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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2003

Page

9

Today’s Events Include Child Abuse Awareness Forum

Community Consolidated District 204 in Pinckneyville hosts a child abuse awareness event from 7 to 8 30 p m with a DCFS representative speaking followed by an open forum. Marion School Board candidates present at Marion High School auditorium at 7 p m with refreshments. A separate public forum at SIU Carbondale Lesar Law School room 102 discusses expanding the USA Patriot Act at 7 30 p m featuring Paul Simon Ed Yohnka Richard Whitney and Bob Jacobini with sponsor SIU ACLU Peace Coalition. Contact Mark Schneider at 618 549 4880.

Community Consolidated District Pinckneyvlle Department of Children and Family Services Marion School Board Marion High School Marion [Education Association Lesar Law School SIUC Paul Simon Public Policy Institute i ACLU Ed Yohnka Si-Aclu Richard Whitney Bob Jacobini Peace ‘Coalition of Southern Illinois Mark ‘Schneider

Local government meeting schedules across several towns

Benton District No 47 school board meets in the district office at 308 E Church St Benton Cypress school board convenes at 7 p m Energy Village Board holds 7 p m at the village hall 210 N Pershing St Franklin Hospital Board 7 p m conference room 201 Bailey Lane Benton Finance Committee 6 p m conference room hospital Benton Jackson County Land Use and Economic Development Committee 7 p m board office courthouse Murphysboro John A Logan College Board p m administration building Carterville Johnston City City Council 7 p m city hall Jonesboro Library Board 7 p m library 412 S Main Lick Creek school board 7 p m school Perry County Board 4 30 p m government building Pinckneyville Red Bud Park Board 7 p m city hall Royalton Health and Safety and Ordinance and Grant committees 4 p m city hall 401 Main Unity Point school board 6 p m school library West Frankfort City hall Zeigler City Council 6 p m city hall

Privatization of Anna Veterans Home Moves to End

Illinois House backed a bill to end privatization at the Anna veterans home. Sponsored by Rep. Mike Best and Rep. Brandon Phelps, the measure passed 98 to 2 with 23 not voting. The state would hire the staff at current wages, preventing job losses as the home returns to state operation.

Anna Illinois Illinois House Mike Best R-Murphysboro Brandon Phelps D-Eldorado Bost Springfield Anna Veterans Home Anna Veterans Facility Senate Quincy la Salle Manteno Tutera Best

Candidates in agreement forum shows council candidates work together

Linda Rush reports on a Jackson County League of Women Voters debate in Carbondale where eight council candidates answered questions on working with businesses zoning funding and licensing. Mayoral candidates Maggie Flanagan and Brad Cole argued the mayor should actively attract businesses and residents while differing on liquor policy and age for bar entry.

Carbondale League of Women Voters Jackson County Darcy Prosser Maggie Flanagan Brad Cole Simon Pamela Kay Schmalenberger Southern Carbondale League of Women Voters Forum Carbondale Civic Center Sheila Simon Dan David Lance Jack M Stalls Michael Neill

Kohl backs his use of district funds

Franklin Williamson Regional Office of Education Superintendent Barry Kohl defends a state audit that questioned more than 160000 in expenditures, saying he followed rules and will present documentation. The Kemper CPA Group findings include overpayment to two employees totaling nearly 55000 and an overrun in funds for Project Echo director Mary Ann Adams.

Benton Franklin-Williamson Office of Education Barry Kohl Kemper Cpa Group Illinois Auditor General Kohl State Board of Education Board of Education Kemper Cpa Legislative Audit Commission Jane Stricklin Stricklin Mary Ann Adams Project Echo Williamson County Kathy Lynn

Pinckneyville eyes Futuregen plant amid growth drive

Pinckneyville economic development chief Tom Denton reports a healthy climate despite national decline and declining state funds. Plans discussed include pursuing the Futuregen coal to hydrogen plant, plus expansions at Save-A-Lot and Technicolor-Universal Media Services, relocation of Wright's Inc, and new Head Start and diary queen projects with city loans and incentives.

Pinckneyville Tom Denton Denton Department of Energy George W. Bush Willisville Max Keene Sam Falk Save-A-Lot Wright’s Inc Graff’s Hubler Motors Carbondale Technicolor-Universal Media Services Farm Service Twin County White Rabbit Crafts

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