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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2004
Page
1
Survivor reflections mark five years since Columbine tragedy, blending heartbreak with renewed hope. Across sections, Baghdad highways close, local panels seek answers, and community groups organize fundraisers and cleanups while business and regional outlooks highlight changes since the era.
Brenda Taylor, a mother and student from Carbondale, narrates her five year journey from fleeing an abusive husband to rebuilding her life. After she left him and obtained a protection order, he violated it and his family posted a $5,000 bail. Authorities warned they could not predict further danger.
In Carbondale during National Crime Victim Rights Week set for April 1824, four advocates stay on duty year round. Susie Toliver and intern Lisa Trigleth at the Carbondale Police Department assist crime victims to understand and claim their rights and recover from the experience.
More than 2,000 runners faced relentless heat in the River to River Relay as volunteers and spectators provided crucial support. Lick Creek United Missionary Baptist Church Youth Pastor David Stewart led a relief station near Goreville with fruit, snacks and drinks, while Goreville merchants reported strong business from runners and supporters.
Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi was killed in a missile strike on his car in Gaza City along with two bodyguards as Israel intensifies its campaign to eliminate Hamas leadership before the planned Gaza withdrawal. Thousands marched in Gaza City shouting revenge quotes.
The move, rare for Illinois governors, could place Blagojevich on a par with House Speaker Madigan and Senate President Jones in shaping Democratic campaigns. David Wilhelm leads the effort, with Blagojevich using the Friends of Blagojevich fund to back favorable candidates and pressure critics, signaling the governor’s intent to become a major political powerbroker.
Batavia Ohio residents recall Pfc. Keith M Maupin as strong and resilient after his Army convoy was ambushed in Iraq and he reportedly survived a lake accident while training with a crew team. Family friend David Black spoke Saturday calling Maupin mentally and spiritually strong.
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