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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2008
Page
1
Bhutto's husband urges U.N. probe into her death as PARADE magazine features a cover interview by Gail Sheehy. The piece, printed days before Bhutto's Dec 27 assassination, probes her complex life and notes she believed she might be killed while assessing Pakistan's role in the war on terror.
Asif Ali Zardari, Bhutto's widow’s widower and opposition leader, alleges government involvement in her Dec 27 assassination and urges U N scrutiny. British officers assist Pakistan probe as calls for independent international inquiry grow amid disputed official findings.
A Jackson County Health Department look at 2007 birth registrations shows local top names mirror national trends from babycenter.com. Aiden leads boys nationwide and locally, with Jayden Noah and Logan also appearing locally. for girls Sophia Emma Isabella Addison Hailey Emily Olivia in top lists.
Adams Testa describes experience at the Illinois Masonic Children’s Home in Murphysboro where a staffer comforts a discipline-struck boy with a hug instead of a lecture. The piece notes Miller’s role as associate director and reflects on four years of service at the home, which has provided stability and care for children.
Candidates adjust travel plans as the 2008 primary season starts. Illinois campaign volunteers say schedules are in review with Rudy Giuliani the only definite appearance announced in the Land of Lincoln.
Campaign coverage notes Lincoln Day Dinner on Feb 2 in Springfield and emphasizes Illinois as pivotal on Super Tuesday Feb 5 with over 3,000 delegates across 20 states. Steve Brown of the Illinois Democratic Party cites urban, labor, university and farming interests as a cross section of Illinois voters.
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