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Lincoln,
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posted daily aT NOON (CDT)
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October 22, 2010
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 What’s
a gal like this doing here?
Claire’s
Needleworks
For
supplies, framing
and fellowship
[JULY
20, 2000] What’s
a woman born and raised in Hawaii who traveled 200,000 miles a year
to call on customers like Chase Manhattan Bank doing in Lincoln,
Illinois? Exactly what she’s always wanted to.
[complete story]
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Part
1
 Major
league report:
Midterm grades
[JULY
20, 2000] A
few months ago this LDN reporter made some bold predictions about this
year’s major league baseball season, and amazingly some of them have
actually come true! This
proves once again, conclusively, that if you make enough predictions
you might actually stumble on a correct one every once in a while.
Needless to say, it has been an exciting campaign so far.
The St. Louis Cardinals are in first place by seven games over
the Cincinnati Reds, and the Chicago White Sox have a double-digit
lead over the Cleveland Indians in their respective Central Divisions.
The Chicago Cubs managed to keep Sammy Sosa on board and hope
to turn things around during the second half of the year.
This week the LDN gives you a mid-season look at how the season
has shaped up so far and what you might expect in the second half.
[complete story]
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 Rotary
International governor visits Lincoln club
[JULY
20, 2000] Dan
Thornburgh, governor of Rotary International District 6490, praised
the Lincoln Rotary Club on Wednesday for its local efforts to
promote family literacy. Thornburgh has been on a speaking tour of
all Rotary clubs in District 6490, which encompasses east central
Illinois.
[complete story]
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Group
from Zion Lutheran participated in
weeklong "Servant Event" in Indiana
[JULY
20, 2000] A
week of hard work turned out to be an enriching experience for a group
of six youth and two adults from Zion Lutheran Church in Lincoln who
recently returned from a "Servant Event" in Indiana. The
Habitat for Hoosier Hysteria week in Lafayette brought together 30
young people from across the country to assist with a basketball camp
for underprivileged kids.
[complete story]
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[JULY
20, 2000] I
had four movies in my hands. I put back the two movies that looked
like they were definitely second-run B movies, leaving me with a
comedy starring Bruce Willis, and what appeared to be a solemn
tragedy, "Angela’s Ashes." Any movie which has a title
that names people in their post-cremation state is probably not
going to be uplifting. But the recommendations and the photographs
on the box convinced me that this was the movie for us tonight.
Maybe I should have chosen Bruce instead.
[complete story]
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Now
that sweet corn will soon be abundant at roadside stands, send
in
your favorite corn recipes to share with other LDN readers. ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com
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