Column One Retired State Lawmaker Returns to Hobby
Column notes Bruce Richmond, a retired state lawmaker, resumes a favorite hobby. Also mentioned are updates from West Frankfort about hospital license hearings, Willisville park hours, Marion murder trial delay, and Illinois treasurer in the spotlight. The paper invites readers to submit holiday drive information for Thanksgiving listings and forecasts a cloudy weekend with showers likely.
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Bruce Richmond
Siuc faculty union vows strike over contract dispute
The SIUC Faculty Association faces a potential strike after 10 months of failed negotiations with the board of trustees. President Morteza Daneshdoost said a strike could begin by February 3, 2003, if a just contract is not reached, risking temporary shutdown of the university.
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Carbondale
SIUC
Faculty Association
Morteza Daneshdoost
University Board of Trustees
Daneshdoost
Ward Dann
the Southern Faculty Association
Rich Tradition Previews of all the local prep playoff football games
In Southern Illinois Du Quoin fans cherish football as a school and town tradition. Teachers and officials praise the program’s impact on students, community pride, and leadership, noting extracurriculars boost education and local image ahead of the Class 4A playoff pairings.
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Newton
Benton
DU Quoin
Illinois
Kathy West
Rex Duncan
Jackson County budget holds 4 percent raise amid deficit
In Murphysboro, Jackson County approves an 8 million dollar spending plan with only a 4 percent salary increase for employees. The finance panel cut 173,395 from requests, proposing a 191,704 deficit while expecting a 715,000 cash carryover. The levy rises 14 percent overall, with 9 percent from Rehab and Care Center referendum. A public truth in taxation hearing is set for 7 p.m. November 26 at the courthouse.
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Murphysboro
Jackson County
Michelle Tweedy
Gary Hartlieb
Bush Aims at Saddam With UN Backing for War Threat
President Bush pressed for a U N Security Council resolution demanding Iraq disarmament or face severe consequences. After eight weeks of bargaining with France Russia and others the United States secured a unanimous yea and positioned forces for a possible war. The diplomacy centered on getting teeth in the resolution and overcoming opposition to a two stage approach.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
U.N. Security Council
Persian Gulf
Security Council
Rose Garden
U.S
John Negroponte
United Nations
France
Russia
Mexico
White House
Colin Powell
Dick Cheney
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
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