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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2003

Page

8

Woolard resigns Senate seat race tests successor choice

In Illinois, 59th District Democrats face a protracted process to replace Woolard after his departure. The selection hinges on a weighted vote by 13 county chairmen, with Williamson, Franklin, and Saline counties holding decisive block totals. The eventual successor will emerge from a fraught, power brokered contest as Woolard moves to a state commerce liaison role.

Mitchell Woolard Richardson Senate State Election Board Williamson County Bill Stevens Franklin County Saline Larry Douglas Massac County Illinois Douglas Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Southern Illinois

Farm dealers warn tax change would cripple business

Suchomski and Thompson, farm equipment dealers serving Jefferson County, warn abolition of the sales tax exemption would cripple their industry. They say losses could force drastic staff cuts as customers cross state lines to save hundreds on large purchases like combines and tractors. Both urge opposing the change and point to drought and economic struggles already harming agriculture. Richard Goldstein contributed to this report.

Jefferson County Suchomski Missouri Lyle Thompson Vergennes Equipment Inc Thompson Kentucky Indiana Illinois Ilinois Richard Goldstein

Sheriff cites cash shortfalls hampering warrant service rates

Nash County sheriff says money shortages hinder police work as only 18 to 20 warrants weekly can be served, risking court and jail flooding. State's Attorney Bigler notes backlog and budget cuts, prioritizing fines and cases, weighing returns on actions. He warns manpower must not shrink.

Nash John Bigler Bigler

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