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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2011
Page
3
SIU Carbondale board chair Roger Herrin urged continued bargaining with the Faculty Association as a strike looms. President Glenn Poshard echoed the call for a swift resolution, noting no surplus and cautious finances while settlements were reached with several unions.
College presidents warn against migrating talent or switching to a 401(k) style plan saying it could create unintended funding gaps and new state obligations with late cost reductions. Cross spokeswoman notes late input while Gov. Quinn says reform ideas within constitutional bounds will be explored in coming months. House Bill 512.
Five teenagers were convicted in the Cateresa Matthews murder in Dixmoor, while James Harden and Robert Taylor won exoneration. Harden spoke to reporters about the relief and his late parents, saying he bears no anger as rain recalled his parents' presence. Associated Press and Southern Illinoisan contributed.
Bost and Luechtefeld say they support the union’s right to strike but fear ripple effects on Southern Illinois' largest employer. They urge the negotiation process continue, avoid public relations harm, and avoid interjecting in talks. Both acknowledge the delicacy of the situation and the need for a broad view.
Faculty Association and SIU administration express readiness to bargain while strike action affects about 7,000 students and 107 faculty members. Daneshdoost says talks can start anytime. Chancellor Rita Cheng affirms classes continue with qualified instructors and outlines ongoing plans to minimize disruption.
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