Saturday, December 10, 2005

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Weather-related crashes and incidents

• All Kids insurance program preregistration begins

• Patti Blagojevich receives Pro-Choice Leadership Award from Personal PAC
  First lady honored for outstanding commitment to reproductive rights and contraceptive equity

• Pharmacists believe they should have authority to refuse

• World, national news

• More...

 Law & Courts                                Week of Dec. 5, 2005

• Court news

• Marriages

• Dissolutions

• Governor signs bills into law

• Law news elsewhere

• Deal reached to extend Patriot Act

• More...

 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR                                    Submit letter to editor online

• 'Convenience ruins competition'

• Cartoon demeans soldier sacrifice

• Wal-Mart: A response to Carrie's letter posted Dec. 7

• Research faults campaign that lays guilt trip on Wal-Mart shoppers [St. Louis Post Dispatch]

Submit a letter to the editor online

• Public comment sought on school

• This weekend:

• Wrapping up the Harvest

• Habitat house blessing

• How to help Pakistan earthquake victims and continue assistance to Hurricane Katrina victims

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Eighth grade Mount Pulaski girls basketball team goes to state tournament

• Plank honored as men's Valley Scholar-Athlete of the Week

• ISU swimmer competes in national event

• Sports news elsewhere

• More...

 Features

• Slim Randles'  Home Country
  Double feature Saturday:
  For the birds

  • Two and a half deeks: a high price for protection, but not for invaluables

  • Northern thinking when the geese go south

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (5)

• Classifieds    (11)

Submit a classified ad online  [Lowest cost for advertising in the county!]

• Webcam view of Robert's Sysco Food Services construction site

• Business news elsewhere

• Friday is bright spot in slumpy week

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Parents Affect Teens' Drug Decisions

• Heart Attacks Often a 'Wake-Up Call'

• Expensive Blood Pressure Meds No Better for Kidneys

• Pistachios Pummel Cholesterol

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Cell Phones Are Disrupting Family Life

• Intel blasts '$100 laptop' as mere 'gadget'

• More...

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• Shipping for the holidays

• Yours, Mine and Heirs'

• How to Organize Photos

• Garden Q & A: Bougainvillea in a Fog

• More...

• Travel news elsewhere

• Sparkle in a small Virginia town

• Leave Your Heart (but not Your Wallet) in San Francisco Through the New Year

• More...

• Movie reviews elsewhere

• The land of Narnia, spirit intact

• New Kong film has old love story, new technology

• More...

• Book reviews elsewhere

• Beatles myth, Beatles facts

• Making it up

• More...

Wednesday-Friday, Dec. 7-9:

http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2005/Dec/08/

http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2005/Dec/07/

• Logan County Health Department hosts top state health officials
  Other local health authorities turn out for tour

• Nearly $3 million in state funding slated for SIU Edwardsville's science laboratory facilities
  Critical projects will ease severe overcrowding and create additional state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories

• Snow to blanket central and southeastern Illinois on Thursday

• A new Festival of Trees under way

• House blessing Sunday

• Oasis update

• Scholarship applications available

• ZLS Student of the Month

• Letters:

  • Lincoln gas prices lower

  • Pleased with Wal-Mart decision

  • Response to Bruns letter posted Dec. 1

• Book Look: 'Junie B., First Grader: Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! (P.S. So Does May)'

• Features: Eleven-year-old girl's broken crayons lead to new company

• Illinois holds down Georgetown 58-48
  By Greg Taylor

• Preachers get first win for coach

• Men set new Redbird Arena record, defeat IPFW

• Tribute to a strong and gentle woman

Tuesday, Dec. 6

Monday, Dec. 5

Saturday, Dec. 3