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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2003
Page
2
Williams condemns preemptive war as reckless and Lisa Tozer of SIUC says US attack worsens Iraqi hardships. Tracy McEvilly points to UN disarmament and warns of US political backlash. Muldoon calls for Southern Illinois voices to join national peace efforts.
Iraq demanded a 12,000 page declaration detailing all weapons programs while Saddam Hussein urged Iraqis to defend Baghdad. U.N. inspectors found 12 empty chemical warhead shells as Blix and ElBaradei pressed for more time. Chirac backed inspectors and US led calls for restraint amid mounting pressure from the United States and Britain.
President Bush and Laura Bush toured Walter Reed Army Medical Center to meet five noncommissioned officers injured in Afghanistan. He praised their courage, thanked Army doctors, and pledged top care. The visit followed briefings on the war on terrorism.
Lawyers for the Boston Archdiocese have begun issuing subpoenas to therapists who offered counseling to alleged abuse victims, seeking sworn details of sessions. The move, condemned by victims and their lawyers, tests the confidentiality of therapy as part of a church effort to address claims.
In a rural district spanning 27 counties, Superintendent Dennis Holland announced a grant of 1,350,510.22 dollars covering 75 percent of uninsured costs to replace the Cypress school. The district must cover the remainder as the school remains closed for the MLK Jr. holiday with plans to reopen Tuesday.
The Makanda board met in a closed session then motioned to appoint Sara Lipe as deputy supervisor. Fire department manager will be Jimmy Bilderback, appointed in December and starting January, at 22 152 annually. Ron Hertter, city employee, has held both jobs unpaid since 2002. Rose Lipe administers relief funds. Larry Lipe is township assessor.
The paper invites readers to report inaccuracies via the accuracy hotline with local and toll free numbers. A Thursday sports item misstated school enrollment split for IHSA classification next season. The IHSA has not set an enrollment cutoff or class assignments yet and will classify schools in May. The figures 752 753 referred to last season, not next.
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