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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 2001

Page

3

Anthrax tests negative at Carol Stream center

Tests at the Carol Stream Processing and Distribution Center, a major Chicago area mail hub, found no traces of anthrax. USPS spokesman Tim Ratliff said results came back faster than expected and that more centers in the region will be tested as a precaution after earlier findings elsewhere.

Carol Stream Chicago U.S. Postal Service Postal Service Tim Ratliff Ratliff

Emanuel Runs for Congress in Chicago District

Rahm Emanuel declared his candidacy for the 5th Congressional District in Chicago. He would push a tax credit covering 75 percent of COBRA health insurance costs for workers laid off. The 41 year old Chicago native argues he has the experience and roots to win.

Chicago Rahm Emanuel Emanuel Bill Clinton

Baxter says chemical in dialysis filters linked to deaths

Baxter International Inc reports a chemical used in testing at its Ronneby Sweden plant may have entered patient bloodstreams via dialyzers, contributing to 51 deaths under review across Europe and America. The company idled two plants, halted three dialysis lines, recalls continue, and earmarks 100 to 150 million for litigation.

Chicago Baxter International Inc Baxter Europe Food and Drug Administration Croatia Spain Taiwan Colombia Texas Nebraska Ronneby Sweden Miami Lakes Fla

Windmill dedication draws crowd in Golden town

About 300 gathered as a 130-year-old windmill in Golden was restored to working order for a dedication ceremony. The towered mill, rebuilt after decades of effort, will mainly attract tourists rather than grind flour, with a gift shop now in one restored section.

Golden Quincy Benson Bloomington Golden Historical Society

Nurse charged with first degree murder in overdose death

Caitlyn Pavia a Granite City nurse 31 was charged with first degree murder for giving more than 15 times the morphine dose and Propofol to Julia Dawson 86 at Saint Louis University Hospital after a stroke while Dawson was on life support. Police and prosecutors say the nurse admitted administering the drugs and the medical examiner ruled the overdose likely caused the death.

ST. Louis Illinois Caitlyn Pavia Granite City Julia Dawson Dawson Saint Louis University Hospital St Louis Jennifer Joyce Pavia Joyce Circuit Attorney's Office

Oberweis joins race for U S Senate seat

Oberweis, Illinois dairy heir and stockbroker, enters the Republican contest against John Cox for the U S Senate seat held by Democrat Dick Durbin. At a North Aurora rally he defended Bush policy on security while criticizing federal airline aid and questioned airport security funding.

North Aurora Illinois Dick Durbin James D. Oberweis John Cox Oberweis House Senate Afghanistan Cox Washington Durbin

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