Wednesday, October 11, 2006

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Small aircraft crashes into New York City building  [NewsEmergency.com]

• 2007 racetrack schedule still in limbo

• Collaboration of Logan County Sheriff's and Lincoln Police departments leads to arrests of seven suspected crack dealers

• Junk food banned in Illinois elementary and middle schools

• World, national news

• N. Korea links next move to U.S. policy

• Study: War blamed for 655,000 Iraqi deaths

• More...

• 15,000 pounds of books
  Building an Egyptian ag library 

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Weather Market Commentary

• USDA: Corn 29% harvested, soybeans 47%

• Analysts See Small Increase In US Corn Production

• Still time to sell some crop, rally not over

• Fall Nitrogen Tips that You Can Take to the Bank

• More...

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (3) 

• Classifieds    (12)   

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• Business news elsewhere

• Justice Department Approves AT&T-Bellsouth Merger Plan

• More...

• Draft of Logan County Comprehensive Plan

• Draft of Logan County Greenways Plan

• Support group explores divorce-related topics
  'What Does the Owner's Manual Say?'

• Oasis update

• Calendar of events

• Hear what's going on in the community
  Listen to CITV5 'Wednesday Night Live,' 7-8 p.m.

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

• 'Blue'

• Book reviews elsewhere

• 'The Cat Who Wouldn't Come Inside'

• Review: A child's view of children's books

• 'I Wish I'd Been There'

• More...

• Movie reviews elsewhere

• 'The Go Master'

• 'Transylvania'

• More...

• It's crowded at the top
  Lady Railers tied for Central State Eight volleyball title
  By Rick Hobler

• Lincoln Christian volleyball vs. Fontbonne University

• Mount Pulaski's Laura Reeter leads Blackburn College volleyball

• IESA state finals Saturday in cross country

• Sports news elsewhere

• Tigers pounce on A's in ALCS opener

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• California Lettuce Judged Safe by Grower

• Food Safety Ultimately Rests With the Consumer

• Sweet Drinks Are Kids' Top Choice at School

• Workplace Smoking Ban Improves Employees' Health

• More...

• Law news elsewhere

• Young sniper pleads guilty to 6 D.C.-area shootings

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Google Docs joins word processor with spreadsheet

• Report: Libya buys laptops for schoolchildren

• Pumpkin power dawns for African mobile phone networks

• More...

Tuesday, Oct. 10:

• Trains keep a-rollin'
  Inaugural run ribbon-cutting in Lincoln for three new Amtrak trains

• Lincoln College saves energy with grant from ICEF

• Gov. Blagojevich announces record use of biofuels by the state's motor fleet

• Up to 80 projects slated to restore and enhance habitat for at-risk species along Lower Sangamon River and Alton bluffs

• Letter: Firehouse options

• Weekly Outlook: Crop size

• LCGHS meeting and news

• Polls are out; No. 5 'Birds host No. 7 Southern Illinois

• Illinois State vs. Southern Illinois game notes

Monday, Oct. 9

Saturday, Oct. 7

Friday, Oct. 6

Thursday, Oct. 5

Wednesday, Oct. 4