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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2001

Page

5

Pedestrian Hit On SIU Carbondale Campus In Crosswalk

An unidentified woman was injured in a Wednesday morning collision on the SIU Carbondale campus. She was admitted to Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. condition not released. Driver Louis Hill III, 26, was ticketed for failing to yield to a pedestrian. The crash occurred at 8 51 a m on Lincoln Drive between Thompson Point and the Agriculture Building.

Carbondale Southern Illinois University Memorial Hospital of Todd Sigler Siuc Department of Public Safety Louis Hill III Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Lincoln Drive Thompson Point Agriculture

Shiloh College Benefit Tonight at St Pauls Parish Hall

Wine Hill reports the annual Shiloh College fund raiser starts at 6 p.m. at St Pauls Lutheran Parish Hall with Robert Rea presenting Evening with General Logan describing life in Southern Illinois before during and after the Civil War Allan Buescher president of the historical society will give a college repairs update The program begins at 7 p.m. and the door price is 10 dollars Dinner reservations were due Monday.

Wine Hill Shiloh College St. Paul’s Lutheran Parish Hall Robert Rea Benton General Logan Illinois Allan Buescher The Historical Society

Hay Ride and Picnic by Big Brothers Big Sisters

The third annual Hay Ride and Picnic will be held 6:30 to 10 pm Friday at Evergreen Park Carbondale. The event features pumpkin face painting bonfire marshmallows hot dogs and a hayride with support from a donor. Coordinator Jean Alstat at 457-6702 Ext. 228.

Carbondale Big Brothers Big Sisters Jackson Perry Counties Evergreen Park Jean Alstat

Poshard and McDaniel Lead AIDS Walk 2001 in Carbondale

Former congressman Glenn Poshard and City Councilwoman Corene McDaniel are honorary co-chairs of the AIDS Walk 2001 scheduled at the Newman Catholic Student Center in Carbondale. Registration starts at 8 a.m. with a 11 a.m. walk and festival featuring food music and activities. Volunteers are needed. contact Southern Illinois Regional Effort for AIDS at 549-9941.

Carbondale U.S SIUC Glenn Poshard Corene McDaniel Poshard McDaniel Newman Catholic Rice Southern Illinois Effort For Aids Inc Newman Center S. Washington St For Aids Inc

Tamaroa-A Special Day At Immaculate Conception Church

A Sunday event at Immaculate Conception Church features a shooting match and trap shoot with meat prizes and cakes for winners. Games begin at 12 30 p m with the trap shoot at 3 p m a mini carnival concessions and more. Families are invited to attend.

Immaculate Conception Church

Barham sobriety in dispute in fatal crash trial

In Johnson County, former Shawnee Correctional Center warden William Barham faces a reckless homicide trial. A Lourdes Hospital blood serum test showed a BAC of 0.82 percent, above the 0.08 legal limit, though defense argues unreliable equipment and certification lapses create an inconclusive result. Prosecutors say Barham drove the car that killed Jerry Isom. Barham plans to testify as the defense contests the test accuracy amid ongoing testimony from an accident reconstructionist.

Johnson County William Barham Barham Shawnee Correctional Center Lourdes Hospital Mary Scott Paducah Alan McIntyre Jerry Isom Barbee Braddy McIntyre Atchett Illinois Patchett

Mill Street underpass opens in Carbondale at noon

Carbondale unveils a $12 million Mill Street underpass linking Mill Street west of the Canadian National Illinois Central tracks to Washington Street and Freeman Avenue. A ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. precedes the noon traffic opening, improving emergency vehicle access. It was built by the city, railroad, state and federal governments with SIU Carbondale land donation.

Mill Street Carbondale Canadian National Illinois Central Southern Illinois University Carbondale Washington Street Freeman Avenue

Cochrum’s attorney files witness tampering motion

Benton Franklin County case alleges Illinois Attorney General pressured a witness not to discuss the case with the defense. Tammy Cochrum, 33, is charged with criminal sexual assault of a minor and alleged acts of sexual penetration. Carbondale lawyer Timothy Capps seeks sanctions in Franklin County Court.

Benton Tammy Cochrum Illinois Attorney General Carbondale Timothy Capps Franklin County Attorney General Capps Illinois Supreme Court Cochrum D.T Department of Children and Family Services Attorney General's Office

Carbondale Motion Questions Prosecution Polygraph Findings

Timothy Capps filed a Wednesday affidavit in Carbondale alleging a contact between Capps and Prosecuting Attorney Richard Ryback regarding a polygraph that Cochrum allegedly passed. The motion accuses the attorney general's office of improper involvement with a minor witness and urges adherence to Rule 415 to avoid influencing the child’s interview.

Benton Carbondale Timothy Capps Capps Richard Ryback Cochrum Rybak Richard Rybak Attorney General

Commissioner suing Anna city council over contract hire

Anna Commissioner Alan Roberts sues the city and fellow council members alleging violation of the Illinois Open Meeting Act. He says the council rehired City Administrator Steve Guined in November 2000 without his knowledge or public notice, claiming the contract was discussed with a purported applicant and finalized without a public meeting.

Anna Alan Roberts Roberts Steve Guined Guined City of

Open meetings act overview for Springfield boards

The Open Meetings Act defines when public boards may discuss confidential matters in private, outlining 20 exceptions such as property deals, litigation, personnel, and disciplinary cases. No votes may occur in closed sessions. all voting occurs publicly and is minuted. Violations can incur fines or repeal of decisions. contact the Illinois Attorney General at 529-6400/6401 for more details.

Springfield Illinois

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