Wednesday, September 29, 2004

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• County entertains balloon thoughts, approves compliance with standardized disaster plan and offers harvest vehicle permits

• Homeland Security assists emergency responders with new National Incident Management System

• HUD reverses plan to reduce 'Fair Market Rents' subsidies
  Low-income seniors and families spared moves

• World, national news

• SpaceShipOne lands after heart-stopping ride

• Iraq Study Sees Rebels' Attacks as Widespread

• Networks balk at Bush-Kerry debate agreement

• Growth of Mount St. Helens lava dome reported

• More...

• O'Neill announces candidacy for mayor

• Wal-Mart and the Illinois Breast & Cervical Cancer Program pair up for a special enrollment session

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• 'One long disaster'

• Americans concerned about flu vaccine

• FDA to study depressed adults' clinical trials

• Heavy Drinkers Can Get Help in ER

• More...

• 2005 Farm Progress Show location

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• DJ CBOT Corn Midday: Consolidates Losses; Frost Concerns Support

• Bush pressures Japan to lift beef ban

• More...

• Book Look:

• 'The Care and Display of the American Flag'

• 'The Everything Groom Book'

• 'The Worried Child'

• 'What's Right With Islam'

• Book reviews elsewhere

• Cop & robber

• Dylan writes of feeling like a man of destiny

• More...

• Movie reviews elsewhere

• 'Ladder 49'

• More...

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Oasis update

• So far, soooo good!
  Lady Railers improve to 18-1. Crucial matches ahead.
  By Rick Hobler

• LCHS vs. Chatham Glenwood volleyball stats

• Illinois State at Indiana State game notes

• Sports news elsewhere

• AL Wrap: Guerrero Shines as Angels Heap Pressure on A's

• NL Wrap: Dunn Goes Deep as Reds Tame Cubs

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

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• Classifieds  (4)

• Legal notices  

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• Business news elsewhere

• GDP growth revised higher

• More...

• Law news elsewhere

• Scalia: Abortion 'too fundamental' for judges

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• MP3 Creator Warns Tech Impasse Dooming Downloads

• More...

Tuesday, Sept. 28:

• City finances improving
  Street improvements not far down the road

• Poshard announces Health Facilities Board meetings

• Blagojevich gives go-ahead to expand Supportive Living Facility Program
  --Action paves way for construction of 3,000 new units
  --Supportive living facilities give seniors, disabled more freedom and offer
  less-costly option to nursing homes

• 'Estrogens and Human Health' symposium

• Weekly outlook
  Low grain prices and hogs

• Writing club meets Oct. 5

• Lynx run in Augustana meet

• LC women's weekend soccer

• First baseball hitting clinic quickly approaching

Monday, Sept. 27

Saturday, Sept. 25

Friday, Sept. 24

Thursday, Sept. 23

Wednesday, Sept. 22