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| Galesburg City Council Approves Building Purchase |
FIRST REPORTED 8:05pm 4/26/10 The City of Galesburg should soon officially have a piece of property that it says is crucial to putting all of its public works operations into one spot.
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| Obama Makes Surprise Stop at Iowa Organic Farm |
MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa (AP) -- President Barack Obama has made a surprise stop at a family-run organic farm in Iowa as he continues a Midwest tour on jobs and the economy.
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| Drug Sweep Leads to 13 Arrests at ISU |
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- Thirteen Illinois State University students have been charged with drug-related offenses following a sweep by state and local police.
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| School Bias Task Force Tussels With Time |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- An Illinois Senate task force to study racial bias in school discipline is supposed to submit its report on Saturday, but has just gotten started.
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| Tempers Flare in Hearing on IL Political Map |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A House committee has approved a Democratic plan to change the way legislative districts are drawn in Illinois.
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| Guard Promotes Colonel to Brigadier General |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The colonel who led almost 3,000 Illinois Army National Guard troops on a yearlong mission in Afghanistan is being promoted to brigadier general.
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| Emanuel Not Subpoenaed in Blago Case |
CHICAGO (AP) -- White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel says he hasn't been subpoenaed to testify at ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich's upcoming corruption trial.
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| Ousted Candidate Considering Running for Governor |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Democrat who quit after winning the lieutenant governor nomination in the Illinois Primary is now considering a run for governor as an independent.
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| Public Transportation Coming to Hancock County |
CARTHAGE, Ill. (AP) -- Hancock County residents will soon have access to public transportation for the first time.
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| Groups Offer Prison Reform Ideas |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Several Prison reform advocates want to reinstate two early release programs Gov. Pat Quinn halted last year.
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