Tentative contract reached for Eureka 140 support staff
Eureka School District 140 support staff workers have a tentative contract pending a Tuesday vote by the union. The district will operate normally Tuesday after Monday’s Columbus Day holiday and Friday’s institute day. In Urbana, the U I appeals a First Amendment ruling on Chief Illiniwek as the ACLU seeks about 309000 in fees for four faculty and a former student. In Normal, Mitsubishi’s auto plant resumes Monday after a three day port lockout paused production and delayed engines and transmissions from Japan.
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Death commutation hearings to begin in Illinois
Hearings start Tuesday for 142 death row inmates as Gov. Ryan weighs mercy for all 160 on Illinois death row. Sandra Nelson of Bettendorf and family members react, with four Quad-Cities cases from Henry County set for review by the Prisoner Review Board through Oct 28 in Springfield and Chicago.
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Illinois Prisoner Review Board to hear death row cases
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board will hold death row hearings from Tuesday through Oct. 28 in Springfield and Chicago. Each side gets time to present its case. The docket includes William T. Jones, Paul Taylor, Casby Gilliam, Thomas V. Odle, JoJulien Hicks, Victor Ganns, James Westray, and Nelson, with sessions at Springfield’s Capitol and the Thompson Center in Chicago.
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Mount Vernon
Cook County
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Robert
Carolyn Odle
Sean
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Scott
Odie
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Hicks
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Wagner
Victor Ganns
Randolph County
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Rockford
Lucas
Maytag to close Galesburg plant cutting 1600 jobs
GALESBURG AP Word that Maytag Corp will close its 1600 employee refrigerator plant by late 2004 sent a chill through the city on Friday. Workers, given paid time off after the announcement, expressed shock and anger at job cuts slated to begin in the second half of 2008. City and business leaders began exploring ways to fill the void as the region’s largest employer prepares to shut its doors.
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