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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2002
Page
27
In Kansas City, a federal judge awarded 15 million dollars in punitive damages to David Burton, a former smoker who lost his legs to a circulatory disease he links to cigarettes. The ruling follows a 1966 pack warning and Burton's 1994 suit alleging Reynolds concealed smoking dangers.
Herrin native Mary Baccus, widow of Elmer, has released her second cookbook Cooking With Mary Baccus With A Touch of Class Recipes For Body And Soul published by G R Publishing Co in Waverly Iowa. The book lists 259 recipes across eight categories and follows her first edition from twenty years ago.
Edwardsville resident Ben Browning runs Gunner's Hole in the Wall Tattoos from home, offering mobile tattooing to clients in their houses. A 25-year veteran, Browning freehands designs, plans to expand after distributing fliers at Route 66 events, while keeping Browning Home Improvements as his primary income.
Charles Barger of Vienna Correctional Center was named Correctional Officer of the Year for hard work and initiative. He has served as an Illinois DOC officer since 1984 and works in the control room coordinating inmate counts transfers and outside appointments while managing keys radios and bus tickets.
IAM District 751 heads into bargaining with Boeing in Seattle aiming to protect jobs and improve pensions as layoffs since September have reduced the union's Puget Sound membership by over a quarter. The talks cover about 26,000 workers across Washington, Kansas, and Oregon amid a challenging post 9/11 economy and potential arbitration over subcontracting.
In Tokyo beer loses favor as happoshu, a lower taxed drink that resembles beer, cuts nearly half the price and grabs about 30 percent of the market. Workers and office crowds feel the squeeze of hard times, choosing cheaper options over traditional beer. Motohiro Suzuki says he would pick real beer if prices matched, but otherwise opts for happoshu.
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