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| Ex-Dem Candidates for Governor Run as Independents |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn says he isn't afraid of competition.
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| Quinn Comments on U of I President Selection |
Gov. Pat Quinn recognizes the difficulty facing the new president of the University of Illinois.
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| Durbin Talks About Benefits for Disabled Veterans |
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) is announcing benefits to the families of disabled veterans.
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| Lawmakers Discuss "Cronyism" |
Lawmakers' spouses appointed for top state jobs: That's what brought sniping in the Illinois Senate earlier this month, as the Senate considered whether to confirm the wives of two state lawmakers.
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| Chicago Mob Hitman Dies in Galesburg Prison |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A reputed Chicago mob hitman convicted in the 1972 slaying of a union official has died in a Galesburg prison, a state spokeswoman says.
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| Residents Walk to Help Child Victims of Crimes |
An area agency that helps youth victims of crimes, and helps police catch the people that commit them, is the recipient of some much-needed help from the public.
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| First Customer for New City of Galesburg Grant |
It didn't take long after the Galesburg City Council approved a new grant program before it got its first customer.
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| Friends Search Mississippi River for Iowa Man |
BETTENDORF, Iowa (AP) -- Friends have been searching for a 32-year-old Davenport man who went into the Mississippi River while being chased by police.
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| Quinn Says 3,800 Employers to Get Subsidized Jobs |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn says 577 employers have agreed to hire more than 3,800 workers through his recently launched "Put Illinois to Work" program.
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| High Risk Patients May be Stuck Paying High Rates |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The federal health law won't offer relief to thousands of Illinois residents who pay high premiums because of medical problems.
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