Thursday, February 10, 2005

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• Community mourns loss of friend

• New management of state employee pharmacy benefits could save $120 million

• World, national news

• North Korea claims it has nuclear weapons
  Pyongyang pulling out of disarmament talks

• Shiite Offers Secular Vision of Iraq Future

• Pope leaves hospital for Vatican

• Charles to marry lover Camilla

• More...

• Four-day celebration to open Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in April

• Bomke appointed to State Government, Financial Institutions committees

• Law news elsewhere

• Trials of Some of Hussein's Aides to Start Within Weeks; His Is Expected in 2006

• More...

 Features

• Invention Mysteries
  You might not know their names but you know their inventions

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• Business news elsewhere

• Sara Lee to Sell Units, Names CEO

• Microsoft buys anti-virus software maker

• More...

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

• Too close for comfort?
  By Greg Taylor

• Premiering March 13
  CSTV chronicles Illinois basketball team
  'Training Camp' show takes viewers into game huddles, team meetings and practices with the nation's only undefeated college team

• Sports news elsewhere

• IESA Boys Basketball Scoreboards -- 7th Grade

• NBA Wrap: Jamison, Arenas Power Wizards Over Spurs

• Bettman Says No Season if No Agreement by Weekend

• ESPN.com

• SI.com

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Flu season full of surprises

• FDA backs away from antidepressant warning

• Wider HIV Testing Would Save Lives, Dollars

• Foods Like Fish May Buoy Your Mental Health

• Sometimes a Heart Attack Is Really a 'Broken Heart'

• Love Beats Depression for Women, Not Men

• Illness, Disability May Not Dampen Spirits

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Online banking use soars

• Hasbro Aims to Connect with 'Tweens' with ChatNow

• More...

Wednesday, Feb. 9:

• City briefs

• Sunup to sundown, city of Lincoln mayoral candidates get no rest

• Wolverines shooting for No. 1 on Thursday

• Gov. Blagojevich urges President Bush to reverse proposed cuts to passenger rail service

• Five candidates are seeking the position of mayor of Lincoln
  2005 mayoral candidate questions posed

• Sen. Brady's 'Week in Review'

• Letter: Fund-raiser reminder -- Valentine's Day night out!

• Local church participating in '40 Days of Purpose' campaign

• Oasis update

Tuesday, Feb. 8

Monday, Feb. 7

Saturday, Feb. 5

Friday, Feb. 4

Thursday, Feb. 3