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| Mark Kirk Talks About Hopes for Upcoming Congress |
CHICAGO (AP) -- U.S. Senator Mark Kirk says he thinks the Congress should spend less money and lower deficits and taxes.
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| HUD Director's Focus is on Jobs, Home Ownership |
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The new regional administrator for a federal housing agency says his top priorities include putting people to work and making home ownership affordable.
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| Judge in Chicago to Rule in Emanuel Residency Case |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Cook County judge says he'll rule quickly in the residency case against former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel in his run for Chicago mayor.
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| Police: 45 Catalytic Converters Taken from Car Lot |
COLLINSVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- Police are trying to figure out who stole catalytic converters from dozens of vehicles at a car lot in the southwestern Illinois city of Collinsville.
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| Operation Lifesaver Launches New Campaign |
(IRN)-Train and car collisions were up 18 percent in 2010 compared to 2009 in Illinois.
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| Lawmakers Look at Education Reform |
(IRN)-With "reform" being a magic word at the state Capitol lately, the Senate Education Committee took up a plan to reform education in the state of Illinois.
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| Proposed Constitutional Amendment Not Welcomed by All |
(IRN)-A Taxpayers' Bill of Rights is drawing mixed reviews at the state Capitol.
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| BREAKING NEWS: Abingdon School Superintendent to Resign |
POSTED 8:59pm 1/3/11 The Superintendent of the Abingdon School District is planning on leaving the area to take another job with another school district.
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| More Grade Separation Money on City Council Agenda |
Even more money will likely be coming to the City of Galesburg to build one of three proposed rail crossing grade separations in town.
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| Tax Increase Gets Victories in 2010 |
Two area school administrators from two different counties got the same result on Election Day.
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