Illinois Senate Democrats propose education focus with bill backlog pay
Illinois Senate Democrats unveiled a budget plan to keep education funding flat, pay about 1.3 billion of the 9 billion unpaid bills backlog, and cut prisons and health care spending. The proposal hinges on dipping into special funds and delaying details, with Gov Pat Quinn as decision maker.
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Miners eye Rent One Park for sixth season
Miners rely on manager Mike Pinto to assemble a competitive roster amid late season injuries and a desire for bigger crowds at Rent One Park. Owner Petersen stresses the park as a community hub and hopes improving economy boosts attendance.
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Rudder to Stand Trial in Death of Pulliam
Rudder, 24, faces murder trial for Pulliam death after a path of injuries including multiple rib fractures and a brain injury. Police say Pulliam, found unconscious at an Elkville home, died April 22 at St. Louis Children’s Hospital after air lift from Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Court hearings set for July with potential 60 to 100 year terms per murder count.
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Quinn Plan Keeps Child Care Funds Open
Illinois moves to juggle dollars for child care as a budget maneuver delays reimbursements until July. Senate approval was unanimous and supporters cite jobs for providers and enabling parents to work. Critics warn of fragile funding and many centers at risk if money lags. Senate Bill 2450.
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Field kitchen exhibit honors WWII veterans in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon resident Vinyard runs a WWII field kitchen exhibit to honor veterans and keep their history alive. He collects items since 2002 from yard sales and eBay and opens the display four to five times a year. Veteran Kenny Greer, 92, says the exhibit recalls rough living in war days and hopes others visit. A special meal for veterans of all wars will follow the exhibit today as part of the Jefferson County Historical Society effort to bring history alive. Admission and the luncheon are free.
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