Friday, October 01, 2004

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• County briefs
  GIS, getting people back to work, animal ideas, community health

• Illinois food stamp program, serving a half million, awarded bonus

• World, national news

• U.S.: 109 insurgents killed in major offensive

• Presidential debate transcripts

• Scientist: Mount St. Helens likely to erupt

• More...

• Reminder: Tire collection Saturday

• Girl Scout food drive

• Blood bank Monday

• Caring seminar open to the public

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Annual field survey shows widespread outbreak of SDS

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Weather Market Commentary

• DJ CBOT Corn Outlook: Steady To Mixed; Quiet News Front

• Groups differ on what Farm Credit institution exit means

• Japan, US to hold talks over resumption of US beef imports

• Small farmers seek big deals

• The blessing of the combines

• More...

• Lincoln Christian joins the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

• OUCH!!
     Lady Railers lose tough match to Sacred Heart-Griffin

• LCHS vs. SHG volleyball stats

• Angel volleyball vs. MacMurray

• Sports news elsewhere

• AL Wrap: Rangers Overcome Angels, A's Draw Level

• NL Wrap: Williams Keeps Giants in NL West Hunt

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• More than fishing, students learn ecology, anatomy and identification with new IDNR course

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• Treasurer-comptroller merger urged

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• Fall color from native trees

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• The Autumnal Home

• Flowers First

• More...

• Historic Williamsburg and Gettysburg trip offered by Lincoln College

• Travel news elsewhere

• From Rip van Winkle to Rockefellers in Sleepy Hollow Country

• Stay fit, healthy and relaxed between flights

• More...

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!  (1)

• Classifieds  (5)

• Legal notices  

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• Business news elsewhere

• PeopleSoft Fires CEO Who Battled Oracle

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Vioxx Users Can Find Safe Alternatives

• USDA Expands Healthy Lunch Pilot Program

• Major Assault Sought on Childhood Obesity

• More Cranberry Juice Better Against Urinary Tract Infections

• Doctors Can Be Sentinels for Elder Abuse

• Drug-Resistant Infections on the Rise

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Downloading movies made easy

• Netflix, TiVo to Develop Internet Movie Product

• More...

Thursday, Sept. 30:

• Downtown parking issues rise again and again

• ISU to host presentation on supplement use
     Riggins speaking to student-athletes

• AARP joins effort for prescription drug importation

• 2005 Farm Progress Show moves to semi-permanent location near Decatur

• Invention Mysteries: What do these inventors have in common?

• 1830s surveying crew at Lincoln's New Salem this weekend

• A rose is a rose, but what about an orchid?
     Orchid specialists tell all

• Dealing with browning evergreens

• Angel volleyball vs. Knox College

Wednesday, Sept. 29

Tuesday, Sept. 28

Monday, Sept. 27

Saturday, Sept. 25