It was another evening of great memories in downtown Lincoln on Saturday. Cool cars, the smell of food cooking on the grill, and friendly people milling around chatting set the scene on one side of the square. People huddled under awnings during a short downpour. The Lincoln Classic car cruise-in is hosted by the Railsplitter Antique Auto Club each month. The next event takes place on the Lincoln square on June 23 from 5 to 9 p.m.
In another area people toured downtown buildings with historical significance. Main Street Lincoln hosted that event.          [picture by Jan Youngquist] click on picture for larger image

• Recall information

• Obama urges better services for veterans

• Obama's wife no mere coat-holder

• Back-to-back disasters show cell gaps
  Telecommunication systems evaluated after storms

• Army adds lifesaving to basic training

• Companies working to pare down waste

• Manual lawn mowers are making a comeback

• Do trees make it OK to drive an SUV?

• 'Pirates' nabs $112.5M, missing record

• Cicadas a tasty treat for zoo animals

• Missouri man burns books as act of protest

• Company to sell nonexistent real estate on Web

• This day in history

• The nation's weather

 Law & Courts                                   Week ending May 24, 2007

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• Marriages

• Dissolutions

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• Foundation treatments and grub check
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• 2007 U.S. corn production risk

• Bill urges farmers to grow energy crops

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Weather Market Commentary

• DJ US Cash Grain Outlook: Uneven Mkt Features Strong Corn Basis

• In Search of Synergy Between Biofuels and Livestock

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• Community shows support with scholarships for graduating seniors

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Monday, May 28: Memorial Day holiday

Saturday, May 26:

• May 26 marks 90th anniversary of third-deadliest tornado on record
  Twister line trekked 293 miles across Illinois, killed 101, injured 638 and decimated property and towns

• State provides safety tips for families visiting amusement parks, street festivals and carnivals this summer

• Blagojevich administration unveils new Veterans Cash lottery ticket

• Motorola to aid security for state's college campuses
  Donation for communications between campus security and local responders

• Expert: Aquatic virus hits 2 Great Lakes

• Lawmakers back expanded bottle bill

• Bearlike creature fossil found in N.D.

• Toddler ruins monks' sand design

• The nation's weather

• This day in history

• Illinois bans horse slaughter for meat

• Soybeans rise, grains mixed

• Challenges to U.S. dairy industry
  Milk prices rise with fuel and feed cost

• Dell to sell computers at Wal-Mart

• No religious basis found for female circumcision practice

• TV linked with poor diabetes control

• IDNR announces summer fishing clinics

• Home Country: Some individuals would make good detectives

• Pinto softball

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