Naturalized 75 in Springfield ceremony
Fifty states and the nation share a dispatch of local ceremony noting 75 people naturalized in Springfield. Page 5A details.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2004
Page
1
Carbondale student graduates as inventor at 17
Brian Zargham of Carbondale High School graduates with honors and a patent pending for a Mobile Text Entry Device. His prototype uses eight buttons and a gyroscope to activate keys, offering a wireless or plug-in version with the wireless model priced around 200 to 300 dollars. The device can be inverted to access the remaining half of the keyboard.
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Carbondale
Brian Zargham
Carbondale High School
Zargham
Jahnke
West Nile concerns rise in Southern Illinois health push
Officials including Tom Schafer of the Illinois Department of Public Health and Miriam Link Mullison of Jackson County describe uncertainty about West Nile prevalence in Southern Illinois. They vow to prepare for worst while educating the public, monitoring spread, and supplying municipalities as they start next month. The virus spreads via infected mosquitoes from birds and can cause severe brain infections. In 2002 Illinois led the nation with 884 human cases.
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Southern Illinois
Illinois
Tom Schafer
Illinois Department of Public Health
Miriam Link-Mullison
Jackson County Health Department
Ticks emerge in Southern Illinois as spring interests rise
University of Illinois entomologist Mark Hoard from Mount Vernon notes a normal spring spike in tick activity as they drop from hosts like rodents and deer to breed or seek new hosts. He explains dispersal drives higher numbers this season and warns they may move from wildlife to humans. SEE TICKS / PAGE 2A
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Illinois
Mark Hoard
University of Illinois Extension Service
Mount Vernon
Hoard
Franklin Hospital to reopen nursing unit
Franklin Hospital in Benton announces the limited reopening next week of its 83-bed Skilled Nursing Unit. Bridgemark LLC will manage the unit, buy the facility, and operate at full capacity in the near future, marking a major rebirth for the historic hospital and a new long term care option for Franklin County residents.
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Benton
Franklin Hospital
Hervey Davis
Davis
Bridgemark, LLC
Bridgemark
St. Louis
Oak Park
Franklin County
Frank Caruso
Caruso
Steve Miller
Franklin
Miller
SIU Carbondale to meet 2 percent budget cut by curtailing purchases
SIUC Chancellor Walter Wendler says the campus can meet the governor rod blagojevich driven 2 percent recision but will end the fiscal year nearly penniless. The plan cuts deferred maintenance and purchases, with about 2.2 million dollars in reduced funding. No summer classes or academic programs will be cut.
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Wendler
SIUC
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Walter Wendler
Rod Blagojevich
Don Levener
Illinois Board of Higher Education
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