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| Agriculture Scholarships Available |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- High school seniors headed for a career in agriculture may apply for a $2,000 state scholarship.
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| IL Senate Considers Limiting Free Rides for Seniors |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois lawmakers are considering restrictions on free public transit rides for senior citizens.
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| ComEd Offers State $500 Million |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- ComEd has tossed a $500 million wild card on the table in Springfield, where Gov. Pat Quinn and legislative leaders were trying to complete a state budget before Friday's expected adjournment of the Illinois General Assembly.
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| Quinn Pushing Bill to Expand Health Insurance Pool |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn wants Illinois lawmakers to pass legislation so the state can start implementing federal health care reform.
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| Budget Ideas Keep Coming |
As the scheduled Friday (May 7) adjournment rapidly approaches for the Illinois General Assembly, Illinois House Democrats are crafting an alternative to Gov. Pat Quinn's budget, which features an income tax hike.
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| Legislation Would Ban Credit Checks for Jobs |
People need jobs and their credit scores shouldn't prevent them from being hired.
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| Double Court Fees, Save State Troopers |
A way to raise money to offset the money to be cut from the Illinois State Police budget has passed the Illinois House.
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| Plea Deal in Monzo Theft Case Officially Accepted |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 5/4/10 A Galesburg woman and former elected official is set for jail now that a judge has officially accepted her guilty plea and negotiated sentence on what used to be felony charges.
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| Crews Respond to Fire at Former Butler Building; Arson Suspected -- PHOTOS AVAILABLE HERE |
POSTED 5:17am, LAST UPDATED 11:19am 5/4/10 Galesburg firefighters say arson is likely the cause of an early morning fire on the former Butler Manufacturing complex.
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| Galesburg Noise Ordinance Not as Loud |
There was some confusion among Galesburg aldermen over ultimately how much weaker a new ordinance would be that was designed to deter people from turning their car stereos up really loud, but in the end, the ordinance that was passed isn't the one that the city crafted -- originally, on the advice of aldermen.
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