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There's always a mad dash when the candy hits the street, and there was no exception this weekend at the Mount Pulaski Fall Festival. Photograph by Jo Hilliard (click on picture for larger image)
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State Illinois kindergarten golfer has ace House explosion kills 2 in Chicago suburb National Fla. Keys residents weigh evacuation ahead of Ike Jury selection to begin in O.J. Simpson robbery case Hot-air balloon burns near Philadelphia, kills 1 Deadly crashes bring FAA focus on Reno air races National parks: special program for ruins in ruins Once-powerful Pa. senator faces long fraud trial Ailing Kennedy aims to return to Senate in January Recall information International Ike lashes Cuba, weakens to Category 2 hurricane Flooding from Ike kills 58 in rain-soaked Haiti Suspected US missile strike in Pakistan kills 9 Rice: Not wise to end Cuban economic embargo now Gadhafi rehabilitation sealed at Rice dinner Election McCain takes on GOP and Bush along with Obama Obama says he was too flip on abortion question Obama and McCain have big economic differences ODD & Extraordinary Fish flies out of lake, breaks Arkansas teen's jaw Algae-dyed polar bears puzzle Japan zoo visitors Authorities: Burglar wakes men with spice rub Wanted: Ride to Mojave Desert for wayward tortoise Science, Technology & The Environment CERN fires up new atom smasher to near 'big bang' High-resolution satellite launched in California China to launch space mission in late September Entertainment, Entertainers, and the Arts Malkovich gets mad in Coens' 'Burn After Reading' Stephen Colbert to have his DNA sent into space Olympic swimmer Dara Torres models at Fashion Week Today This day in history The nation's weather	Advertisers Advertiser Coupons Restaurant Menus Blue Dog Inn Ted's Garage Guzzardo's ---Current Fliers--- Hearing Aid Center MKS Jewelers NAPA [Revised Sep 04 ]

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  • Arnold, Jason D.

  • Berg, Bernice M.

  • Yagow, Danny R.

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