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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2008

Page

6

Four highest paid SIU administrators in 2008

Four top earners in the SIU system are Glenn Poshard president earning 300 524 Duane Stucky VP for financial and administrative affairs 216 101 John Haller VP academic affairs 183 552 and Jerry Blakemore general counsel 180 372. In SIU Carbondale four highest paid are Fernando Trevino chancellor 290 000 J Dennis Cradit dean of the College of Business and Administration 231 756 Don Rice interim provost and vice chancellor 210 120 Peter Alexander dean of the School of Law 202 224. Compiled by Laraine Wright from SIU fiscal year 2008 personnel and salary report.

Glenn Poshard Duane Stucky John Haller Jerry Blakemore SIUC Fernando Trevino J. Dennis Cradit College of Business and Administration Don Rice Peter Alexander School of Law Laraine Wright SIU

Women scarce in SIU top posts prompt trustees speech

Former SIU administrator Wright told SIU Board on February 28 that among the 29 top positions at SIU and SIUC two are held by women, who make up 3.7 percent of the payroll. She cited a list of 19 top administrators all men and urged trustees to address gender inequality, while SIU President Poshard acknowledged the issue and pledged review.

Wright SIU Carbondale SIUC Illinois Glenn Poshard Poshard Don Rice

State budget hearing in Southern Illinois hears resident concerns

Residents urge higher funding for seniors noting population shifts and staff cuts. Ben Calcaterra, a Logan Primary Pharmacy owner, cites delayed Medicaid payments. AFSCME and participants call for more staff, revenue, and swift legislative action as 19 regional hearings inform budget decisions.

John D. Homan THE Southern Ben Calcaterra Logan Primary Herrin John Bradley Childers Logan Primary Pharmacy Calcaterra Buddy Maupin American Federation of State Illinois Springfield Bradley House

Marion firefighter to receive state medal of honor

Marion firefighter James Williams will be honored with the state medal of honor for a daring 2005 rescue during a fully involved house fire. Williams crawled through heat and used teamwork with Officer Grayson Palmer and Captain Terry Walsh to pull a resident to safety. He described tunnel vision and a strong urge to save the woman, expressing pride in his department and gratitude for leadership. Williams, a Dallas area native who moved to Marion in 2004, and his wife Kristen have two children, Malachi and Mckennah.

Ms. Davis Williams Dallas Fort Worth Texas Marion Grayson) Palmer Terry) Walsh Palmer Rinella Concord Street Kristen Malachi Mckennah

Ferry system faces rough waters after tax repeal and aging ships

The nation’s largest ferry network in Washington state buckles under funding gaps since 1999. Routes cancel and vessels fail, angering commuters who rely on Puget Sound ferries. Officials promise relief with 13 new boats over 20 years as repairs proceed.

Bainbridge Island Wash Puget Sound Pacific Northwest Grey’s Anatomy Washington State Pete Gillis Port Townsend Seattle Sherry Appleton Paula Hammond

Trench Collapse Kills Two Workers in Millstadt Facility

A trench about eight to ten feet deep collapsed during construction of a new sewage treatment plant in Millstadt. Two workers died and OSHA investigators were on site as Midwest Petroleum and Excavating Inc. faced questions about safety. Dozens of relatives waited for news as officials noted the village’s wastewater capacity expansion and rapid growth.

Brian Donley St. Clair Midwest Petroleum and Excavating Inc Benton Trench United States U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety & Health Administration OSHA Millstadt al Lehr EPA Lehr

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