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| Sheley Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Jailhouse Assault |
UPDATED 11:43am 10/30/09 Accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley won't be going to prison for as long as prosecutors wanted for assaulting employees of the Knox County Jail earlier this year.
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| Gains Made in Soybean Harvest |
The Illinois corn harvest continues to move painstakingly slow, but farmers in some parts of the state did make progress bringing in soybeans.
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| Congressman Likes Newly Combined Health Care Bill |
He says it's a bill that's not perfect, but a local Congressman believes the health care reform bill introduced Thursday by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi puts the country closer to something that's been worked on for generations.
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| Area Man Leads Police on Foot Chase |
A local man wanted on a number of warrants is accused of leading police on a foot pursuit through Galesburg.
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| Rain, Rain and More Rain in Western Illinois |
Persistent rain has saturated the ground in Southern and Western Illinois.
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| Ball Named New V-P at Monmouth College |
Molly Ball, executive director of development at Kalamazoo College in Michigan, has been named vice president for development and college relations at Monmouth College.
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| Geithner Unveils Plans for Tax Credits in Chicago |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is in Chicago to announce plans for $5 billion in investment for struggling communities nationwide.
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| Plaque Honoring Missing Stacy Peterson Stolen |
BOLINGBROOK, Ill. (AP) -- Police in Bolingbrook say someone has stolen a plaque memorializing missing Stacy Peterson from the Recreation and Aquatic Center in the southwestern Chicago suburb.
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| Ill. House OKs Caps on Political Donations |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois House has approved the state's first limits on the size of political contributions, with one key exception.
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| Illinois National Guard to Hold Memorial Ceremony |
MIDLOTHIAN, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois National Guard will hold a ceremony in the southern Chicago suburb of Midlothian to honor a fallen soldier and present several awards.
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