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| Illinois Capitol was Once Without Artwork |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Historians say the Illinois Capitol was likely undecorated when it first opened 134 years ago.
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| Chico Says Chicago Should Host Super Bowl |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago mayoral candidate Gery Chico says he would work to bring the Super Bowl to Chicago.
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| Ballots without Emanuel's Name Locked Up |
CHICAGO (AP) -- About 300,000 Chicago mayoral ballots that were printed without Rahm Emanuel's name are to remain locked up in the suburbs.
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| Push for Sheen Sainthood Back On |
(IRN)-The campaign to make Archbishop Fulton Sheen a saint that was put on hold, is back on again.
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| No Rodeo Champs in Springfield next Year |
(IRN)-A national rodeo championship will be bypassing the Illinois State Fairgrounds.
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| Kirk Says One Party Rule Should End in Egypt |
(IRN)-One U.S. Senator says it's time for one party rule in Egypt to end.
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| Galesburg's, IL's Troops in Egypt Far From Unrest |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois National Guard officials say the 440 Illinois soldiers on a yearlong peace-keeping mission in Egypt have not been seriously affected by the rioting in Cairo and other major Egyptian cities.
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| Recored in Community College Degrees, Certificates |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A record number of students completed degree or certificate programs at Illinois community colleges in the 2010 fiscal year.
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| IL Housing Agency Doles Out All of Stimulus Cash |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Illinois Housing Development Authority says it's distributed all of the state's federal stimulus money for affordable housing.
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| Comcast Takeover of NBC Universal Final |
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The nation's largest cable TV company, Comcast, says it will complete its takeover of NBC Universal at just before midnight Eastern time Friday.
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