Wednesday, December 28, 2005

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Murdered baby's father sentenced to 40 years

• Illinoisans donated more than 1 million items to Hurricane Katrina victims
  Governor encourages continued donations to the Keep Our Kids Warm and Safe campaign

• World, national news

• EU launches first Galileo satellite

• Russian commission: Locals negligent in school siege

• Grass fires scorch Oklahoma, Texas

• More...

• One year after Dec. 26, 2004, tsunami
  Rotary dedicates first rebuilt school
  Solar cooking spreads in developing world, assists Sri Lankan tsunami victims

 Business

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

• Business news elsewhere

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 Law & Courts                               

• 44th District weekly update

• Law news elsewhere

• Chief justice Roberts wins early praise

• Meth habits fuel identity theft schemes

• Dozens indicted in alleged Katrina scam

• More...

• Lincoln Christmas tree pickup

• 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

• Power struggle

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• Illini football fan praises Zook

• USS Albemarle, USNS Corpus Christi

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• Sports news elsewhere

• NBA Capsules

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• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Healthy Aging: The 30s -- And Baby Makes Three

• Healthy Aging: The 40s -- Middle-Aged, Mega-Stressed

• Vitamin D May Prevent Some Cancers

• Antioxidant-Rich Foods Preserve Vision

• If Your Siblings Have Heart Disease, You May, Too

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• CES: Latest and greatest gadgets head for Vegas

• Pioneer unveils Blu-ray drive for PCs

• More...

Tuesday, Dec. 27:

• Two ticketed in two-vehicle accident on Rt. 121

• Illinois consumers better protected against identity theft
  Governor reminds consumers to protect their personal information at all times

• Illinois Department of Corrections graduates 19 new parole agents to support public safety efforts in Illinois communities
  New parole agents support governor's Operation Spotlight Parole Reform, addressing public safety, reducing recidivism and taxpayer spending

• Enforcement actions taken against Mount Pulaski bankers

• 280 new laws take effect Jan. 1

• Cats get bad rap
  Toxoplasmosis incidence is not related to cat ownership

• Lincoln swimmer to compete in Indiana

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