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| Lawmakers React to Thomson Decision |
Some state lawmakers are still skeptical of the transfer of Guantanamo Bay detainees to Illinois.
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| Brady Says He's More Ethical |
State Sen. Bill Brady (R-Bloomington) says he has more claim to the ethical high ground than do a couple of his opponents in the Republican gubernatorial primary. Brady says Andy McKenna and Jim Ryan should own up to their pasts.
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| District 205 Superintendent to Quinn, Hynes, Lawmakers in Springfeld: Where's Our Money? |
POSTED 10:55pm 12/14/09 The Superintendent of the Galesburg School District has one simple message for Governor Pat Quinn, Comptroller Dan Hynes, and essentially every state lawmaker: pay up, and pay up now.
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| District 205 Board Members React to Money State Owes |
The Galesburg School District is, to say the least, owed a lot of money from the state of Illinois, and the Superintendent and school board have a message for the Governor and anyone else making that a reality: put the check in the mail.
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| Special Meetings Tuesday Night About Monmouth-Roseville Finances |
The Monmouth-Roseville School Board Tuesday night will hold the first in a series of meetings to determine what, if anything, can be done to keep the district financially solvent in an environment where the state is playing anything but fair.
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| Thomson to Get Some Gitmo Detainees |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House plans to announce later Tuesday that the government will acquire an underutilized state prison in rural Illinois to be the new home for a limited number of terrorist suspects held at Guantanamo.
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| IL DOC: Ready to Clear Thomson if Feds Buy Prison |
THOMSON, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois Department of Corrections says it's ready to transfer out 200 prisoners from an underused prison if the federal government buys it to house alleged terrorists now held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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| VA Chief: Illinois's VA Problems Will Be Fixed |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Department of Veterans Affairs chief says he expects lingering problems identified at a troubled southern Illinois VA hospital will be fixed by the end of this month.
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| State Farm Wants to Cut Property Tax Bill |
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- State Farm Insurance thinks it's paying too much in property taxes in its hometown.
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| Comcast Unveils Online Viewing of TV Shows |
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Comcast subscribers can now watch several cable TV shows and movies on the Internet.
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