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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 2013

Page

7

Prison sentences handed down in Union County case batch

State's Attorney Tyler Edmonds reports multiple Union County inmates received prison terms after investigations by the Illinois State Police. David Olshon, 54, Anna, five years for involuntary manslaughter tied to heroin and buprenorphine ingestion deaths. Mason Kurtz, 26, Mound City, four years two months for aggravated domestic battery. Walco Penn, 34, Little Rock, three years for identity theft using a stolen card to buy items at Walmart.

Union County Tyler Edmonds David M. Olshon Anna Illinois Olshon Mason D. Kurtz Mound City Goreville Walco D. Penn Little Rock Ark Penn Walmart

Illinois panel backs ban on hunting drone interference

A state Senate committee unanimously approves a bill banning drone use to harass or interfere with hunting and fishing. It punishes offenders as misdemeanants and lets authorities revoke licenses. next moves to the full Senate while PETA plans drone monitoring for wildlife lawbreaking.

PETA Illinois Senate Senate People For Ethical Treatment of Animals

Speed limit up on rural interstates to 70 mph

A House transportation committee endorsed raising the rural interstate speed limit to 70 mph despite opposition from the state DOT and state police. The measure, approved by the Senate 41 to 6, moves to the House. Sponsor Rep. Jerry Costello noted 34 states already use 70 mph on rural interstates and cited studies. police and secretary countered with other data.

Springfield Illinois Department of Transportation and State Police House Illinois Senate Illinois House House Transportation Committee David Harris Arlington Heights Jerry Costello Smithton Alaska Hawaii Costello Louisiana Illinois Illinois Department of Transportation Ann Schneider

SIU Graduates Debut Short Film Double Feature

Two SIU graduate students Jack Pratt and Nick Nylen present a free Sunday screening at AMC ShowPlace University Mall. Pratt shows All Summers Fade about a 20s man who realizes he’s fallen in love too late between Iron Man 3 showings at 2 15 p m.

Carbondale SIU Jack Pratt Nick Nylen AMC ShowPlace University Mall Pratt

Premiere of Two Short Films at Carbondale AMC ShowPlace 8

The event screens All Summers Fade and The Diaries at 2 15 p m Sunday May 12 at University Mall Carbondale with free admission. Traffic safety officials warn that speeds over 70 mph raise crash risk and half of Illinois fatal crashes involve excessive speed. new measure totals 2356 dollars.

AMC University Mall Carbondale Traffic Safety Administration Schneider Illinois

Senate panel advances pension fix in Illinois

A Senate Executive Committee approved a union backed pension reform plan on a 10 to 5 vote. The bill seeks to repair Illinois retirement systems and faces a fight with a House backed alternative as lawmakers head toward full chamber debate. Union leaders warn they will withdraw support if changes are made.

Senate Illinois Associated Press Springfield House General Assembly John Cullerton Michael Madigan Cullerton Illinois Afl-Cio Michael Carrigan Decatur Carrigan Illinois Federation of Teachers Dan Montgomery

Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Goes Saturday Nationwide

Stamp Out Hunger collection by letter carriers Saturday across Southern Illinois aims to boost local pantries. The National Association of Letter Carriers reports the 21st drive mobilizes thousands of postal workers to gather non perishable foods left by mailboxes. Local leader John Cooksey notes 50 post offices join in this effort with regional totals exceeding 70 000 pounds last year.

Illinois National Association of Letter Carriers Herrin Janet Wood Southern Illinois John Cooksey Cooksey

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