Judge allows Caterpillar to use temporary workers in strike
In Peoria, a federal judge blocked enforcement of parts of Illinois labor law banning temporary replacement workers. The ruling applies in seven Caterpillar counties and preserves hiring of temp staff during ongoing bargaining, as the six year contract nears its April 1 expiry. Union leaders reported a recent vote authorizing a strike if talks fail.
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Chris Gangemi
UAW
East Peoria
Subscriptions and Contact Details for The Southern Illinoisan
The Southern Illinoisan provides call-in numbers for subscribers in Carbondale Murphysboro De Soto and Williamson County plus a general 800 number for other areas. It advertises a year subscription at 178 and offers replacement copies via Customer Service. The paper is published daily from Carbondale Illinois and is owned by Lee Enterprises.
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Attempted murder charges filed in truck dragging incident
GRANITE CITY AP Police filed attempted murder charges against Brian M. Casey 31 of Pontoon Beach after he dragged two hospital security guards with his pickup when they tried to detain him for allegedly beating his girlfriend Jill Hopkins The incident began after Casey drove Hopkins to Gateway Regional Medical Center for treatment early Friday The guards Matthew Wright and Shane M Biggs suffered injuries and were treated at the scene Casey remained in custody with bond set at 500000 on the attempted murder charges and 75000 on aggravated domestic battery.
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Pontoon Beach
Dave Ruebhausen
Casey
Jill Hopkins
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Matthew Wright
Shane M. Biggs
Livestock Vet Shortage Concerns Grow in Illinois
Bloomington veteran veterinarian Ron Nord warns aging professionals could thin the state’s livestock care pool. With 15 of 86 U of I veterinary grads choosing livestock practice in 2000, shortages may rise as retirements loom. Merle notes shift toward herd health and fewer livestock, urging renewed focus on the field.
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Christine Merle
Merle
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