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January 2008

 

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  • Authorities Find Grisly Scene in Texas

  • Court Will Hear Lethal Injection Case

  • Returning Residents Face Floods in Nev.

  • Southern States Could Gain House Seats

  • Comcast: Cable to Standardize Technology

  • Recall Information

  • Bombings Kill at Least 11 in Baghdad

  • Opposition Leader Cancels Kenya Rallies

  • Georgian President Elected Amid Protests

  • Campaign Roundup: Candidates Scramble Before N.H. Primary

  • Huckabee's History of Political Antics

  • Clinton, Obama Clash in Personal Terms

  • SpongeBob Snowmen Melt As Illinois Warms

  • Disney World Restaurant Bans Children

  • Another Score for NYC's 'Ninja Bandit'?

  • Chicken Bones Lead to Burglary Suspect

  • Jack Black and Wife Expecting Another Baby

  • Ice Pioneer Eyes Farthest Glaciers

  • This Day in History

  • The Nation's Weather

  • Letter: Support for Schumacher

  • GM Envisions Driverless Cars on Horizon

  • Gates Pushes Idea of Windows Everywhere

  • China Sees Progress in Quality Drive

  • Wall Street Heads to Higher Open

  • Farmdoc Site Scores

  • Logan County Board Recognizes Students for Community Involvement

  • Illinois Arts Council Calls for Arts-In-Education Residency Applications

  • Writers to Meet

  • Historian Paul Gleason to Speak on 'Abraham Lincoln in Indiana'

  • Chautauqua Songwriters to Perform at Lincoln's New Salem on Saturday

  • Experts Change Advice on Kids' Allergies

  • China Offers Unproven Medical Treatments

  • Westminster Bluejays Defeat Lincoln Christian Preachers and Angels

  • Women: Redbirds Beat Southern Illinois in Thrilling Fashion

  • Men: ISU 56, SIU 47

  • Last-Second 3 Leaves No. 1 UNC Unbeaten

  • Saturday's College Basketball

  • Wallace's Free Throw Key in Bulls' Win

  • Bryant, Bynum Lead Lakers

  • Iverson Lifts Nuggets, Tops Former Mates

  • NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • Buckeyes, Tigers Set for BCS Title Game

  • Tulsa Crushes Bowling Green in GMAC Bowl

  • Chargers Rally Late to Beat Titans 17-6

  • Giants' Road Show Surges Past Bucs 24-14

  • Postseason NFL Schedule

  • Clemens Sues McNamee

  • Chopra Starts Year With a Win

  • Youzhny Upsets No. 2 Nadal in Chennai

Saturday, Jan. 5:

  • U.S. Prepares to Change Aerial Signal for Television From Analog to Digital

  • More Than 100 Retailers Certified to Participate in TV Converter Box Coupon Program for Digital Television Transition

  • Town to Defend Suspected Former Officer

  • Monster Storm Sweeps Through California

  • Airline to Test Anti-Missile System

  • U.S.: Iraqi Soldier Kills 2 U.S. Troops

  • U.S. Rejects North Korea's Claims on List

  • Kenya Ready to Form Unity Government

  • Jerusalem Readies for Bush's Arrival

  • Al-Qaida Uses Women As Suicide Attackers

  • Campaign Roundup: New '08 Front-Runners Face Criticism

  • Hillary Clinton Leans on 'Relic' Bill

  • Analysis: Will Huckabee Gaffes Hurt Him?

  • Obama Evokes McCain to Win New Hampshire

  • Chicago Woman, 114, Registers to Vote

  • Man Accused of Making Bike Trail Holes

  • 'Subprime' Is Linguists' Word of Year

  • Burglar Demands Ransom, Forgets Details

  • Man, 85, Clocked at 100 Mph in Snow, Ice

  • Woman, Dog Get Stranded in Canoe on Pond

  • Goldie Hawn Unhappy With Paparazzi

  • Mom Apologizes for Hannah Montana Essay

  • Baby Mammoth Could Shed Light on Warming

  • NOAA Confirms Start of New Sunspot Cycle

  • This Day in History

  • The Nation's Weather

  • Registration Notice for the Feb. 5 General Primary Election

  • Letter: Vote for Change in State's Attorney

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • (No court reports)

  • Free Light Bulbs Available at Rep. Mitchell's Office

  • Sen. Bill Brady's Weekly Update

  • Investors May See Dividends Disappear

  • Program Allows Mexican Trucks in U.S.

  • Retail Sector Hit Hard by Job Cuts

  • Wheat, Soybeans Lower on CBOT

  • Park District Notes: Get the New Year Off to a Healthy Start

  • Blood Drive at Lincoln Masonic Center on Monday

  • Lincoln AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Reports

  • Reminder: Enhanced ACT Review Class Offered in Lincoln

  • Home Country: Some People You Just Can't Please, So...

