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Yes I originally posted that particular article and then I went back later in the week and found that the article had been reprinted with many of the mistakes corrected. I don’t know if the reporter was excited to find an actual Jr family member he could actually interview and didn’t bother do to any indepth research but as you can see the link I originally posted was for an article from the same source with a date four days later and the title had also been changed! There are a great many mistakes in that article including the fact that Stanley Ann died in 1970 when we know she didn’t, but Obama Sr died in 1971. What caught my attention was the fact that she mentioned that Stanley Ann was born near Seattle WA so I wondered whether it was a slip of the tongue and she actually meant Jr. I also found it interesting that Lolo is described as Hawaiian when we know he was Indonesian. I saw the family tree in the Chicago newspaper, at one time most of the Obama articles were unavailable even with a proper link and name of article. The same could be said of many of the articles which appeared which is why my hubby began saving them to his computer since he has a much bigger hard drive on his desktop than I do on my laptop. Unless you have a direct address many articles are now unavailable even those from the Hawaiian newspapers but if you have the direct address you can still access them except for one which was removed for some reason.