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| Coach Chapman Left a Lasting Impression |
The shock is still new for many who knew John Chapman.
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| Rutherford Reacts to Galesburg Mayor Endorsing Opponent |
State Senator Dan Rutherford says it doesn't matter much to him that his opponent in the November election for Illinois State Treasurer has been endorsed by Galesburg's top elected official.
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| Money, Drugs Allegedly Found in Monmouth Homes |
Four people were arrested earlier this month in connection with a multitude of drugs.
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| Rutherford Questions Opponent's Claims |
The Republican candidate for Illinois Treasurer is defending criticism his Democratic opponent gave in Galesburg, by giving it right back to her.
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| Storm Cleanup Underway; Henderson, Mercer Counties Declared Disaster Area |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn has declared 12 counties as Illinois disaster areas following weekends storms that dumped near-record rainfall in the Chicago area.
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| Save-a-Lot Parent Company 1Q Net Income Falls 40% |
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) -- Supervalu Inc.'s first-quarter net income fell 40 percent as rising competition cut into the grocery chain's sales.
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| United Airline Execs Leaving in Continental Deal |
NEW YORK (AP) -- The parent company of United Airlines says two top executives are leaving the company once it combines with Continental Airlines Inc.
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| Kirk Proposes 7 Debates, Forums in Senate Race |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Republican Mark Kirk is proposing seven debates and candidate forums in the race for President Barack Obama's former Senate seat.
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| Quinn Signs Measure Banning "Legal Pot" |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn has signed into law a measure that will soon ban the sale in Illinois of synthetic marijuana substitute often known as "K2."
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| Praise for New Law Protecting Disabled Illinoisans |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Activists are praising a new law aimed at protecting the safety of Illinoisans receiving state services for mental or developmental disabilities.
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