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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2001
Page
1
Beavers Dam Mayor Tom Olson was amused by an IRS notice claiming he owes one cent. A follow up letter said the penny would be deducted from his $300 federal tax rebate, leaving $299.99. Olson could not find any errors and opted not to pursue the trivial amount.
An AP photo shows Vietnam veteran Bill Photis on a Market Street sidewalk in downtown San Francisco with his shopping carts and an American flag. The scene notes many homeless veterans display flags on carts, bicycles, and backpacks.
The World Health Organization released a draft 179 page report in Geneva after requests from governments on how to counter germ warfare following the Sept. 11 attacks. It says the potential civilian impact requires prevention and preparedness.
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Gov. George Ryan announces a $50 million budget reduction citing post Sept 11 economic uncertainties. The plan includes hiring and equipment freezes, reduced out of state travel, and new limits on unused funds. Budget director Stephen Schnorf warns revenue assumptions are now unreliable.
An Indonesian Muslim student cries for peace outside the U S Embassy in Jakarta during a protest against possible military strikes against Afghanistan. Secretary Powell praised Pakistan for superb cooperation in the anti terrorism campaign and said a U S invasion similar to Desert Storm is unlikely.
Herrin patrolman Brad Smith rushed to a 911 call at 713 West Madison Street and found Viola Guy choking. He performed the Heimlich maneuver, dislodging a large vitamin from her windpipe, saying he used force and feared she’d be sore, but she could breathe freely again.
In Springfield the two day Illinois Governor's Coal Conference showcased renewed hope for the industry. DCCA director Pam McDonough and U.S. Rep. John Shimkus led opening talks as lawmakers and energy officials discussed incentives and rules for new coal projects aimed at rebuilding a stable market.
In Carterville Malone Day Care Center children ages over 30 crafted patriotic ribbons and red white and blue sand candles to raise funds for the New York relief effort. The group donated 2023 dollars to Banterra Bank and 500 dollars to the American Red Cross.
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