Monday, January 19, 2004

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January 19, 2004, is celebrated as Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, a national holiday.  Rev. King is recognized as the leader of the American civil rights movement, a struggle to gain equal rights for every citizen of this country.  Schools, businesses, banks and government offices are closed today in honor and remembrance of this man and his contribution to unifying the people of this great nation.

• An invitation to 'Dr. King had a dream'

• Community mourns the loss of a well-known citizen

• Group proposing ethanol plant asks for county support

• Get Smart About Insurance Week, Jan. 19-23

• World, national news

• Memorials, volunteerism mark King's 75th birthday

• Iraqis demand free elections

• Caucus afternoon spurs Iowa race intensity

• More...

• LCHS speech team results at Heyworth

• Marriages and dissolutions

• Weekly court reports

• 44th District update

• Law news elsewhere

• UN commander accuses Rwanda colonel in massacre tribunal

• Cash, cars, mortgage payoffs and college tuition

• More...

• Balloon club sponsors ag scholarships

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Outlook: Soybean highs won't reach record, says economist

• More U.S. corn acres needed to meet demand--trade

• Farm equipment makers may get 2004 boost--analysts

• Land Institute seeking perennial wheat, other crops

• Monsanto exits Argentina soy biz despite soy boom

• More...

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!  (4)

• Classifieds (11)

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• Business news elsewhere

• Seven earnings reports that matter

• More...

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Mini-mutterings

• LCC's Preachers claimed a big win over Northland -- pictures

• Illinois outscores Hawkeyes

• Illinois State 54, Southwest Missouri State 42 -- pictures

• Sports news elsewhere

• Patriots 24, Colts 14: Admission to Super Bowl by Interception Only

• Panthers stun Eagles, head to Super Bowl

• Els captures Sony Open in playoff

• CNNSI.com

• ESPN.com

• More...

• Consumer health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Drug Approval Process Improving

• Report: Atkins advises cutback on meat

• Sometimes, a Healthy Weight is the Way to Go

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Software to limit tracking cell phone users

• Sources: Google developing ad service for e-mail

• More...

Saturday headlines:

• He's leaving the EDC position, but don't let that fool you
  An exit interview with Jeff Mayfield

• Illinois outlaws kudzu and six species of buckthorn

• Dogs and wine returning this summer

• Einstein's Cajun menu for Saturday, Jan. 17

• Letters:

• Future journalist analyzes community and paper

• Where'd the games go?

• Senate week in review

• Unhappy workers are stressing themselves and the American economy

• Railers defeat Springfield High School 53-44: pictures from game

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