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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2001

Page

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Giuliani Named Time Person of the Year 2001

Time magazine named New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as Person of the Year for his steadfast leadership after the September 11 attacks. Giuliani said he was stunned and credited the city’s responders, while editors noted his brave, tireless response throughout the crisis.

New York Rudolph Giuliani Time Magazine Jim Kelly World Trade Center Pentagon Osama bin Laden Kelly

Weather Outlook With Sunny Day and Christmas Cold

Today's forecast shows sunny skies with highs near 30 and quiet tonight with lows between 10 and 15 and light northwest winds. Christmas will be partly cloudy and cold with mid 20s highs. Details on 8A. subscribe at 800 228 0429 option 2 or online at www.thesouthern.com.

Thesouthern.com

Has terrorism changed you in Lincoln Illinois

In Lincoln Illinois residents react to Sept. 11 with tighter security and drills while teens in a Bible class say the attacks changed little. Pastor Mark Carnahan notes mixed feelings, hoping youths look beyond central Illinois to broader impacts.

Lincoln Mark Carnahan Illinois Central Illinois Carnahan

Illinoisans say Sept 11 reinforced traditional values across the state

After the attacks, Illinois residents from Lincoln to Chicago report little concrete change in life yet note heightened caution, renewed patriotism, and increased civility. Leaders like Tracy Parsons cite a shared vulnerability, while Mary Anne Downing channels goodwill into a kindness project tied to terrorism victims. See TERRORISM, 7A.

Zion Lutheran Church Lincoln Springfield

Marion man gives Christmas dinner to Marion kids

Johnny Willes, a Marion restaurant owner and Wheaton High School alumnus, plans a traditional Christmas dinner for needy children in Marion. He moved from Chicago to Marion 18 months ago and operates Johnny's House at 1703 W Main with his son Jeremy. Dorain Fletcher, a Marion city worker, is assisting the effort.

Marion Chicago Johnny Willes Willes Wheaton High School Johnny Jeremy Dorain Fletcher Fletcher

Calendar of cancer survivors stars in humorous relay scenes

Paulette Curkin, a cancer survivor, created a calendar featuring Jackson County residents in funny race themed photos to honor those lost to cancer and celebrate survivors. The project ties into the American Cancer Society Relay for Life program and aims to raise awareness.

Carbondale Paulette Curkin Curkin Jackson County American Cancer Society Relay For Life

Calendar of Jackson County Residents Shows Cancer Survivors

Paulette Curkin presents a humor calendar featuring Jackson County residents, many of whom have survived cancer. The project blends community spirit with lighthearted images to raise awareness and support for those affected by the disease.

Paulette Curkin Jackson County

Afghanistan's new Cabinet vows to bring real change

Afghanistan's 29 member cabinet met at the presidential palace in Kabul to push for rebuilding after decades of war. Premier Hamid Karzai urged continued foreign forces presence and emphasized unity while signaling efforts to establish law and order. Vice Premier Sima Samar attended as one of the two women in the cabinet.

Afghanistan Kabul Hamid Karzai United States CNN Abdul Rahim Karzai Sima Samar

Volunteers at WTC site to work on Christmas

New York continues the around the clock recovery and cleanup at ground zero through Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani says volunteers will keep searching as remains are found, stressing time is of the essence.

New York World Trade Center Ground Zero Rudolph Giuliani Giuliani

Calendar Classifieds and Deaths in Television World Section

A fragmented OCR listing shows sections titled Calendar Classified COMMS Deaths and Television World. The readable text hints at a newspaper page with notices and entertainment briefs but lacks coherent events or names to anchor a full item. The fragment suggests a local paper's classified and TV world briefs.

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