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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2002
Page
1
Column outlines a chef at SIUC creating intercultural dorm meals while the paper notes other sections: Diocese sexual abuse response, US weapons plot charges, local leadership program, German intercultural forum, court reports across several counties, Winona Ryder theft verdict, SIU exhibition opener, Benton A-J pursuit of Sweet 16, auto racing debut by Fittipaldi, and a weather forecast for southwest Illinois with sunny days and mild highs.
Shane D. Harvey of De Soto was arrested on two counts of first degree murder and a concealment charge after Amanda Bolin, 14, was found dead east of Murphysboro. Forensic identification confirmed the remains. Bail set at 250000. case tied to Jackson County.
Marion officials marked the store opening with an electric saw board cut at 7 a.m. The Illinois 13 and Skyline Drive location brings more than 100 local jobs, with 95 employees sourced from the area. Manager Joe Alcathie called the store ready to welcome customers as the retailer highlights its scale and regional impact.
Home Depot opens its Marion location today at 7 am. The new store employs just over 100 people, about 95 from the local area, and operates Monday through Saturday 7 am to 9 pm and Sunday 8 am to 8 pm. The chain, founded in 1978, has 1,471 stores across 49 states, Puerto Rico, Canada and Mexico.
Pinckneyville caps natural gas at 8.59 dollars per 1 000 cubic feet for the first 1 000 and 7.95 dollars for each additional 1 000 over six months to stabilize bills. Finance Commissioner Sam Falk led the plan to shield residents from price spikes after a volatile period, including January 2001.
In Makanda and across far southern Illinois voters weigh the loss of David Phelps to John Shimkus in the newly drawn 19th District. Phelps, an Eldorado native, was seen as the underdog against Shimkus, who vows to work hard to represent the area. Residents describe decades of exclusion and economic hardship amid shifting district lines.
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