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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2007

Page

9

Coroner rules natural death for SIUC student

Jackson County Coroner's Office says 19 year old Alex Booth of Quincy died at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale from complications of a ruptured brain aneurysm. Autopsy found no foul play and toxicology negative. Booth was a sophomore mechanical engineering major found unresponsive in Pierce Hall by his roommate.

Siuc Jackson County Southern Illinois University Carbondale Pierce Hall Alex Booth Quincy Josh Lanter Booth Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Scott Fitzgerald

Harrisburg Man Faces Six Counts In Saline County

Roger Hutchison, 47, appeared Monday in the Saline County courthouse on six charges alleging sexual abuse of a victim under 13. He faces one count of predatory criminal sexual assault, a class X felony, and five counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Hutchison is free on bond. A preliminary hearing is set for November 29 at 9 30 a.m. Tara Fasol.

Harrisburg Saline County Roger Hutchison Sheriff's Deputies Hutchison

Marion Truck Stop Robbery Suspect Sought

Police pursue a male suspect in a Oct 12 armed robbery at The Refuge truck stop in Marion. Assistant Chief John Eibeck described a 19 to 23 year old male of medium build with severe acne, wearing blue jeans a dark blue hooded shirt and white blue tennis shoes, who fled after threatening a female clerk with a knife and stealing cash. John Homan the southerns.

Marion Refuge John Eibeck

Marion on pace to retire Bainbridge Road debt

Marion uses roughly 237000 dollars yearly in Motor Fuel Tax funds to retire the 10 year Bainbridge Road loan from the Bank of Marion, with about three years left. Mayor Butler notes the road connects Illinois 13 with Old Route 13 and credits Heartland Regional Medical Center for the improvements.

Marion Bainbridge Road Lannie Gribble Bank of Marion Bob Butler Illinois 13 Heartland Regional Medical Center Gribble Goddard Chapel Board of Trustees Rose Hill Cemetery

Local business donates van to MurphysboroFood Pantry

Craine Heating and Airdonates a 1997 service van to Murphysboro Food Pantry to aid pickup efforts and expand operations. The pantry must cover insurance and licensing costs and will seek extra donations as holiday drives ramp up from Boy Scouts, post office carriers, and Key Club.

Paul Newton Southern Murphysboro Food Panty Board Jane Williams Jody Craine Craine Murphysboro Food Pantry Murphysboro Jack Cunneen Carbondale Food Pantry Williams Post Office Mail Carriers Boy Scouts of America The Key Club Craine Heating and Air Conditioning

Johnston City Liquor Ordinance Heads For Sunday Sales

Johnston City moves to clear a Sunday liquor sales ordinance after a split council vote. Mayor Richard Carter cast a deciding tie breaking vote, with Alderman Ryan Horn opposed. City attorney Stephen Green reviewed mayoral authority as liquor commissioner and whether that position affects the vote.

Johnston City Richard Carter Carter Ryan Horn Stephen Green

Congressman to Speak at NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet

U S Congressman Danny Davis of Chicago will headline Carbondale's Freedom Fund Banquet. He will address poverty, incarceration rates, and the status of Black citizens in the economy, while criticizing the war in Iraq and its impact on funding for domestic priorities.

Carbondale Danny Davis NAACP U.S Davis

Red Ribbon Week drives home dangers of impaired driving

Frankfort Community High School in West Frankfort used Red Ribbon Week activities to teach students the dangers of alcohol tobacco and drugs. Demonstrations included a staged car wreck with Jaws of Life airlift and Grim Reaper scenes and mock obituaries to underscore tragic outcomes for impaired driving.

West Frankfort Frankfort FCHS Wes Taylor Alan Summers Ashley Webb

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Tara Fasol John Homan Marion Senior Citizens Center Court Street Butler Illinois Department of Transportation Gene Anderson Senior Citizens Council Charles Holmes Days Inn John.homan Esoul Thern.com Murphysboro Food Pantry Adam.testa Thesouthern Enrique “Kiki” Camarena Drug Enforcement Administration Camarena Webb Broadway Nick Wilburn Wilburn
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