Burnout cycles spotlighted by health expert seminar
Carole Keller of Network Health Systems in Manchester explains burnout starts with high ideals and enthusiasm, then fatigue and detachment. She outlines two stages, the risk of termination, and practical steps including goal setting, internal and external factors, and short term relief methods.
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Humane Society promotes dog adoptions in October month
The Humane Society of Southern Illinois launches a 27 day Adopt A Dog promotion offering a dog for life and a package that includes a doggie bag with jerky treats a registered pet igree and other items to new adopters during Adopt A Month.
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Humane Society of Southern Illinois
Costa Rica adoption gives new life to grieving family
Ralph and Janet Litton chose Costa Rica for adoption after their 11-year-old Sherry died. They began procedures to welcome a Costa Rican child, aiming to fill the void left in their lives and that of 7-year-old Lindsey Kole with love.
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Janet Litton
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Costa Rica
Lindsey Kole
Try versatile rice for health and budget meals
Describes rice as high protein yet low in fat sodium and cost. Notes its versatility for main dishes sides salads and desserts. Promotes learning about rice varieties how to buy store and cook and trying healthful recipes.
Southern Illinoisan newspaper information and contact details
The Southern Illinoisan announces delivery options and rates for various regions, with carrier and mail prices, and lists circulation offices, advertising numbers, and post office mailing address in Carbondale Illinois. It notes the paper’s lineage from the Carbondale Free Press Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent.
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N. Illinois
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Herrin
Marion
Carbondale
Ill
Senior citizen service grants total 4 million in Illinois
Governor Thompson announced 4 million in state aid to two Southern Illinois senior citizen agencies. Egyptian Area Agency in Carterville gets 1.8 million serving 13 counties. Southwestern Illinois Agency in East St. Louis receives 2.2 million for social and nutrition programs. Funds cover transportation home health legal aid and employment plus a statewide elderly nutrition program. Over 500 nutrition sites feed more than 25 000 elderly daily with home-delivered meals for homebound residents.
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Illinois
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Walesa warns Solidarity faces a difficult period
Lech Walesa newly re-elected as Solidarity chairman warned of a very hard period ahead with regional pressures and internal divisions threatening gains. He urged quick talks with the government on outstanding issues while a union vote backed a compromise on managerial appointment and factory-law reforms. Walesa was re-elected with 55 percent amid questions about his aura of invincibility.
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New Carbondale depot to open dedication named
Carbondale unveils a new ICG owned depot leased to Amtrak with Gulf Transport to run service. Construction cost 965000 dollars part of a larger track depression project to ease Walnut Street loading and unloading. Federal funds cover 95 percent while city ICG and others cover remaining. Thursday dedication lists City Manager Fry Mayor Fischer Rep Simon plus IDOT and SIUC officials.
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Illinois man charged with murder in Owensboro shooting
A Toledo man, Lincoln Alexander, 28, is charged with murder after a 3 a.m. argument at the Executive Inn in Owensboro, killing Richard Carlin, 35, of Greenup. Carlin died on the scene from a .22 caliber shot. Alexander is held without bond and due for arraignment in Daviess District Court. Both were at a Napa managers conference. dispute centered on opening a nearby auto parts store.
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Toledo
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Executive Inn
Lincoln Alexander
Richard Carlin
Greenup
Frank Wahl
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Alexander
Carlin
CCHS Band Wins Four Awards at Salem Festival
Carbondale Community High School marching band captured four trophies at the Little Egypt Marching Band Festival in Salem, including two first places for best drum major Mindy Gillenwater and best color guard. The band placed second overall and third in field competition under director William.
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Little Egypt
Salem
CCHS
Mindy Gillenwater
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