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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2006

Page

6

Hurley's Johnston City club faces license future amid nude dancing charges

Johnston City mayor Carter says Hurley's Show Bar risks closure after nude dancing and pornography charges. He notes past fights and injuries, calls the venue unsafe, and cites a 1998 murder tied to the bar as part of ongoing police trouble. Two men remain serving life for that murder. The city frames the issue as a county problem due to nonresidency within city limits.

Hurley Johnston City Carter

SIUC enrollment drops prompt shift to marketing and outreach

SIUC faces reduced funding as enrollment falls, prompting plans to boost local exposure and export programs to Rend Lake and Shawnee colleges. Administrators propose department earning incentives and faculty mentorship to recruit new students, funded by existing tuition revenue. Chancellor Wendler warns marketing needs money, while system-wide aims hinge on stabilizing enrollments to support pay and Saluki Way projects. The IBHE shows Illinois public universities recruiting overall, with SIUC seeing a 13.2 percent decline amid gains at SIUE.

Rend Lake College Shawnee Community College Dunn Walter Wendler SIUC Saluki Wendler IBHE Illinois SIU Edwardsville SIUE

Randolph County pleas yield varied sentences in circuit court

In Randolph County Circuit Court several plea agreements led to prison, probation and fines. Neil Huntley of Prairie Du Rocher admitted two counts of driving while license revoked and received 18 months in the Illinois DOC plus a $500 fine and court tests. Alvin Penny of Sparta pleaded guilty to theft over 300 and was given one year conditional discharge, a $500 fine, court costs, and $1,200 restitution to Del L. Hentis. Timothy Patton of Lenzburg admitted obstructing justice and received 18 months probation with costs. Other pleas included burglary and criminal trespass with probation, fines, and costs for Hiralkumar Patel and Matthew Foley. Hector Perez faced charges for criminal trespass to property.

Randolph County Neil E. Huntley Prairie du Rocher Market Street Huntley Kelly Sullivan Randall Rodewald Illinois Department of Corrections William A. Schuwerk Jr Alvin H. Penny Sparta del L. Hentis Edward J. Blake Penny Hentis Timothy J. Patton Lenzburg Red Bud Theodore Stellhorn III David A. Patton Charles Stegmeyer Hiralkumar P. Patel Burlington N.C Geoff Rod Queen Ryan Foley Foley Walker Hector Perez Steeleville

Veterans push to stop fund raids and aid veterans

Watson urges lawmakers to sign a pledge against future state budgets diverting funds from veterans programs. House Republicans plan spring 2007 actions: tax relief for disabled veterans, uphold veterans preference laws, protect returning servicemembers from employment discrimination, provide PTSD mental health care, and require open state job postings for veterans.

Watson Jacksonville House Republicans

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