[Imc-radio] RE: headlines

[Sandra Ahten]

Sarah... Perfect. Go right ahead with them. Very appreciated.

Sandra

>From: "Sarah Lazare" <glue83 at hotmail.com>
>To: radio at ucimc.org
>CC: spiritofsandra at hotmail.com
>Subject: headlines
>Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 14:24:54 -0600
>
>here are my new ideas for headlines.  what do you think?
>
>on November 23, ISU in Bloomington, Illinois passed an anti-Patriot Act 
>resolution.
>
>Carle Foundation Hospital found guilty for Firing Lesbian nurse Lynn Sprout
>
>There is a proposal for a Springfield city tax increment  to cover about 
>three-fourths of an estimated $6 millioin in road and infrastructure 
>improvements in the nirthwest side of Springfield - the poor area of town.  
>It includes $200,000 in payments to schools.
>
>Prescription drug plan in Springfield - here is an exerpt:
>Nearly two months after the introduction of the I-SaveRx prescription drug 
>program, the plan that Gov. Rod Blagojevich likened to a "prairie fire" is 
>barely smoldering. Nearly 1,100 people - out of an estimated 5 million 
>uninsured residents in participating states Illinois, Wisconsin and 
>Missouri - have completed enrollment forms and ordered prescription drugs 
>from the program's wholesalers and pharmacies in Canada, the United Kingdom 
>and Ireland.
>
>serial killer in peoria - here is an exerpt:
>A police task force in the Tri-County area is investigating the death of 
>six African-American women and four other missing women - who all fit the 
>same profile.
>
>fbi harassment of activists in Bloomington, Indiana - here is an exerpt 
>from the article:
>The harassment of Frank and his family began last February when FBI and ATF 
>agents began visiting him and his friends to attempt to question them about 
>a recent ELF action that had occurred in Bloomington. It continued in July 
>when the FBI and State Conservation Officers raided Frank and Marie Mason's 
>(his wife) house looking for implements of tree spiking. What they came 
>away with was loads of organizational literature, address books, family 
>photo albums and a few miscellaneous household items like spray paint and a 
>pocketknife. The authorities told them at this time that they would find 
>someone who would "rat" on Frank and come back with an arrest warrant.
>
>let me know which of these you would like me to do.  as soon as you do, i 
>will write them up.  i will be checking my email frequently all day.  sarah
>