Tuesday, September 19, 2006

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Lincoln street work to begin this week

• FDA spinach ban continues  [Emergency Email Network]

• World, national news

• Iran negotiator's absence raises doubts about talks

• 150 injured in anti-government riots in Hungary

• Thai government faces coup attempt

• Leaders come to pope's defense over Islam remarks

• White House offers revised CIA interrogation plan

• More...

• Yellow jackets, spruce spider mites and Web updates
  By John Fulton

•  Weekly Outlook   Wheat acreage

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Weather Market Commentary

• Harvest slowed by rain in Illinois

• 9% of corn, 6% of beans harvested

• Combine safety begins with the operator
  Farm safety expert offers tips to help stay safe during harvest

• More...

• Draft of Logan County Comprehensive Plan

• Draft of Logan County Greenways Plan

• Sept. 11 blood donors

• Alzheimer's and Related Dementia Support Group

• Asperger syndrome group changes meeting date for October

• Calendar of events

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (3)

• Classifieds    (12) 

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• Business news elsewhere

• Holiday retail sales expected to rise 5%

• More...

• Illinois State at Murray State game notes

• Sports news elsewhere

• Mets clinch National League East title

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Killer bacteria hunted in fields of California

• High-Tech Pharmacies Safer for Patients

• Brand-Name Drug Prices Still Rise Faster Than Inflation

• Study: 1 in 3 ADHD cases linked to lead, smoke

• Poor Sleep Contributes to Health Problems

• Air Pollution Linked to Lung Cancer

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Toshiba recalling laptop batteries

• More...

Monday, Sept. 18:

• Illinois case of E. coli O157:H7 linked to consumption of bagged spinach
  Case matches the national pattern

• Illinois Department of Corrections cadet training class begins
  Sixty-two correctional officer cadets to take six-week training course

• Letters:

• 4-H -- training that lasts a lifetime

• Heritage In Flight quilt raffle winner

• CIEDC announces start of energy assistance program year

• Racing: Illinois Fall Nationals interrupted; will resume Oct. 1

• LCC men's soccer

• Siskowic awarded GFC weekly honor

Saturday, Sept. 16

Friday, Sept. 15

Thursday, Sept. 14

Wednesday, Sept. 13

Tuesday, Sept. 12