Friday, June 04, 2004

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Heard the roaring in the skies? If you stop out to the Logan County Airport, you'll find the source. Authentic WW II fighter planes are flying Logan County skies for the next week. A group of pilots called North American Top-Gun are here June 4 through 13. They offer flights and instruction in vintage aircraft. More information and reservations are available on their website, http://www.natg.com/.

• Wet May and warm spring rank among top 10 in Illinois

• World, national news

• Iraqi FM: Troops should stay

• Bush meets pope, faces protests

• Transcript of Tenet's resignation as CIA chief

• More...

• U of I engineers develop two-eyed tractor

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Census shows half of farmers are online

• Farmers win ruling on fees for generic ads
  Court gives state another chance on plums levy

• Russia to lift EU meat import ban - Commission

• More...

• Zimmerman scholarship winners named

• 44th District week in review

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!  (1)

• Classifieds  (3)         Sponsored by Aquamassage by Blue Diamonds

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• Business news elsewhere

• Job growth rocks again

• More...

• Make it a Cornland weekend next week
  Ice cream social

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• LCC to receive President's Cup

• Sports news elsewhere

• Flames burn Lightning in overtime

• Jimmie Johnson is riding high

• Balco Founder and Prosecutors Meet, but No Plea Deal Is Made

• Memorial Tournament

• NBA.com

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Consumer health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• New Medicare Drug Card Puzzles Seniors

• Gaily Colored Fruits May Reduce Stroke Risk

• Imagine That! A Better Memory

• Boys at Much Higher Drowning Risk

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Beating traffic tie-ups with tech

• Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases

• Gaming PC makers take aim at lucrative niche

• More...

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• Ask the Expert: Decorating for Kids

• Ask the Expert: Storage

• Advice on Jacks

• More...

• Travel news elsewhere

• Travel industry brightens over summer

• Log on and get out

• South Dakota: A great big building made of corn

• More...

Thursday:

• Downtown going to the dogs for Lincoln's third annual Dog Daze of Summer

• Main Street Lincoln's new board members 'dedicated to the community'

• Volunteer animal rescue training offered

• No end in sight for spring session

• Senate advances rolling stock appeal

• A quirk in farm policy threatens the Midwest vegetable industry
• Breast-feeding first defense against obesity
• Invention Mysteries: This inventor's mouse and duck are more than 70 years old!
• Pinto results

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