Wednesday, July 21, 2004

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• County audit results returned

• Illinois toughens consequences for concealing a murder
  Governor signs Stacey's Law

• Illinois receives Upper Sangamon watershed study grant
  Will benefit Illinois agriculture and water quality to the Gulf of Mexico

• World, national news

• U.N. votes 150-6 against West Bank barrier

• U.S. military death toll tops 900

• More...

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• Classifieds  (10)         Sponsored by Aquamassage by Blue Diamonds

• Legal notices

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• Business news elsewhere

• Greenspan Tries to Reassure Businesses

• Microsoft's $75 billion cash reward

• More...

• Jefferson Street Vacation Bible School set for August

• Emden churches help Crisis Pregnancy Center

• Appreciation for Heritage Day volunteers and services

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Oasis update

• 'The Shape Game' and 'More Than Meets the Eye'

• Book reviews elsewhere

• A fresh 'Angle' on the spy novel

• Up to no good in the 'Glades

• 'Rivers' is a vivid but meandering character study

• Getting a handle on Woody Guthrie

• Martha-inspired passage wins bad writing award

• More...

• Movie reviews elsewhere

• 'Grudge' match

• An awful 'Cinderella Story'

• Raw, powerful 'Maria'

• More...

• Redbirds add Big Ten wide receiver

• Four Redbird legends selected for ISU Hall of Fame

• Sports news elsewhere

• Pushed by U.S., Greece to Allow Troops at Olympics

• Armstrong Goes Up, Up and Away, Into First

• Tour de France

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Consumer health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Cutting Drug Prices Would Fix Medicare Flaw: Analysis

• Statin Drug Helps Kids Who Inherit High Cholesterol

• Intensive Arthritis Therapy Helps Symptoms

• Stronger pot causes policy shift

• 'Mild' Cigarettes Don't Cut Nicotine Intake

• More...

• Law news elsewhere

• States, NYC target power companies

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Cell service may be next wave in cruise technology

• Duke to give iPods to all freshmen

• Open-source software running the Internet under the radar

• Washing no longer dirty work

• More...

Tuesday:

• City briefs
    City supports Main Street Lincoln summer events, artwork and wine tasting

• Illinois continues in international pact to manage Great Lakes waters

• Mayfield's Mutterings: Illinoisan wins British Open
    July 20 column dedicated to Mark Long

• Pinto results

• Weekly outlook
    Soybean prices

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