Faculty Union Rejects SIU Offer Amid Impasses
The Association becomes the latest SIU union to reject the administration’s final offer. SIUU says it values faculty and focuses on students, while Hughes notes pattern of impasses among other campus unions despite a federal mediator. He criticizes administration tactics for causing conflict and uncertainty at the university.
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Veterans honored on Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day
Veterans Day observance honors Vietnam veterans with lessons from the Ia Drang battle and the fall of Saigon. Lavender and Dallas recall injuries, Purple Hearts, and the need for ongoing support for returning service members. They urge youth to learn history and stay engaged in current events.
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Rams eye training camp at SIU Carbondale in 2011
The St Louis Rams may hold training camp outside St Louis for the first time since 2008 with Carbondale as a candidate. SIU facilities including Saluki Stadium FieldTurf and new Boydston Center offices would host players, staff, and fans during a three plus week camp drawing media and dollars to the community.
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Siu and Missouri S T Compare Athletics and Campuses
Missouri S T numbers show 6800 students in Rolla Missouri with football as a Division II independent. Allgood Bailey Stadium Jackling Field seats 8000 on a grass field opened in 1967 and renovated twice in the last decade. Carbondale SIU hosts 20037 students with Saluki Stadium seating 15000 opened in 2010 and FieldTurf since.
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Counties with poorest health in annual ratings list ten counties
The annual County Health Ratings report names Alexander Pulaski Hardin Saline Vermilion Franklin Edwards Marion St Clair and Hamilton as the ten counties with the poorest health in the state. The findings highlight statewide health disparities and point to areas needing targeted public health efforts and resources.
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Hamilton Counties
Regions show six of ten poorest counties in state
Region notes six of state's ten least healthy counties are in the region. The counties are the most impoverished, with issues such as obesity, alcoholism and smoking linked to underlying poverty. The study cites 45 percent poverty in Alexander County versus 5 percent in Kendall County and 75 percent vs 100 percent graduation rates. Holt mentions income-based health programs and state aid applications, stressing prevention and education as key.
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Illinois Senate moves to avert jobless benefit cuts
The Senate considers House Bill 1310 to avert a looming delay in unemployment payments amid a 3 billion loan from the federal government. The measure would affect about 32 000 Illinoisans starting mid May, with 12 000 more monthly thereafter, and potentially 41 000 initially per labor groups. Senate leaders and Gov must act by Thursday to avoid pay disruptions.
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