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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2002

Page

15

Coal or economy shadow 12th District race in Illinois

In the 12th Congressional District race GOP hopeful David Sadler faces U. S. Rep. Jerry Costello. Costello backs a clean coal bill to use Illinois reserves in state and national markets while Sadler advocates a natural energy policy to harness coal for state energy needs and broader markets.

Southern Illinois du Quoin David Sadler Patricia Elaine Beard Belleville GOP 12Th U. S Jerry Costello U.S. Congress Costello Illinois Sadler

Costello Seeks Energy Path for Illinois Ethanol Growth

U S Congress candidate Jerry Costello of Belleville an East St. Louis resident and longtime U S representative discusses expanding Illinois energy outlets including ethanol from corn and coal. He cites his background in law enforcement and local government and a Maryville College degree from 1973 as part of a plan to move Illinois toward ethanol and energy research.

Jerry Costello Belleville East St. Louis U.S Maryville College Illinois Costello

Senate candidates offer conflicting views in 59th District

In southern Illinois the 59th District Senate race pits Democrat Larry Woolard of Carterville against Republican George Helfrich of West Frankfort. Woolard, a veteran politician, argues for jobs tied to wages and educational opportunities while warning of a looming 2.5 billion general fund deficit and possible tax pressures. Helfrich, a longtime coal industry sales manager, labels career politicians as part of the problem and advocates cutting bureaucracy, school vouchers, and targeted tax breaks to revive coal and local economies.

Illinois Larry Woolard George Helfrich Woolard Carterville Williamson County General Assembly Jim Ryan Rod Blagojevich Helfrich West Frankfort Washington Springfield Federal Department of Education

Endorsements heat up in final week of Illinois campaign

In the last stretch before the November 5 general election, candidates and groups flood readers with endorsements. ICPR notes record fundraising with $19.85 million in available funds across Ryan, Blagojevich, and Skinner, led by Blagojevich at $14.7 million. Madigan and Birkett raise $5.6 million, with Madigan at $3.88 million. Local races show $1 million+ in combined funds for the 54th District. Ryan names Jim Edgar to head a transition team, cites endorsements from major papers, while Blagojevich touts polls and endorsements from Rockford Register Star and others. Contact details for submissions and press releases are provided.

Southern Illinois ICPR Jim Ryan Rod Blagojevich Cal Skinner Ryan Jim Edgar Edgar Springfield Chicago Illinois Doug Scofield Blagojevich Rockford Register

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