Deer disease law signed in Illinois spurs hunt tool
Governor Blagojevich signed a bill allowing special deer hunting seasons to target Chronic Wasting Disease in Illinois wildlife. Officials say targeted harvest may curb transmission while preserving deer hunting traditions. The law empowers the Department of Natural Resources though no season is planned now.
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Clinton says nation may need affirmative action for years
Former President Bill Clinton told the Rainbow/PUSH conference that Bush tax cuts threaten progress in black income ownership and college attendance and will heighten the need for affirmative action for years. He cited Supreme Court rulings on Michigan to frame ongoing policy debates.
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Governor signs rural fire department loan bill in Illinois
Illinois Governor Blagojevich signs a bill offering zero interest loans up to 250000 for rural fire departments to buy new vehicles. The loans are repayable over 20 years with 5 percent annual minimum payments, aiding departments often unable to raise lump sums. The program, administered by the state fire marshal and Rural Bond Bank, takes effect with applications opening in 2004.
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Former youth center worker charged in Illinois case
A 49 year old Anna man, Charles C. Smith, was arrested in Union County on a Jackson County warrant for criminal sexual assault custodial sexual misconduct and aggravated criminal sexual abuse plus battery. The alleged acts occurred at the Jackson County Youth Center in Murphysboro with three male teen victims in late December. Smith posted a $5 000 bond and is discharged from the Illinois Department of Corrections. He awaits Jackson County court appearance.
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