Tuesday, March 22, 2005

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CST)

• Get the facts on public safety tax before you go to the polls

• World, national news

• North Korea claims it has bolstered its nuclear arsenal

• School shootings suspect apparently had neo-Nazi leanings

• Judge: Florida girl's killing 'beyond words'

• Schiavo case goes to appeals panel

• More...

• Logan County farmer on list as Illinois' finest
  Prairie Farmer names 2005 Master Farmers

• Richard Martin: Farming on more than a wing and a prayer

• 4-H Legislative Connection

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Senate vote on budget would leave Farm Bill intact

• First rapid test to detect soybean rust announced

• More...

• Spring tour of homes

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Zion Holy Week services

• DNR news bits
  Art exhibits, turkey shoots, free fishing, teacher field trip grants and much more

• Mutterings: Railers' magic carpet ride times out; Illini 'bigs' come up huge
  By Jeff Mayfield

  • Mutterings' sports pictures

• Illinois moves into the Sweet 16
  Illini roll Nevada thanks to Augie and Ingram
  By Greg Taylor

• Illinois NCAA regional notes

• LC softball vs. Kankakee

• LC baseball team concludes spring trip

• Sports news elsewhere

• NBA Today

• IESA volleyball scoreboards

• NCAAsports.com

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Agency: More teens abusing inhalants

• Rubella No Longer a Threat in the U.S.

• Widening Waistlines Predict Diabetes in Men

• Pomegranate Juice Cuts Cardiovascular Risks

• New USDA guidelines may put whole grains in the mainstream

• More...

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• Business news elsewhere

• Ask Jeeves bought for $1.9B

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Spamming spammers?
  IBM to offer service to bounce unwanted e-mail back to the computers that sent them

• More...

Monday, March 21:

• Water authority formation question on April 5 ballot
  Public meetings

• National Flood Safety Awareness Week

• Governor launches nation's first state-sponsored, multiagency attack on trafficking of human sex and labor

• Can an ethanol plant be a good neighbor?

• Senate week in review: March 14-18

• Drama team competes at state

• Class 8A state tournament volleyball

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Tuesday, March 15