Inside State drives focus on new driver limits
Column ONE TODAY notes a $10,000 finding inside state actions as the House passes a new driver restriction. The item appears on page 3A amid a national headline about the first U.S. trial of an alleged terrorist sleeper cell.
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RLCD records subpoena widens probe into finances
U S attorney demands Rend Lake Conservancy District books from 1997 to present. Subpoena issued May 12 by Norman R. Smith requires payroll, personnel, fringe benefits, expense records, checks to employees, and board minutes. Grand jury will review all information. June 3 deadline set.
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The Music's Back Grandma's Jazz Debuts on WDBX
Jean Armstrong hosts Grandma's Jazz a Monday evening program on WDBX Community Radio 91.1 FM featuring big band and swing tunes from 6 to 8 p.m. starting this Monday.
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Longtime radio host bids farewell to Sunday swing show
Jean Armstrong departs WSIU FM 91.1 Take a Music Break after 30 years of Sundays 3 to 5 pm. New schedule changes aim to serve listeners amid declining loyalty data while Armstrong’s November 1996 debut and Millstadt WWII-era roots are noted.
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US raises terror alert to orange after overseas attacks
The Bush administration raised the national terrorism alert to orange amid fear that attacks abroad could reach the United States. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge cited al Qaida's operational period and urged governors and mayors to boost security nationwide after reviewing intelligence and Saudi Arabia Morocco bombings.
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Bush raises national terror alert to orange level
The Bush administration escalated the U S terror alert to orange amid fears a wave of overseas attacks could reach the United States The message notes heightened vigilance and ongoing security reviews across federal agencies while warning that further alerts may follow
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Du Quoin Budget Strong Despite District Deficit
In Perry County, Du Quoin Municipal finances show a healthy budget while the Du Quoin Community Unit School District No. 300 faces a 277?19 deficit. Superintendent Gary Kelly cites governor Blagojevich's education budget shift, potential state aid changes, and long term debt from a K-8 building and prior life safety costs.
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