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| Understanding Forms of Domestic Violence |
An area woman in Galesburg earlier this week who deals with those affected by domestic violence says more and more attention is being given to other victims.
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| Wells Fargo Earnings Fall on Fee Income |
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Wells Fargo says its first-quarter earnings fell 1 percent to $2.37 billion as the bank dealt with continuing losses on consumer loans.
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| Target Swaps Credit Card |
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Target Corporation says it will stop issuing Visa credit cards to its shoppers and will instead offer new cardholders access to the company's proprietary credit card.
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| McDonald's Profit Rises on Value Menu Items |
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -- McDonald's first-quarter profit climbed above analysts' expectations as hungry diners looking to stretch their dollars chowed down on its value menu items.
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| Macomb Struggles to Get Census Response |
MACOMB, Ill. (AP) -- Early U.S. Census figures show the city of Macomb is once again struggling to get responses from areas on and around the campus of Western Illinois University.
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| Macomb Students to Be in Class on Veterans Day |
MACOMB, Ill. (AP) -- Macomb Public School students will be in class on Veterans Day, starting next school year.
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| Flu Drugs Saved Many Pregnant Swine Flu Victims |
ATLANTA (AP) -- The most complete analysis of swine flu deaths among pregnant women last year indicates that quick treatment with Tamiflu or a similar medicine saved the lives of many.
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| Senate Committee Rejects Four-Day School Plan |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- An Illinois Senate panel has rejected proposed legislation that would let Illinois school districts hold classes only four days a week.
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| Judge Orders Blago Trials to Stay Together |
A federal judge Wednesday ruled that the political corruption trial of the former governor and his brother will not be separated.
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| State Lawmakers Talk "ObamaCare" |
The way the federal health care overhaul will be implemented in Illinois is taking shape.
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