May contributions total about $13 million, pushing the total since 2003 to roughly $218 million.

Washington Bush Federal Election Commission

Public backs river lock plan amid hearing on large upgrades

About 150 people attended a public hearing in St. Louis on a $2.4 billion Army Corps proposal to replace and lengthen locks on the Mississippi and Illinois rivers to improve Midwest barge traffic. Supporters urged funding for ecosystem restoration totaling $5.3 billion, while critics questioned the need for such spending.

ST. Louis Midwest Mississippi Illinois Army Corps of Engineers Corps Missouri Departments of Natural Resources and Agriculture South America Angela Anderson Mississippi River Basin Alliance Illinois River Congress

Country Liquors opens in Williamson County near Johnston City

Herrin native Earl Pate and wife Cheryl mark the grand opening of Country Liquors at the Stollar Road and Illinois 37 junction, about one mile south of Johnston City. The store offers beers wines and liquors with a drive through service and hours from 7 am to 2 am Monday through Saturday and 12 30 pm to 2 am Sundays.

Williamson County Herrin Earl Pate Pate Cheryl Country Liquors Stollar Road Illinois 37 Johnston City Wweattt Thomas Layiun Earl Cheryl Pate Stotlar Road

Doctors Go Bare as Malpractice Costs Soar Across Florida

In West Palm Beach and beyond, physicians like Dr. Rene Loyola abandon homes and savings to keep practicing while dropping medical liability insurance. The trend, driven by soaring premiums, spreads to at least 19 states per AMA data, with critics warning of risks to patients and lawsuits.

West Palm Beach, Fla Rene Loyola Loyola Florida Alexander Clem The Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers Alan Routman Broward County Palm Beach County American Medical Association AMA Massachusetts Pennsylvania Colorado Donald J. Palmisano

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