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| McDonald's: U.S. Sales Comparison Falls in November |
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -- McDonald's, the world's largest fast-food chain, says monthly sales in the U.S. fell in November, the fourth time the monthly figure hasn't climbed in more than 6 1/2 years.
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| AutoZone Profits Grow as Sales Climb |
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Auto parts retailer AutoZone says its fiscal first-quarter profit rose 9 percent as strapped consumers spent more money repairing their old cars instead of buying new ones.
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| Plop, Plox, Fizz, Fizz, Oh, What a Recall It Is |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bayer Healthcare is recalling 100,000 packages of Alka-Seltzer cold capsules because some do not properly display warning information about drowsiness.
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| Quinn, Hynes Still Differ on Paying Bills |
Gov. Pat Quinn is still hopeful the state will borrow short-term funds to catch up on unpaid bills.
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| Crop Harvest Almost Done |
The crop season in Illinois is almost done for 2009.
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| Illinois to Get More Federal Money for Veterans Issues |
Illinois will soon see additional federal dollars for help with veterans' issues.
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| Man Accused in Police Chase Pleads Guilty |
A Galesburg man will be spending several years in prison for his role in a police chase through two counties that was related to an illegal drug.
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| Plea Delayed Involving Meth Lab Fire at Mobile Home |
A Galesburg man was to have entered a plea in connection to a fire earlier this year that was suspected to have been caused by a methamphetamine lab, but that's since been delayed a month.
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| Plea Made in Felony Drug Case |
One of two Galesburg men arrested a couple months ago on felony drug charges following what originally was a simple traffic stop is headed to prison.
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| Liquor License Changes and Budget on Council Agenda |
Liquor license costs are already going up in the City of Galesburg, but the means by which establishments pay for them could soon get easier.
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