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Tadgh, a collie given an Irish name by his owner Sarah Wiley, of Carbondale, is bathed by volunteers Saturday at the Dog Days of Summer fundraiser at Turley Park. Lana Starnes, a volunteer for the Humane Society of Southern Illinois who helped in washing Tadgh, said she believes volunteering is important and enjoys doing whatever she can to help local shelters. About 65 dogs were washed at the fourth annual event, raising $1,046 for PAWS, St. Francis CARE and the Humane Society of Southern Illinois.
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D E C AT U R— Less than a week after asking local residents to cut water use, city officials in Decatur have decided they won’t give them a choice. On Monday the city said it will is impose water-use restrictions on homes and most businesses starting Wednesday. Last week, city officials asked residents to voluntarily cut back. The drought that’s drying out the region has lowered the level of Lake Decatur. Lawns can be watered only a few days a week and washing vehicles is prohibited except at commercial car washes. Other restrictions include limiting restaurants to only serve water to customers on request.
C HIC AGO — A Chicago City Council committee has signed off on settlements in two lawsuits filed by men who allege they were victims of police torture during the tenure of former Chicago Police Cmdr. Jon Burge. The settlements totaling $7.17 million still need the full City Council’s approval. More than $5 million would go to Michael Tillman, who says officers tortured him for four days until he confessed to murder. He was exonerated after spending more than 23 years in prison. Additionally, David Fauntleroy would get $1.8 million. He spent 25 years in prison after being charged in a 1983 double murder, but that case was dropped in 2009.
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JESSICA TEZAK | DAILY EGYPTIAN Brad Sodegren, 11, of Baraboo, Wis., and Carlos Guzmin, 10, of Wilmette, complete the ages 10-18 race Sunday during the Continental Tire Criterium bike race, part of the Great Egyptian Omnium, at John A. Logan. Sodegren said he races every Saturday and Sunday from the middle of April through August for his team, the Baraboo Sharks. Guzmin said he began racing because his dad was a cyclist in Columbia and this was his second year participating in the race. The kids’ race lasted twenty minutes which adds up to about four laps around the 1.1 mile loop at the college.
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Penn State’s football program was punished by the NCAA Monday for the actions of convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky and the cover up that followed among the staff and coaches. These punishments include a four-year postseason ban, a loss of scholarships for the next four seasons, and every win Joe Paterno recorded since the initial reported case of child abuse in 1998 will be vacated. Is the punishment appropriate?
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The punishment is misguided, to say the least. The only people truly responsible for this situation - Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, former president Graham Spanier and former athletic directory Tim Curley - aren't at the university anymore. The only people the NCAA is really punishing are the current players, coaches and fans of Penn State.
After all these sanctions, I don't think anybody is going to complain about the NCAA going easy on Penn St., which is a good thing. It may be on the harsh side, but it is totally deserved.
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