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Monday, March 03, 2003 

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• Illinois Senate to address medical liability insurance crisis
  Doctors demonstrate at state Capitol

• Senate week in review: Feb. 24-28

• New head of Department of Insurance named

• World/National News

• CIA agents grilling al Qaeda planner

• U.N.: Iraq destroys more missiles

• N. Korea: Missiles a 'right'

• Turkey Will Seek a Second Decision on a G.I. Presence

• Qaeda Suspect, Sound Asleep at Trail's End, Offers No Resistance

• More...

• Agency addressing injustice in legal system celebrates 15th anniversary

• Job Hunt  (1)

• Classifieds

• Business News Elsewhere

• Wall Street's uphill battle

• More...

• Personal Tech News Elsewhere

• Telemarketing tools trump privacy gadgets

• More...

• Digital imaging system can provide fast answers to most plant and pest problems

• Agriculture News Elsewhere

• Corn, Soybean Growers Get Mississippi Locks Agenda

• Why Mexico's Small Corn Farmers Go Hungry

• Biotech Crops Become Common on American Farms Despite Health Concerns

• Monsanto courts farmers on gene-altered wheat

• More...

• Club writes about Lincoln favorites

• Calendar of Events

• Serving in the military

• Parents and teachers, new website helps explain terrorism to kids

• Mayfield's Mutterings...: It was all Lincoln

• Lincoln swimmers, a big name in age-group championships

• High school basketball

• Preachers end season in regional final

• Men's basketball pre-game notes: Illinois State vs. Southern Illinois

• Sports News Elsewhere

• Toms no match for Tiger in final

• Putting a New Face On, Not In, the U.S.O.C.

• CNNSI.com

• ESPN.com

• More...

• Consumer Health News Elsewhere

• Experts: Fewer calories from sugar

• High-dose vitamin D prevents bone breaks in elderly

• Child-seat instructions too difficult, study says

• Patient list ignored in botched transplant

• More...

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