Glazier’s Motion to Suppress Denied

On Tuesday, Judge James Campanella signed an order denying James Glazier’s motion to suppress statements that Glazier had made on July 29, 2010, the day he was arrested. Glazier had been arrested along with Robbie Mueller and Carl Dane in the murder of Sidnee Stephens in July 2010. Dakota Wall was also convicted on crimes connected with the murder.

Glazier faces multiple charges in connection with Stephens’ murder.

No other information was available at press time.

Director: College Illinois! to stay afloat, even if that means taxpayer bailout

February 7, 2012

By Andrew Thomason | Illinois Statehouse NewsSPRINGFIELD —

Illinois’ prepaid college tuition fund on which some 54,000 families are relying is vowing to find some way to make up a·$559.9-million deficit.Even if that means asking for a taxpayer-funded bailout, said·John Sinsheimer, executive director for theIllinois Student Assistance Commission, or ISAC, which administers·College Illinois!.·

“There are a variety of solutions out there. They range from seeking a full-faith guarantee from the·General Assembly, to closing the program out to all new contracts and having the General Assembly make up the shortfall, to what we call benefit cost sharing where the universities would help,” Sinsheimer said during a hearing Tuesday of the·Legislative Audit Commission, a joint committee of the Illinois House and Illinois Senate.
College Illinois! stopped accepting new contracts on Sept. 30 after media reports of risky investments, funding shortfalls and accelerated withdraws from the program.
State Rep.·Rich Brauer, R-Petersburg, said he has received calls from constituents who’ve bought contracts, asking for advice on what to do.