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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2004
Page
1
Column One Nation reports a man accused of killing nine engaged in polygamy and incest. Police say the case involves complex family ties and religiously motivated beliefs as investigators pursue motive and connections across communities.
Illinois voters face a useless primary as Kerry sewed up the Democratic nomination with wins across 27 of 30 states while Bush leads unchallenged on the Republican side. Analysts say earlier calendars and Illinois’ late date mute influence, with locals urging calendar reform to restore impact.
Benton residents discuss the Democratic primary contest between incumbent Bill Richardson seeking a second term and challenger Tom Dunn. Richardson, age 39, is married with two children and a lawyer with ties to SIUC and SIU, serving as Franklin County State's Attorney since 2000.
Dispute between Gorham mayor and fire chief ends with the chief’s termination and eight volunteer firefighters resigning. Ron Lee says he was notified by mail and that the department’s tanker truck recently needed costly repairs while he contends body of duties included maintaining all trucks without mayoral approval.
A taped message purportedly from al Qaida claims responsibility for the Madrid bombings that killed about 200 and wounded 1500. Five suspects, three Moroccans and two Indians, were arrested as authorities weigh Islamic links while elections approach and the authenticity of the tape remains unconfirmed.
Democratic front runner Barack Obama urged turnout among black voters at Rainbow PUSH headquarters in Chicago as he near the Illinois Senate primary. Rival Dan Hynes addressed ward organizations stressing turnout, while Republicans also campaigned statewide with parades and a Lincoln Day dinner in southern Illinois.
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