Saturday, October 16, 2004

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• First lady Patti Blagojevich leads effort to increase breast cancer awareness and prevention on National Mammography Day

• State panel to investigate work-related deaths
     Immigrant workers at greatest risk

• World, national news

• U.S. Forces Arrest Iraqi Negotiator, Strike Falluja

• Israel scaling back Gaza operation

• The defiant one: John Paul to mark 26th anniversary

• More...

• Midwest College of Cosmetology helps Lincoln College choirs

• Court news

• Grad students gain new bargaining rights

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• Bringing plants inside for winter

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• If I Had a Hammer? What Do You Mean If?

• A Family Returns to the Farm

• The Long Winter Naps of Salvias

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• Travel news elsewhere

• On Maryland's Shore, an Elegy for Oyster Season?

• Walking the Streets of a Writer's Memory

• Santa Fe Trail hotel echoes with legends

• Bargains galore in Southeast Asia

• More...

• 50th wedding anniversary: John and Marilyn Deters

• Reminder: LCHS fall play

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Sports news elsewhere

• Defense quietly helping Cardinals in postseason

• A.L.C.S. Game 3 Postponed Due to Rain

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Getting a Flu Shot Is Life's New Lottery

• U.S. Says No More Flu Vaccine

• Tough Warnings Ordered for All Antidepressants

• Herbal Cholesterol Drug Bad Mix for Many Prescription Meds

• Experts: 'Get Tough' Programs Don't Curb Youth Violence
  One-on-one therapy best at preventing delinquency, studies find

• More...

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• Classifieds  (6)

• Legal notices  

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• Business news elsewhere

• Stocks gain Friday, fall for the week

• McDonald's Golden Arches on break

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• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Gadget expo showcases the digital life

• Review: Cell phone GPS works well

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• Movie reviews elsewhere

• 'Battle of Algiers' incredibly powerful

• 'Shall We Dance?'

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• Book reviews elsewhere

• Confessions of a 'Shopaholic' enabler

• It's a spicy world

• 'Futures - 50 Years in Space, The Challenge of the Stars'

• 'The Beach Boys: The Definitive Diary of America’s Greatest Band'

• More...

Friday, Oct. 15:

• Single-vehicle accident claims two young Lincoln men

• County briefs
  Financial matters dominate discussions; balloon fest relocating to airport

• Lincoln's brownfields addressed at council meeting

• Governor opens Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

• Letter: Lincoln AMVETS alerts public to scam

• Maps help with timing of post-harvest nitrogen fertilizer applications

• Teachers receive national recognition

• Angel volleyball vs. MacMurray

  • Pictures: LCC wins over MacMurray in 3: 30-28, 30-17, 30-14

• LC women's soccer vs. Parkland

• NIU football fans can hear the games locally

• 2005 Illinois State baseball schedule finalized

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