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| Pekin Man Allegedly Tossed Dead Squirrel |
BARTONVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- A Pekin man is facing misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges for allegedly tossing a dead squirrel into the drive-through window of a fast food restaurant in Bartonville.
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| Man Allegedly Threw Cheeseburger at Police Officer |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A Springfield man has apparently learned that it's not a great idea to throw a half-eaten cheeseburger into someone's face -- especially if that someone is a police officer who is pursuing you.
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| State Chooses Proposed Route for New Amtrak Run |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced its choice of a proposed route for Amtrak's new Chicago-Rockford-Dubuque line, which is slated to begin service in 2014.
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| Quincy Teenager Sentenced for Bus Arson |
QUINCY, Ill. (AP) -- A Quincy teenager will be spending 26 days in jail, followed by four years of probation for a fire that destroyed three school buses.
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| Poetry Contest to Commemorate Reagan Centennial |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois school students are encouraged to write poems to commemorate the late President Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday.
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| Man Who Defrauded Hundreds Sentenced to 20 Years |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- A federal court judge in Peoria has handed down a 20-year prison sentence to William Huber, a former Decatur resident who defrauded friends and investors out of $15 million in a Ponzi investment scam.
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| Woman Dies While Held for Alleged Shoplifting |
TINLEY PARK, Ill. (AP) -- Police in Tinley Park say a woman who collapsed and died while being held at a local Kmart for alleged shoplifting had a history of cardiac problems.
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| Governor OK With More High-Speed Rail Money |
(IRN) -- Illinois is receiving $42 million in additional funds for high speed rail projects in the state, and the governor is ambivalent about that.
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| Santo Remembered at Funeral |
(IRN) -- Ron Santo was remembered Friday at his funeral at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago.
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| Norm Winick Passes Away |
POSTED 12:53pm, UPDATED 1:05pm 12/10/10 A final edition of the newspaper a Galesburg man was the publisher of had just come off the presses, when the man's battle with cancer came to an end.
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