Body Found At Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Williamson County coroner says an unidentified body was found early Wednesday at Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge and investigators are treating the death as a homicide. The sheriff's office leads the probe with help from multiple agencies. details including sex and exact location were not released.
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Crab Orchard
Williamson County
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Mike Burke
Williamson County Sheriff's Department
Burke
Sheriff's Office
Williamson County Sheriff's
Sheriff's Department
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ComEd seeks rate hike as Ameren may follow
Chicago area utility ComEd filed a request for an average increase of $6 per month on a $75 bill, signaling possible Ameren action by year end. The move follows a $1 billion refunds settlement with lawmakers. Consumer groups question the need while Ameren aligns with a similar path, aiming to keep increases under 10 percent.
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Springfield
ComEd
Ameren
Illinois
David Kolata
Citizens Utility Board
Shelley Epstein
Epstein
SIUC Hosts Jeanne Simon Papers Addition to Collection
Illinois Supreme Court's Anne Burke urged SIUC listeners to love what they do as Jeanne Hurley Simon and Paul Simon's 1960 wedding highlighted the couple’s political reach. The Morris Library unveiled the Jeanne Simon papers, spanning her path from attorney and Illinois legislator to Clinton era national roles.
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Illinois Supreme Court
Anne Burke
Siuc
Carbondale
Jeanne Hurley Simon
Paul Simon
Illinois
Walter Ray
Morris Library
Southern Illinois University
Ray
J.W. Corker
Jeanne Simon
Simon
Illinois General Assembly
Bill Clinton
U.S. National Commission
Jeanne Simon Trailblazer in Illinois Politics Honored at SIU Curation
Walter Ray discusses SIUC latest paper collection on libraries and information science with Jeanne Simon’s archive, noting she was the 18th woman in state history to serve in the House or Senate. Sheila Simon and Mike Lawrence praise her impact and ongoing online access to the collection.
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Sheila Simon
SIU School of Law
Illinois
Statehood
House
Senate
Mike Lawrence
Paul Simon
Lawrence
Jeanne
Ray
SIUC
Marion surgeon's license revoked by Illinois board
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation indefinitely suspended Dr. Jose Veizaga- Mendez from practicing medicine in Illinois after a consent order approved by the Medical Disciplinary Board. The action follows his resignation from the VA Medical Center in Marion and ties restoration to Massachusetts licensure outcomes.
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Marion
Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
Chicago
IDFPR
Jose Veizaga- Mendez
Ilinois
Illinois Medical Disciplinary Board
Daniel E. Bluthardt
Division of Professional Regulation
Veizaga-Mendez
Illinois
Massachusetts
Veizaga-Mendez career highlights and dates
A 69 year old born February 1 1938 in Cochabamba Bolivia Veizaga Mendez completed high school in 1956 studied medicine in Montevideo 1957 58 then graduated from San Simon University Cochabamba in 1965 His career includes Chief Resident at New Rochelle Hospital July 1973 to June 1974 Clinical assistant attending surgery at Bellevue Hospital November 1974 to December 1975 private general surgery practice Mansfield Massachusetts May 1976 to November 2005 staff surgeon Sturdy Memorial Hospital Atteboro Massachusetts 1976 to June 2006 and staff surgeon Veterans Affairs Medical Center Marion January 2006 to resigning August 13 2007.
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Cochabamba
Bolivia
Montevideo
Uruguay
San Simon University
New Rochelle
N.Y
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Mansfield
Mass
Sturdy Memorial Hospital
Atteboro
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Marion
Coal company buys reserves in Perry and Washington counties
Ark Land Co a subsidiary of Arch Coal purchased almost 30000 acres of undeveloped coal reserves in northwest Perry and southwest Washington counties for 39 million dollars at end of September. The land will be held as reserves not developed now to align with market prospects. Arch Coal plans expect growth as scrubber tech boosts clean coal use, and sees the acquisition as extending its reserve base and long term shareholder value.
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Perry
Washington
Ark Land Co
St. Louis
Kim Link
Illinois Coal Basin
Link
Arch Coal
Knight Hawk Coal LLC
Ilinois
Arch
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