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THE HALLWAY BUZZ

The question is...

[OCT. 14, 2000]  "What are your thoughts on using human embryos for genetic testing and manipulation?"

[answers and photos]


BUSINESS

Annual Business Nexus
at the Depot

[OCT. 14, 2000]  Main Street Lincoln hosted the Business Nexus Friday evening at the Restaurant at the Depot, with a host of exhibitors and vendors present to help guide and generate ideas for starting new businesses. This event was sponsored by the City of Lincoln, State Bank of Lincoln, Logan County Bank, Illini Bank, and Union Planters Bank.

[complete story]


HEALTH & FITNESS

There's a new fitness trainer at Lincoln Recreation Center

[OCT. 14, 2000]  The Lincoln Park District recently hired a personal trainer. Her name is Pam Nemith, and she is available to assist you with a number of fitness needs.

[complete story]


HOME AND FAMILY

Part 2

Planning for a slimmer,
trimmer you

[OCT. 14, 2000]  Swimsuit season is over. Cool weather is fast approaching, and, believe it or not, the holiday season is only a few months away.  As the hours of sunshine decrease and the degrees dip into the lower double digits, it’s only natural that people stay inside more and tend to be less active. Coupled with that, as the holidays approach, they bring a time of gift-giving, helping those in need, spreading good cheer....and food. Lots of food. It’s important to start watching your eating habits now and preparing for those calorie-laden times.

[complete story]


EVENTS

Pancake breakfast fundraiser

[OCT. 14, 2000]  Mayor Joan Ritter hosted a Pancake breakfast fund raising event this morning (Saturday). A host of people came out and showed their support. Ritter is running for a second term as mayor of Lincoln.

[click here for photos]


SPORTS NEWS

Railers never quit

By Rick Hobler

[OCT. 14, 2000]  Practice makes perfect. In practice, the Railer football players have a phrase they use to motivate each other. It goes something like this: "Nobody quits until the final whistle blows." Last night, as the Railers played Taylorville, they played on the field like they practice…until the very last whistle. And while the Railers didn't win, falling to Taylorville, 46-6, they showed, with some exceptions, improving execution on offense and defense.

[complete story]


SPORTS NEWS

Volleyball: Lincoln College vs. John Wood

[OCT. 14, 2000]  On the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct. 11, Lincoln College’s women’s volleyball team traveled to Quincy to play John Wood. It was a close, five-game match: 12-15, 15-8, 14-16, 15-6, 13-15. John Wood took the tiebreaker to win.

[sports report]


MOVIES & VIDEOS

"Rules of Engagement"

[OCT. 14, 2000]  Rules of Engagement is a different kind of war movie. First of all, it is about a new kind of war - urban conflict. It depicts the other side of war, the human side, where mistakes in judgment are admitted and sometimes even prosecuted. And Rules of Engagement is also a movie about politics. And politics never seem to change.

[film review]


Correction
[letters to the editor]  [corrections]


LAW & COURTS

Court reports
[OCT. 14, 2000]  The Law and Courts page includes a new set of weekly court reports, marriage licenses and dissolutions. The Lincoln Daily News does not list the names of the individuals unless convicted and age 18 or older.

[reports]



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Hear it here!

The Faks Machine:  Mike Fak and Jim Ash host a community call-in show.  Their show airs on Lincoln Daily News over the Media One link every Wednesday night beginning at 7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 20: Lincoln Railer football vs. East Peoria

You can hear the game right here on LDN via Media One.


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