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| U of I President Says He Will Follow Commission's Recommendations |
University of Illinois President B. Joseph White held a closed-door meeting Wednesday with leaders and admissions officials from the university's campuses in Urbana-Champaign, Chicago, and Springfield.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: Abingdon, Avon, & Bushnell-Prairie City School Boards Approve Feasibility Study |
POSTED 9:00am 8/13/09 The Abingdon School Board is agreeing to continue talks about the possibility of reorganization with two neighboring school districts.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: Knoxville School Board to Undergo Self-Evaluation |
The Knoxville School Board is going to do something that its president says hasn't been done in four years.
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| Abingdon Community Festival Starts Thursday |
Officials in Abingdon say they hope anyone looking to get their kids out of the house one last time before school starts will consider making the trip to Abingdon this weekend.
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| Kids Playing "Fireball" Face Charges |
Three minors have been cited by Galesburg Police after they were found to be playing a game with a tennis ball that was set on fire.
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| Blue Cross Cuts Jobs |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The parent of Blue Cross and Blue Shield in four states, including Illinois, has announced it will shed 650 jobs as it prepares for operations after the expected adoption of health care reforms.
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| Have a Shiny New Penny, Mr. Lincoln |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Abraham Lincoln is getting a present for his 200th birthday -- a brand-new penny.
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| Illinois Home Foreclosures Increase in July |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois home foreclosure activity spiked almost 35 percent in July as a state law that had stalled foreclosures expired.
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| More National Guard Troops Returning Home |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- About 60 Illinois Army National Guard soldiers are scheduled to return from a one-year mobilization in Afghanistan.
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| Governor Makes Amendatory Veto to Juvenile Justice Law |
The state would do better at rehabilitating young offenders, rather than see them as repeat offenders, if a bill the Juvenile Justice Initiative is pushing succeeds.
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