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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 2001

Page

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Bush orders first strike to freeze assets of 27 terrorism-linked groups

President Bush in the Rose Garden demands foreign banks freeze assets of 27 named individuals and organizations tied to terrorism. He calls the move the first strike in a broader campaign, citing organizations and leaders abroad while warning banks and financial institutions to comply.

Washington Bush America Osama bin Laden Rose Garden

Fairbanks weathers plan to pay for cigarette butts

Fairbanks North Star Borough may enact an ordinance to pay smokers for returning cigarette butts. Assemblyman David Veazey proposed a one dollar per pack deposit with five cents per butt refunded at a borough office, budgeting thirty thousand dollars for launch.

Fairbanks, Alaska Fairbanks North Star David Veazey Veazey Assembly

Weather Today and Tonight Forecast Card

Sunny today with highs in the middle 60s. Tonight clear with lows in the upper 30s and light winds. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with highs in the lower 60s. Subscription line lists 800 228-0429 option 2 and online at southernillinoisan.com.

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Taliban Threat Pushes U N Workers From Afghanistan

Taliban militants raided U N offices in Kabul and Kandahar and sealed satellite phones computers and vehicles threatening execution of any staff who use them. UN officials say relief work nearly halted as Afghan staff remain.

Islamabad Pakistan Taliban U.N Afghanistan Kabul Kandahar

Labor board rules against Marion Hospital

The National Labor Relations Board ruled Marion Memorial Hospital violated fair labor practices by withdrawing recognition from a union representing about 150 workers in 1998. The decision orders the hospital to restore union representation, compensate back pay, and provide payroll and related records within 14 days. Union attorney Michael O’Hara called it a victory for Laborers Local 508.

Marion National Labors Relations Board Marion Memorial Hospital National Labor Relations Board Michael O’hara Local 508

Energy surgeon reprimanded for wrong knee operation

Dr Thomas W Davis a 54 year old surgeon with an office in Energy was reprimanded by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation in a settlement. He performed arthroscopic surgery on the wrong knee on March 12 1999 at Herrin Hospital on a patient identified as E K. He then corrected the knee. Davis received the lightest possible punishment and may continue practicing medicine.

Springfield Illinois Department of Professional Regulation Thomas W. Davis Davis Illinois Department of Professional Regulation Herrin E.K Tony Sanders Professional Regulation Department Medical Disciplinary Board

Pinckneyville mayor dies by own action at parents grave

Mayor Kirwan Heisner of Pinckneyville died by suicide last week at his parents graves. He left a wife Lois and four children. City officials say no legal trouble linked to a land sale. questions linger about underlying causes beyond the press coverage.

Pinckneyville Kirwan Heisner Heisner Harlan Yeager Lois Heisner Southern Illinoisan Perry County David Stanton Pinckneyville Democrat Jeff Smyth

INDEX Lottery Movies Nation Opinions Sports State Television World

A compact index lists sections across the newspaper covering lottery results, films and entertainment, national and international opinions, sports, state news, television, and world affairs. Readers are guided to each department by title cues and brief descriptors.

Alcohol related fatalities climb across U S roads

Washington AP reports alcohol related deaths rose in 2000 after a 13 year decline. Total highway deaths rose to 41,812 from 41,717 in 1999, with 16,653 linked to alcohol up from 15,976. It marks the first increase since 1986, amid ongoing calls for tougher impaired driving laws and broader prevention efforts.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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