Koppers pays EPA fine over groundwater contamination near Carbondale
The Koppers Co. Inc wood treating plant near Carbondale agreed to a 27500 dollar EPA settlement for groundwater contamination and a plan to meet federal monitoring rules. The company notes possible spill origins back to 1939 and faces ongoing cleanup duties with deadlines set through mid year.
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Trojan Corp extension for hearing on pollution charges near Wolf Lake
Trojan Corp an explosives maker near Wolf Lake has gained a 30 day extension to June 1 to file a hearing request before the Pollution Control Board. The case seeks a 275000 penalty and lists 36 violations by EPA alleging failure to inspect hazardous waste conditions and protect public health.
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SIU names training room for late Doc Spackman
SIU Carbondale trustees approve naming the trainers’ room after Doc Spackman, longtime head trainer for SIU-C men’s teams who died in January 1984. Spackman joined SIU-C in 1957, served 23 years, and aided professional and student athletes with injuries and conditioning. He previously worked for the St. Louis Browns and authored 30 publications while earning eight fitness apparatus patents.
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SIU Divestment Protest Grows at SIU Carbondale
Norwood reports that a coalition at Southern Illinois University Carbondale urged immediate divestment from companies linked to South Africa's apartheid regime. SIU Foundation holds about 1.3 million in such investments within a 4 million portfolio. administrators say the SIU-C not directly involved, but demonstrators vow continued protests.
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SIU Approves Change to Chancellor Evaluation Process
The SIU Board of Trustees approved an amendment that shifts from a formal five year review to yearly informal evaluations for the chancellor and campus presidents. Constituency leaders oppose the move, urging formal inclusion in the policy. Kenneth Shaw said he will invite current and prior year constituency leaders to meet and comment, without a written report. Dennis and Stolar urged formal recognition in the policy, but the board rejected that addition. They warned constituency involvement can yield positive reviews.
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