Incumbent White and Cohn vie for secretary of state
State government race features incumbent White challenging challenger Cohn as voters eye control of the secretary of state office. Page 3A coverage notes campaign dynamics and regional relevance.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2002
Page
1
State government race features incumbent White challenging challenger Cohn as voters eye control of the secretary of state office. Page 3A coverage notes campaign dynamics and regional relevance.
Iraq reserves the right to end cooperation with U N weapons inspections if Washington manipulates them said by inspections chief Gen Hassan Mohammed Amin in a move that clouds prospects of resuming the high stakes mission. Saddam adviser Gen Amir al Sadi said Baghdad sees no obstacles to resumption of the hunt for weapons of mass destruction. U N inspectors could gain access to Saddam Hussein’s palaces and other sites as talks proceed.
Roland and Lisa Barr of Carbondale build a large network through open adoption. Their three boys Garrett 9 Harrison 6 Weston 2 are raised with Sally, Todd, Rachel, Aron and Erin the birth parents. The Barrs maintain relationships with five birth parents, seven sets of grandparents, plus great grandparents and many aunts and uncles. Lisa reflects on the journey from infertility to family. Lisa and Roland volunteer at their kids’ school, attend church, and keep sons active in music and sports. Lisa, 36, recalls the doctor’s blunt forecast and calls open adoption a gift born from challenge. The piece notes an adoption process in 1992 and directs readers to see Adoptions on page 2A.
The Evan Donaldson Adoption Institute notes 1.5 million adopted children nationwide, over 2 percent of all kids. In 1995 about 500,000 women sought adoption and 100,000 applied through agencies. Openness is rising. birth parents began being consulted more after 1970s, with 62 percent of private agencies holding meetings in a 1989 California study.
In 2001 SIU formed two vision groups. Vision 20/20 involved national experts guiding a broad strategic view, while a larger local panel examined Carbondale programs in depth. Both wind down, with Vision 20/20 delivering its recommendations and differing aims noted by Chancellor Wendler and SIU leaders.
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