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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in October 2006

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News from October 2006


Railroad worker claims cumulative trauma in federal suit

By Steve Gonzalez |
A man who claims his ability to enjoy life has been impaired due to working on the railroad filed suit in U.S. District Court Sept. 28, against Illinois Central Railroad (ICR) claiming it failed to provide him with a safe place to work in violation of the Federal Employers' Liability Act.

MLK crash survivor files suit

By Ann Knef |
A survivor of a deadly crash on the Martin Luther King Bridge nearly two years has filed suit in St. Clair County Circuit Court.

Kenneth Hall Hospital sued for misdiagnosis

By Ann Knef |
A patient at Kenneth Hall Regional Hospital in East St. Louis claims she did not receive appropriate emergency medical care for treatment of a heart attack, according to a suit filed in St. Clair County Circuit Court Sept. 26.

Railroad workers combine suit against Illinois Central

By Ann Knef |
Twelve former railroad workers who claim workplace exposure caused them to develop asbestosis and pneumoconiosis combined their claims in a suit against Illinois Central Railroad.

East St. Louis sued over non-working signal lights

By Ann Knef |
The intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and North 9th Street in East St. Louis The city of East St. Louis is being sued for failure to maintain traffic signals at the intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and North 9th Street.

Nuclear medicine scanner blamed for injuries

By Ann Knef |
A man whose arm and shoulder were pinched by a nuclear medicine scanner while undergoing a medical procedure at Memorial Hospital is suing the manufacturer.

Home owners sued for invitee's injuries

By Ann Knef |
2117 State St. in East St. Louis Julie Lewis of St. Clair County is suing the owners of an East Carondelet home for falling on a set of steps nearly two years ago.

Vulnerable Venerable

By The Madison County Record |
Wyvetter Younge Democrat strategists had hoped the grand dame of the Illinois House, Rep. Wyvetter Younge of East St. Louis, would never have to set foot on the campaign trail.

Fear Factor

By The Madison County Record |
Is Thomas Lakin, as his accusers say, a "powerful man" who can make "anything go away"? From our perch, it sure seems like it.


For Bathon

By The Madison County Record |
To the editor:

'Who's on First'?

By The Madison County Record |
To the editor: