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| AMA Chief: Health Care Stalemate Not Acceptable |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The American Medical Association has a message for President Barack Obama as he convenes a last-ditch health care summit.
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| 38 Felony Charges Against Dog-Shooting Suspect |
WAUKEGAN, Ill. (AP) -- Lake County authorities have filed 38 felony charges against a Grayslake-area man accused of shooting a stray dog outside his house.
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| Lawmakers Want to Hear More About Quinn's Budget |
People in state government are getting somewhat of a preview of the governor's budget message.
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| Quinn Still Supports Tax Hike |
Gov. Pat Quinn continues to stand behind an income tax increase to close the state's budget gap.
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| Lawmaker Scholarships Could Change |
Some lawmakers want to do away with General Assembly scholarships, but reforms is all they will get for now.
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| Monmouth Man Charged in 1998 Murder of Young Girl |
POSTED 2:52pm 2/24/10 Warren County authorities have made an arrest over 10 years after the death of a Monmouth infant that they believed all along was not an accident.
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| Teleconference in Galesburg Wednesday on Proposed U of I Extension Cuts -- LINKS AVAILABLE HERE |
The state budget crisis has taken its toll on the University of Illinois, and those cuts are even affecting county extension offices. Now, the public will have a chance to provide its input on what should, and shouldn't be done.
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| State Budget Goes Online Wednesday -- LINK AVAILABLE HERE |
Beginning Wednesday, you'll be able to see where the state has been financially and where it's headed.
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| Hints About Governor's Proposed Budget |
When Gov. Pat Quinn unveils his new budget Web site Wednesday, you'll see some of the basic numbers that he will use in his budget address. But a few of those numbers are being released to state lawmakers.
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| Leaders Hope Google's Plan Plays in Peoria |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- If Google plans to play, Peoria's leaders figure the Internet giant might as well play in Peoria.
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