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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 2001

Page

9

Mulkeytown man injured in farm accident flown to St Louis

Donald DeSomer was flown by AirEvac to Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis after his arm was caught in farm machinery Sunday afternoon in Mulkeytown. He underwent surgery and was in satisfactory condition late Monday, with officials not disclosing injury details.

ST. Louis Donald DeSomer Mulkeytown Barnes-Jewish DeSomer Creek Nation Road Williamson County Ambulance Service AirEvac

Carbondale Man Arrested After Open Alcohol Stop

Claude J. Williams, 52, of Brentwood Commons, was stopped by police for open alcohol on North Washington Street early Sunday. Officers arrested him after discovering crack cocaine, charging him with possession of drugs alongside the alcohol offense.

Carbondale Claude J. Williams Brentwood Commons North Washington Street Williams

Woman Hurt In Washington County Car Crash

Nashville woman Mary Ellen Kemper, 73, was injured in a one vehicle crash on Illinois 15. The car veered off the roadway, crossed a field, and hit a tree at 3:54 p.m. She was airlifted to St Louis University Hospital. Driver Edward C. Kemper, 73, received minor injuries and was cited for improper lane usage.

Washington County Nashville Mary Ellen Kemper St. Louis University Hospital Illinois 15 Edward C. Kemper

Man charged with aggravated sexual abuse in Benton

Benton authorities arrest David B. Hungate 39 on aggravated criminal sexual abuse charges after a DCFS supported investigation alleging June 2000 abuse of a girl. He remains jailed on 20000 bond. Separate case, Richard G Kopera 58 faces DUI and no signal charges after a West Main Street stop.

Benton Thompsonville David B. Hungate Department of Children and Family Services Hungate Franklin County Richard G. Kopera Walter Kopera West Main Street

Stolen car found in a Carbondale ditch

Police recovered a stolen white Chevrolet in a ditch on North Oakland Avenue at 3:55 a.m. The vehicle, with Missouri plates 173 PST, had been reported stolen by Wade Griffin of Sikeston, Missouri. A window was broken and the car was impounded for processing.

Carbondale Oakland Avenue Williamson County

Field fires under control near Royalton and Galatia

Franklin County firefighters from Zeigler Royalton and Hurst battled a field fire south of Royalton along Illinois 149 around 2 45 p m and had it out by 5 30 p m with no injuries. Williamson County crews fought a field fire off Galatia Post Road Monday night burning about 1 acre with no injuries.

Franklin County Zeigler Royalton Hurst Illinois 149 Williamson County Galatia Post Road

Civic center work begins in Marion on Tower Square

Marion officials move forward with a multimillion-dollar cultural and civic center after years of debate. Mayor Butler urged donors to raise 0.5 to 1 million to finish the 7.4 million project, while supporters celebrate the council vote and expect winter action.

Marion Marion Main Street Roberta Blankenship Tower Square Blankenship Civic Center Robert Butler Butler

Marion appoints Main Street program manager

Bob Stein, a longtime IBM veteran with 31 years at the company, was named program manager of Marion Main Street. He will lead five committees to draft a work plan for downtown revitalization, with office hours starting November 15 above the Marion Carnegie Library. Stein envisions a family friendly downtown and cites the new Marion Cultural and Civic Center as a boost. Earl Sigley noted Stein was one of five finalists.

Marion Bob Stein IBM Washington, D.C Pentagon Stein TCT Network Pittsburg Marion Main Street Carnegie Library Tower Square Earl Sigley

Bomb squad wins IA Bti competition traveling trophy

SIUC Carbondale Bomb Squad competed in a training session in St Louis with 12 other units from five states. They won top honors in an all day Olympic style contest and will keep the traveling trophy on display at the Carbondale Police Department.

SIUC/Carbondale International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators St. Louis Illinois Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Carbondale Police

Carbondale and SIUC form region bomb squad in 1996

The Carbondale and SIUC police departments run a joint bomb squad with Sgt Keith Stiff and Det Mark Goddard from Carbondale and Cpl Bennie Vick and Officer Ron Kennedy from SIUC. Members trained at the FBI Hazardous Devices School in Huntsville and continually update skills.

Southern Illinoisan Larry McKennit Carbondale Keith Stiff SIUC Ron Kennedy Bennie Vick Mark Goddard Springfield Stiff FBI Huntsville Ala

Delta funding eyed as $30 million flows to Mississippi Delta

Delta Regional Authority outlines 30 million dollars reaching 16 Illinois counties including Franklin Williamson and Jackson. Eight states meet with new director Pete Johnson November 15 to review 209 grant requests totaling 95.2 million across projects from sewer upgrades in Anna to highway additions in Sparta and tourism cabins. Cole says Illinois aims to present serious grant proposals and expects 2 to 3 million dollars for state use in construction repairs and program development.

Carbondale Mississippi Delta Illinois Mississippi Delta Regional Authority Pete Johnson Brad Cole Marion Delta Council Johnson Cole George Ryan Anna Sparta DRA Southern Illinois Dunn-Richmond

City revises MUMS TIF payback plan and contracts in Pinckneyville

Matsushita Universal Media Services has exceeded job projections with 293 hires versus 150 planned, using most of a 500000 state grant and 25 million in Illinois First funds. The council approved a revised TIF payback of 564452 through 2015 and tentatively filed a police dispatchers contract with raises and new holidays. Negotiations continue with Laborers Union over water and street department contracts.

Pinckneyville Matsushita Universal Medial Services Don Johnson MUMS Johnson

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