Wood's net worth questions swirl around Corinne Wood
Lt. Gov Corinne Wood revealed wealth during her Republican gubernatorial bid. She reported income over 1.1 million last year while earning a salary above 100000, with husband Paul declining to discuss totals. Campaigns may exceed millions. joint assets are in a blind trust.
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Corinne Wood
Wood
Springfield
Woods
Paul
Paul Wood
Wood Campaign Frames Moderate Route in Three Way GOP Primary
Wood positions as the moderate alternative to conservatives like Patrick O Malley and Jim Ryan, arguing differences with Ryan on abortion, gun control, and O Hare expansion. She points to stands on transportation, senior healthcare, and education as proof of readiness to take tough positions.
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Wood
Patrick O’malley
Palos Park
Jim Ryan
Ryan
O'Hare
Campaign tour postponed amid air travel disruption
The East Coast terrorist attacks forced cancellation of the third day of Wood's campaign tour. Wood was in Champaign and sought to return to Chicago, but state police urged Springfield. With air traffic grounded she rode by car to the capital and spent the day watching TV news at her in laws' house.
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Champaign
Chicago
Springfield
Missing Springfield Bureau Chief Contact Info
A leak of contact details lists Anthony Man as the Springfield Bureau Chief with mailing address at the Statehouse Press Room in Springfield Illinois, phone lines and email shown, plus Fox contact number.
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Springfield
Anthony Man
Statehouse Press Room
Ill
Fox
Anthony
Man
Lee
Fortune in midst of tragedy at Pentagon remodeling site
Du Quoin native Lt Col Edward M Stanhouse, a 19 year Air Force veteran, avoided injury after the Pentagon attack though his new office remodel was behind. His father William O Stanhouse and family recalled the shake and fear for his colleagues. Rod Rushing, Pinckneyville native and Johnsons Control electrical engineer, also avoided harm after being in and out of the Pentagon during remodeling and frequent flying for work.
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Perry County
du Quoin
Edward M. Stanhouse
Pentagon
Stanhouse
Air Force
Ground Zero
William O. Stanhouse
William
Deloris
Bob Rushing
Rod Rushing
Pinckneyville
Johnson’s
Rushings
Debbie
Rod
Murphysboro Apple Festival Adds Grand Car Show
Cars roll through Murphysboro for the Grand Car Truck Show and Shine drawing enthusiasts from Illinois Missouri and Kentucky. The eight year old event drew 67 entries with classes for Model A and Model T cars Mustangs Corvettes and Corvairs. Winners earned trophies and plaques. One of the oldest vehicles belonged to Scott and Lisa Linders of Sparta a black 1933 Ford.
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Murphysboro
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Murpysboro
Jan Haury
Scott Linders
Lisa
Sparta
Life On Hold Crain Miller escape city after attack
Amy Crain and Shawn Miller escaped the World Trade Center attack with their dog Zoe, leaving behind a thriving Tribeca home furnishings store Room. They fled from their 30th floor apartment, returned to Anna by Friday, hoping for normalcy as they recount their abrupt displacement and loss of work.
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Chuck Novara
Ashley
Andrew Crain
Amy Crain
Shawn Miller
Zoe
Anna
New York City
World Trade Center
Room
Tribeca
Duane St
Hudson
Greenwich
Amy
Sean
Shawn
Dog Zoe
Bob
Elaine Crain
Jerry
Dixie Miller
Bob Crain
Ambulance Service Closes Amid Cash Flow Problems
ODIN-Sanders and Rohr Ambulance Service of Odin, the primary provider for Franklin County, informed employees Sunday it would close due to cash flow issues. Owners cited two months without Medicaid reimbursements and two weeks of unpaid wages as staff report Benton Ambulance Service and West Frankfort Fire Department are covering emergencies.
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ODIN
Sanders and Rohr Ambulance Service
Franklin County
Carl Rohr
Benton Ambulance Service
West Frankfort
Couple plans Tribeca store reopening after WTC loss
Amy Crain and Shawn Miller aim to reopen Room, their home furnishings shop in Tribeca, New York, citing upscale clientele from World Trade Center workers and residents. They describe the area as wealthy and their intent to reopen despite the WTC site changes.
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Amy Crain
Shawn Miller
New York City
Chic Tribeca
World Trade Center
Shawn
Amy
Fortune Magazine
The
New York Times
University of Illinois
New York
Cahokia Mounds Reveals Ancient Northern City
Ken Seeber describes Cahokia Mounds once spanning over five square miles with up to 20,000 residents, temples and leader homes on earthen mounds, a 100 foot tallest terrace, a two mile stockade, and a Mississippian culture that vanished by 1400.
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Collinsville
East
St. Louis
Mexico
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Miller
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