Friday, October 22, 2010

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

City workers labored to hang the Art and Balloon Festival banner yesterday over Broadway Street in Lincoln, signaling the advent of the summertime festival season.

[Picture by Bob Frank]

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• County briefs

• State's crime laboratory system to improve

• World, national news

• 25 Rebels Are Killed in Daylong Firefight in Iraq, U.S. Says

• Report slams 'deep' failings in government
  Sept. 11 panel recommends intelligence czar

• About Those Fearsome Black Holes? Never Mind

• More...

• What do wildlife, bison and wine have in common?

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Soybean aphid hard to find this summer

• USDA Recalls Cooked Chicken in 4 States

• More...

• LCHS student finishes in sixth place at nationals

• Invention Mysteries  sponsored by Franz Express/Coffee with Einstein
  This inventor had a killer working for him in 1804

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!  (3)

• Classifieds  (11)         Sponsored by Aquamassage by Blue Diamonds

• Legal notices

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• Business news elsewhere

• Selling picks ups steam

• More...

• Hunter safety education course offered locally

• Writers meet Aug. 3

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Sports news elsewhere

• Armstrong Conquers Crowds and Rivals

• Tour de France

• Cybersecurity sentinels prepare for Olympics

• Don Banks: Here are five things to watch as NFL teams prepare for the '04-05 season

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Consumer health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Bill Will Force Food Labels to List Allergens

• President signs vaccine legislation

• For Alzheimer's Patients, a Daily Struggle With No Relief in Sight

• Choosing Between Parkinson's Drugs

• New Colorectal Cancer Drug Raises Hopes, Questions

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Study: CD piracy trade tops $4.5 billion

• AT&T Wireless launches fast data networks

• More...

Wednesday:

• County audit results returned

• Illinois toughens consequences for concealing a murder
  Governor signs Stacey's Law

• Illinois receives Upper Sangamon watershed study grant
  Will benefit Illinois agriculture and water quality to the Gulf of Mexico

• Jefferson Street Vacation Bible School set for August

• Emden churches help Crisis Pregnancy Center

• Appreciation for Heritage Day volunteers and services

• Oasis update

• Book Look: 'The Shape Game' and 'More Than Meets the Eye'

• Redbirds add Big Ten wide receiver

• Four Redbird legends selected for ISU Hall of Fame

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