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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2004
Page
2
On June 25 1804 Clark reports 3 miles upstream a bank of stone coal on the south side with abundant coal. The river is high limiting view. Praries lie near the river with plum raspberries and many wild crab apples. Jefferson asked Lewis to log mineral productions, especially metals limestone pit coal saltpetre salines and mineral waters.
In Carbondale a malpractice proposal faces council division as Cole rejects responsibility for attendance and Flanagan calls for broader provisions. Wissmann voted down the plan while Dr. Thomas Phiura praises the model and urges other cities to adopt local caps on non economic damages influencing action in Bloomington and beyond.
A local calendar notes a faith and values segment exploring what a choir camp experience means to attending children. It also previews a parade featuring Prince William's new girlfriend. The page invites couples to a cooking class and mentions One Tank Trips for Monday 6/28 with Ste. Genevieve noted as home to the oldest Catholic parish west of the Mississippi River.
Governor Rod Blagojevich pledged to extend daily special session proclamations until a budget deal is reached. He warned lawmakers to stay put as the House adjourned, while Senate leaders advocated ongoing sessions to resolve the fiscal year 2005 budget and avoid a state shutdown.
Governor Blagojevich criticizes Rep. Bradley and Rep. Phelps and Sen. Forby over a budget plan. He warns that missing the fiscal deadline would hurt schools seniors and families while defending his stance against tax increases and education cuts. Bradley defends his record saying he backs education funding and opposes tax hikes.
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