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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2012

Page

9

Pinckneyville man dies in single vehicle crash

Fidel G. Paredes age 28 from Pinckneyville died at Sparta Community Hospital after a SUV left Moffat Road east of Illinois 154 and flipped into a ditch. Funeral services are set for Pyatt Funeral Home Pinckneyville with burial at Mueller Hill Cemetery.

Pinckneyville Fidel G. Paredes Sparta Community Hospital Moffat Road Illinois 154 Paredes Randolph County

Massac County murder case status hearing set for May 8

Massac County man John Pruett faces a status hearing on the 2010 shaking death of his 15 month old son. Pruett was indicted Nov 30 on two counts of first degree murder. discovery is ongoing as his next hearing is May 8 at Massac County. Jackson Pruett died after a head injury at a Springfield hospital.

Carbondale Darrell Hendricks Jackson County Hendricks Bank of East Main Street Public Defender's Office Massac County David Rands John Pruett Pruett Jackson Pruett Massac Memorial Hospital Metropolis Children’s Hospital St. Louis

Chamber chief calls for stronger Illinois economy

Doug Whitley president of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce told Tuesday's Community Leaders Breakfast at John A Logan College that Illinois shows signs of life but needs major work. He urged improving education and the ties between schools and industry to create a more employable workforce and overcome roadblocks.

Carterville Illinois State Chamber of Commerce Doug Whitley Illinois Chamber of Commerce Unity Leaders John A. Logan College Whitley Paul Newton THE Southern Illinois Chamber of Commerce

Valmeyer’s Riverine Rebirth After 1993 Flood

Olive Branch planners study Greensburg and Joplin to gauge recovery paths after disaster. Valmeyer rebuilt on higher ground after levee failure forced 1993 retreat. the town grew from 900 to about 1,200 as it moved to a new townscape with $25 million in infrastructure funding.

Steve Jahnke Valmeyer Dennis Knobloch Olive Branch Knobloch Walmeyer

Carbondale council approves Park View phase and more

Carbondale City Council approved the fourth phase of Park View Apartments as a planned unit development. Ten consent items, including a solid waste contract with Southern Minors Regional Landfill, were approved with no discussion during a 35 minute session. The meeting included awards for the city budget process and proclamations for Social Work Month and a blues legend Day. Hangar 9 will host an event for Big Larry. The next meeting is March 20 at 7 p.m. at 200 S Illinois Ave.

Carbondale Civic Center Park View Apartments Southern Minors Don Ursini Government Finance Officers Association Joel Fritzler SIU Carbondale School of Social Work Fritzler Martin “Big Larry Allbritton Hangar 9 Larry Corene McDaniel Red Cross Chris Wissmann

Sheriff Lloyd Cullison 71 Dies After Cancer Battle

Hardin County Sheriff Lloyd Smokey Cullison, 71, died Tuesday at Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah after a cancer battle. A former Eldorado officer, he served nearly 40 years in law enforcement and won the Hardin County sheriff race as an independent, taking office December 2010. Denton and Eichorn praised his public safety work and wide contacts for financial support.

Hardin County Lloyd “Smokey Cullison Western Baptist Hospital Paducah Mary Ellen Denton Eldorado Hardin County Sheriff’s Smokey Denton Eichorn

Strip club tax bill advances to the Senate

SPRINGFIELD A bill to impose a $5 admission fee on adult entertainment venues serving alcohol advances to a full Senate vote. Supporters say the funds would support rape hotlines and sexual assault services, but critics warn the plan relies on downstate patrons and needs more review.

Springfield Illinois Senate Chicago Carole Pankau Itasca Susan Garrett Lake Forest Toi Hutchinson Olympia Fields Hutchinson

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Marion William E. Wells U.S. District Court U.S Stephen R. Wigginton Wells Internal Revenue Service Williamson County Antonio B. Shaw Shaw Chamber Muir Mmol A Cout Carbondale Council Dw.norris Thesouthern.com Norris
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