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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2008

Page

2

Southern Illinoisan Classifieds and Delivery Details

Subscriptions and delivery dates announced for The Southern Illinoisan readers in Carbondale Murphysboro and De Soto areas and Williamson County. Contact numbers and hours provided for home delivery, classifieds ads, and display ads with notices of double Sunday papers on Feb 3 and 10, 2008.

Carbondale Murphysboro de Soto Williamson County Thesouthern.com

Accuracy Hotline for The Southern Inaccuracies Reported

A call for readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern includes Jackson County and toll free options with extensions for submitting corrections.

Jackson County

Freeman Spur Built Around Coal Mines and Community Echoes

In Freeman Spur, a coal mining village of about 300, residents recall a once bustling area called The Patch with five grocers and taverns. Elder residents, including Vincent Talluto and Cecilia Adelsberger, share memories of school life, race integration, mine operations, and a town now refreshed by Mayor Curt Spaven’s efforts to curb vandalism and restore facilities while maintaining frugal finances.

Vincent Talluto Talluto Lowell Hall Freeman Spur Works Progress Administration Hall Herrin High School Colp Patch Jessie Cecilia Cecil” Adelsberger Adelsberger Curt Spaven Sam Milazzo Marvin Ridings Spaven City Hall Verna Thietje

Today in History Jan 21 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. holiday

Highlights recount on this date in history including Charles Starkweather’s 1958 killings and his girlfriend’s fate, Louis XVI’s 1793 execution, various political events in Mexico and New York, Lenin’s 1924 death, USS Nautilus 1954 launch, Clinton Lewinsky controversy, Hispanics surpassing blacks, a major Mexican earthquake, and Hugo Chavez’s remarks to US officials.

Martin Luther King Jr Charles Starkweather Carol Ann Fugate Lincoln Neb Starkweather Fugate Louis the XVI Felix Marina Zuloaga Mexico Ignacio Comonfort New York City Board of Aldermen George B. McClellan Jr Vladimir Lenin Groton Conn Bill Clinton White House Monica Lewinsky

Suzanne Pleshette Dies Ahead of Walk of Fame Honor

Suzanne Pleshette, famed for portraying Bob Newhart's wife on television, dies at 70 near Los Angeles from respiratory failure days before a star ceremony. She battled lung cancer with chemotherapy in 2006 and was to attend the Jan 31 Walk of Fame ceremony, marked by tributes from Bob Newhart and family.

Los Angeles Suzanne Pleshette Bob Newhart Pleshette Robert Finkelstein

The Bob Newhart Show and Newhart endings described

The Bob Newhart Show featured Chicago psychiatrist Bob Newhart with eccentric patients and wife played by Suzanne Pleshette. After 1978 a successful Newhart series showed him running a New England inn with more eccentrics. The final episode has a dream twist with Pleshette.

Bob Newhart Newhart Chicago Pleshette Timbuktu The Associated Press

Illinois Parental Involvement Law Faces Enforcement Delays

A 1995 parental notification law awaits rules from the Illinois Supreme Court, delayed until 2006 when Attorney General Lisa Madigan urged action. Officials warn absence of enforcement encourages out of state abortions, while experts note border crossing patterns and potential future declines once in effect.

General Assembly Illinois Supreme Court Lisa Madigan Bill Beckman Illinois Right To Life Committee Beckman Silverstein

Abortions Rate Declines Across Several States in 2005

The Guttmacher Institute reports Indiana 8.6, Iowa 10.6, Kentucky 4.4, Missouri 6.9, Illinois 18.9 abortions per 1000 women in 2005, with Illinois showing a 19 percent drop since 2000. The US rate reaches its lowest level since Roe v. Wade.

Indiana Iowa Kentucky Missouri Guttmacher Illinois Guttmacher Institute

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