Last teen sentenced in Perry County meth bust
Nicholas E. Tomaszewicz 18 of Valier pled guilty to conspiracy to unlawfully possess a controlled substance in a case tied to the theft of anhydrous ammonia for meth production. He received 14 days in jail, four weekend terms, a $700 fines total, $50 lab fee, $1,000 drug task force contribution, 24 months probation, and random drug testing. Webb 21 of Vienna pled guilty to the same charge and got 74 days jail and 24 months probation with $350 fines and a $400 task force gift. Smelter 19 of West Frankfort pled guilty and received 20 days jail and probation with $700 fines, $50 lab fee, and $750 in total costs. All faces periodic drug testing.
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Pinckneyville
Perry County
Nicholas E. Tomaszewicz
W. Patton St
Valier
Perry
Tomascewicz
Webb
Vienna
Smelter
P.O. Box
West Frankfort
Young artists display work at SIUC Allyn Building
Young artists from kindergarten to high school display paintings drawings weaving printmaking sculpture and ceramics at SIUC Carbondale in the Allyn Building from 10 a.m. to noon. Pre service art education teachers supervise the eight week workshop coordinated by Dennis L. Taylor assistant professor of art and design.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Allyn
Siac School of Art and Design
Southern At 150
SIUC
Dennis L. Taylor
Odle on death row murder case fuels clemency debate
Randy Odle of Mount Vernon recalls closure after the house fire, linking it to his will to spare him. The case involves the 1990 killings of his family, Insanity defense questions arise, and Illinois moves through a surge of clemency hearings as Governor Ryan weighs life or death.
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Randy Odle
Mount Vernon
Tommy
Odle
Robert
Carolyn Odle
Sean
Robyn
Scott
Futorian
Illinois Supreme Court
Hicks Pleads Innocent In Death Row Hearing
Hicks, sentenced to death in 2000 for the 1997 shooting death of Dale Wagner at a Mount Vernon pawn shop, faces a Prisoner Review Board hearing amid claims by defense lawyer Charles Hoffman that only jailhouse informants and accomplices tie him to the crime. Prosecutor Gary Duncan argues witnesses misidentified a white suspect and notes Hicks’s brother drove the getaway car. Wagner pleaded for his life as four shots were fired. Wagner’s son Shane criticized a potential blanket commutation sought by Gov. Ryan as part of broader death row review.
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Odle
Ryan
Dale Wagner
Mount Vernon
Charles W. Hoffman
Office of
the State Appellate Defender
Hicks
Hoffman
Jefferson County
Gary Duncan
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