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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 2001

Page

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Man in hospital with inhalation anthrax in Florida

A 63-year-old Santana man is hospitalized with inhalation anthrax after a visit to North Carolina, described as extremely rare and possibly bio weapon related. Officials say no terrorism evidence but an intense inquiry is ongoing and no need for public panic. Bob Stevens of The Sun is named by American Media Inc. executive as victim. CDC and FBI agents probe Florida and North Carolina cases. Background notes Texas had a prior skin form case earlier this year.

West Palm Beach Fla Florida U.S North Carolina Jeffrey P. Kaplan Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta Santana Bob Stevens the Sun Michael Kahane American Media Inc Boca Raton Texas Kaplan CDC FBI

Shark victim with reattached arm back in hospital

Eight year old Jessie Arbogast, who had his right arm reattached after a shark attack at Gulf Islands National Seashore, is readmitted to Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital in Pensacola with vomiting and potential brain blood loss. He remains awake but unable to speak or walk as doctors run tests and assess brain injury. The boy, from Ocean Springs Mississippi, is expected to stay a few more days. The incident occurred when a 62 foot ball shark bit his arm and thigh and was dragged onto the beach by his uncle before the arm was reattached.

Pensacola Fla Jessie Arbogast Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital Sacred Heart Mike Burke Jessie Burke Ocean Springs Miss Gulf Islands National Seashore

Energy prices to fall this winter due to ample supplies

The Energy Information Administration forecasts lower gasoline heating fuel and electricity costs this winter as strong inventories and weak demand ease prices. Natural gas should drop to about a third of last winter, with typical households saving roughly 320 dollars, though low income families may still face hardship.

Washington Energy Information Administration Midwest Mark Wolf

Liquor license bid denied over dangerous curve site

Curtis Jones again failed to obtain a county liquor license for a planned bar near Illinois 149 and the Number 9 Blacktop east of West Frankfort. Franklin County Board Chairman Harry Stewart cited traffic safety concerns and the lack of a completed building to assess health and welfare standards. Jones has battled the board for 18 months after a 2000 license was granted amid resident petitions opposing the project.

West Frankfort Franklin County Board Harry Stewart Curtis Jones Illinois 149 Stewart Jones Frankfort Township

Carbondale Police to Install In-Dash Cameras in Fleet

The Carbondale Police Department ordered three in-dash video systems for patrol cars, with delivery in about 45 days. The project, approved at the Sept 18 city council meeting, aims to outfit 10 primary squad cars and supervisor vehicle, improving officer safety and evidentiary capability in stops, including DUI cases.

Carbondale R.T. Finney Finney

Saluki Homecoming 2001 Parade and Game Preview

Southern Illinois University Carbondale heads into Saluki Fever Homecoming with a parade at 9 30 a m on Saturday and a 1 30 p m kickoff against Illinois State Redbirds. Sunny skies give way to fall weather with highs in the 60s and possible rain as alumni return for reunions and department events across campus.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Lincoln Drive South Illinois Avenue Saluki Fever Salukis Illinois State Redbirds

Bush unveils worker relief package after jobless surge

President Bush proposes extended unemployment benefits and about 3 billion dollars in health care training and other aid to help tens of thousands of workers laid off by the Sept. 11 attacks. White House cites economic shock and rising jobless claims as Congress weighs the plan.

Washington Bush White House Congress New York Labor Department

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