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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2006

Page

9

Burglary Suspects Sought After Carbondale Home Invasion

Carbondale police seek burglars after a break in on Wednesday between 11 45 a m and 3 45 p m in the 300 block of E Larch Lane. Two televisions and a DVD player were stolen. other electronics littered the kitchen floor as a door to a bedroom was kicked in. Call 618 457 3200 or Carbondale Crime Stoppers at 618 549 to report tips.

E. Larch Lane Carbondale

Interim director named for Shryock Auditorium at SIU Carbondale

Matthew T. Shackleton is named interim director of Shryock Auditorium at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, succeeding Robert Cerchio who leaves after 30 years to join Southeast Missouri State University. Shackleton has four years at Shryock and is pursuing theatre studies at SIUC. Cerchio becomes assistant director at SEMO's School of Visual and Performing Arts on the river campus.

Matthew T. Shackleton Southern Illinois University Carbondale Shryock Robert Cerchio Southeast Missouri State University Shackleton SIUC Cerchio SEMO School of Visual and Performing Arts New River

Puddle imposter back in Pulaski County case notes

Martin Minter, accused imposter of Puddle of Mudd member Paul Phillips, first appeared in Pulaski County after extradition from Nashville. He faces kidnapping, intimidation, aggravated battery and aggravated assault with bond set at 200000. Preliminary hearing planned for Oct 2.

Martin Minter Illinois Paul Phillips Pulaski County Minter Nashville Tenn Middle Tennessee Mental Health Institute Fox Network William Thurston Jackson County Randy Kern

Missouri man found guilty in Easter home invasion case

Leo Welch of Wyatt Missouri was convicted in Pulaski County court of burglary and home invasion after breaking into a Mounds area home on Easter morning and tying up several family members. Co-defendant Kevin Banks pleaded guilty earlier and received 15 years. Welch faces up to 45 years at sentencing November 22.

Pulaski County Missouri Leo Welch Wyatt Pulaski Mounds Kevin Banks Tamms Grayson Gile Gile Banks Welch

Pink Flossie Becomes Standout Subject in New Book

Local artist Marlene Webb of Ewing profiles her pig Pink Flossie in the book Pink Flossie Dreams Philosophy. The collection includes 12 paintings and sayings drawn from the artist’s memories of Flossie, including a photo that inspired the series. Webb notes the pig's real life roots, with the art and book reflecting a childlike faith and inner joy. The project followed a photo winning first prize and led to juried show exhibitions and public interest from officials. A reception and book signing were planned at The Buzz in Benton Public Square from 5:30 to 7:30 tonight.

Franklin County Marlene Webb Benton Ewing Pink Flossie Webb Flossie Benton Public Square

JALC Adopts Largest Budget in College History

CARTERVILLE John A Logan College approves a 35.8 million dollar FY07 budget, up about 2 million from FY06. President Robert L Mees says growth reflects rising enrollment and expanded programs. Salaries dominate the budget with health benefits driving cost increases, while tuition grants ICCB funding and local taxes fund the rest.

Carterville John A. Logan College Jalc Board of Trustees Robert L. Mees John A. Logan JP Barrington Barrington Illinois Community College Board ICCB

Davis Holds Town Hall in Carbondale Amid Education Focus

Mayoral hopeful Jessica Davis drew four participants at the Carbondale Civic Center for the first of seven town halls. She urged better ties with school boards, citing proficiency gaps and stating the city faces an education crisis. The event was recorded for her campaign site.

Carbondale Jessica Davis Davis Carbondale Civic Center Southern Illinois University Eve Jahnke Southern Carbondale

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