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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2012

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Vets say country VA not well prepared

Three veterans share their homecoming from Iraq and Afghanistan. Army sergeant Joshua Schiff of Karbers Ridge recounts 13 months in Iraq and a delayed return to Illinois. At Fort Dix they underwent reintegration training as VA representatives outlined benefits like the GI Bill.

Joshua Schiff Karbers Ridge U.S Schiff Iraq Illinois Fort Dix N.J Veterans Benefits Administration

Southern Illinois athletes win four Class 1A 2A state track titles

Johnston City's Dan Farmer wins two state titles while Chester's Kyle Landon and Mount Vernon's Spencer Allen each claim one championship to lead Southern Illinois in the Class 1A and 2A state track and field meet.

Southern Illinois Johnston City Dan Farmer Chester Kyle Landon Mount Vernon Spencer Allen

Memorial Day ceremony honors citizen-soldiers at Mound City

At Mound City National Cemetery the annual Memorial Day service praised service and sacrifice. Brig. Gen. John Miller of the Illinois Army National Guard, a Bronze Star recipient from Tamms, delivered the guest speech as thousands of flags waved in the hot breeze.

Brock Moore Mound City National Cemetery John Miller Illinois Army National Guard Miller Tamms

House aims to keep Illinois prisons and facilities open

The Illinois House may vote on a budget plan to keep large state facilities open, potentially averting closures of Tamms and Dwight prisons, Murphysboro youth prison, Centralia and Jacksonville centers, and Carbondale and Decatur transition centers. Gov. Quinn proposed closing many facilities to save 88 million dollars, while Rep. David Reis notes reductions of up to 9 percent across agencies. The plan faces hurdles as negotiations continue.

Springfield Illinois Tamms Dwight Murphysboro Centralia Jacksonville Department of Corrections Carbondale Decatur Pat Quinn Chicago Democrat David Reis Willow Hill House Reis

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