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| Woman Accused in Theft Could Admit to Crime |
A Galesburg woman accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from her former employer could soon admit to the crime.
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| Illinois Steps in to Help Japan Recovery Effort |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The state of Illinois is sending help to Japan as that country tries to recover from a devastating earthquake and tsunami that crippled a nuclear power plant.
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| Illinois Minors Have a Tougher Time Buying Cigarettes |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- It's gotten steadily tougher for minors in Illinois to buy cigarettes at stores around the state since 1994.
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| Obama: Raise Debt Ceiling or Risk Global Recession |
CHICAGO (AP) -- President Barack Obama says that failing to raise the U.S. debt limit "could plunge the world economy back into recession.''
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| Illinois Drug Abusers Could Have Immunity Under Bill |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois drug abusers who seek medical assistance following an overdose would receive legal immunity under a bill moving through the General Assembly.
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| Strategic Plan Coming Along for the Board of Health |
A strategic plan is in the making for the Knox County Board of Health and Health Department.
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| Videotaped Confession to Be Allowed in Felony Sex Case |
A Galesbug teenager described in court as mentally ill apparently knew what he was doing when he confessed during a videotaped interrogation to performing a sexual act in front a minor, so a judge says a jury can see that confession.
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| IL Senate Rejects Workers' Compensation Changes |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A Republican plan to overhaul the Illinois workers' compensation system has been rejected by the state Senate.
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| IL Senate OKs Overhaul of Education Labor Laws |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois Senate has unanimously approved sweeping legislation that would reduce teachers' job security and emphasize performance over seniority.
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| SIU Trustees Delay Move on Tuition Increases |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- Plans to raise tuition rates for incoming freshmen at Southern Illinois University's Carbondale and Edwardsville campuses next year are on hold for now.
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