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| Durbin Remembers Ted Kennedy |
An Illinois senator is praising the work done by U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), who died Tuesday night of brain cancer.
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| Quinn Will Not Force 2 U of I Trustees to Step Down; Names Two More |
Gov. Pat Quinn will allow two University of Illinois trustees who refuse to resign to remain on the board.
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| Chicago Government Watchdog Now U.S. Senate Candidate |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The top watchdog in Chicago city government is quitting to run for the U.S. Senate.
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| Lane Evans Now in Assisted Living Facility |
SILVIS, Ill. (AP) -- Former Congressman Lane Evans is far from the corridors of power these days.
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| Expert: College Freshmen Need Time Management Skills |
You can't do everything at once. In fact, new research from Stanford University - published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - shows the more people try to multi-task, the less they accomplish.
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| Group: Campaign Reform Bill Not Reform |
Political reformers are pushing the governor not to sign a bill that purports to be an improvement to the current system of campaign funding.
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| Quinn Signs Three Child Welfare-Related Laws |
Three new bills signed into law are aimed at reforming child welfare in Illinois.
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| Quinn's Office: Christopher Kennedy to Become U of I Trustee |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn will appoint a son of the late Robert F. Kennedy to the University of Illinois board of trustees.
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| Suspects in Altona Meth Lab Case Make Court Appearances |
Two Altona residents who were among four charged after a suspected methamphetamine lab was discovered in a home in Altona say they're not guilty.
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| Judge Finds Probable Cause in Local Meth Case |
A California man, who says he comes to Galesburg several times a year, will be tried on felony methamphetamine charges.
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