  • 'Map This!' -- New Exhibition at the Chicago Architecture Foundation

  • Logan Lanes Bowling: Major Super Trios

  • Illini Basketball Reunion This Weekend
    1998 Big Ten Champions to be Honored Sunday at Penn State Game

  • Friday's College Basketball

  • Bynum Leads Lakers Past Sixers

  • Pistons Top Raptors, Win 11th Straight

  • Hornets Stay Hot on Road; Top Warriors

  • NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • Willis Wins Top NFL Defensive Rookie

  • Clemens Asked to Testify to Congress

  • Canadians Taking Over in Hawaii

  • U.S. Defeats Serbia to Win 5th Hopman Cup

  • Terror Threats Cancel Dakar Rally

Friday, Jan. 4:

  • Gov. Blagojevich Takes Action to Give Schools a $560 Million Increase
    Amendatory Veto Gives School Districts Immediate Reimbursement for Special Education Staff and Provides Illinois State Police a Cap Extension to Keep Troopers on the Front Lines

  • Ex-Cop Gets 25 Years in Drug Case

  • Flurries in Florida, but No Crop Damage

  • Man Walks Free 17 Years After Conviction

  • N.J. Nears Undermining Electoral College

  • IRS Gives Taxpayers Control Over Privacy

  • Jobless Rate Hits 5 Percent, 2-Year High

  • Rice Holds Talks With Libyan

  • Kenya Opposition Calls for New Vote

  • North Korea Still Hopes for Nuclear Deal

  • British Team Joins Pakistan Bhutto Probe

  • Obama, Huckabee Sweep to Iowa Victories

  • Today on the Presidential Campaign Trail

  • Man Awake, Talking After 47-Floor Fall

  • 2 Women Stuck in Elevator for 2 Days

  • Woman's Lost Pug Given As Christmas Gift

  • NYC Couch Potato Contest Lasts 29 Hours

  • Woman May Move After Car Hits Home Again

  • Armed Store Customer Foils Armed Holdup

  • Seniors Protest Funeral Home Near Center

  • Man Using GPS Drives in Front of Train

  • Union, NBC Spar Over Leno Monologues

  • Tenor: Pavarotti Can't Be Replaced

  • Extradition Sought in DiCaprio Attack

  • Microsoft Bigwigs Donate to Telescope

  • This Day in History

  • The Nation's Weather

  • Meet the Candidates Forum Set for Wednesday

  • Iowa Voters: Change Over Experience
    Wrong Advice Could Be Security Threat

  • Boeing Orders Top 1,400 in 2007

  • Oil Prices Fall Below $99

  • Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Jobs Report

  • Agricultural Futures Rise on CBOT

  • Ouch! Cervical Cancer Shots Painful

  • Women's Basketball: Redbirds Beat Evansville in Valley Opener

  • Shipp Leads No. 5 UCLA to 76-67 Victory

  • Thursday's College Basketball

  • NBA Roundup: Jack, Roy Lead Blazers over Bulls

  • Stoudemire, Suns Overcome Sonics 104-96

  • NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • Jayhawks' D Stuns Hokies in Orange Bowl

  • Dolphins Fire Cameron After 1-15 Season

  • A's Deal OF Nick Swisher to White Sox

  • Clemens: Injections Were Lidocaine, B-12

  • Watney Leads Season-Opening PGA Event

Thursday, Jan. 3:

  • City Council Approves Parking Violation Fine Increases
    Increases and Enforcement Hoped to Help Downtown Merchants

  • ALMH Welcomes the First Baby of 2008

  • DNA Test Expected to Free Texas Inmate

  • Finder Hopes to Sell '71 Hijacking Cash

  • Citrus Growers Shiver As Cold Lingers

  • Opposition Urges Musharraf to Step Down

  • Kenyan Official Calls for Vote Probe

  • China Limits Providers of Internet Video

  • U.S. Skeptical of North Korean Pledge

  • Iowa Turnout Crucial to Success

  • Couple Hits Bigger Lottery Than Thought

  • Pa. Couple Has 1st Baby for 2nd Year

  • Attorney Installs Shark Tank in Office

  • Wis. Town Holds Annual 'Toilet Bowl'

  • 'Hearty Eater' Claims Buffet Banned Him

  • Wisconsin Seeks a Less Cheesy Image

  • Minnelli to Perform Again After Collapse

  • That Was the Week That Was

  • Nature and Man Jointly Cook Arctic

  • This Day in History

  • The Nation's Weather

  • $100 Oil May Pinch but Not Faze Consumer

  • Fed Fears Worsening Credit Market

  • FAA: Atlanta Airport Is Nation's Busiest

  • Netflix to Deliver Movies Directly to TV

  • Feds Offer a Modest Buyout Plan in Miss.

  • Stock Futures Point to Further Decline

  • Agricultural Futures Higher on CBOT

  • Red, White & True Mysteries: Doctor Muddied Up His Name for His Role in Aiding Murderer

  • Jolt Delayed in Third of Cardiac Arrests

  • Women's Basketball: Redbirds Open 2008, MVC Schedule on the Road This Weekend

  • No. 13 Pitt Overcomes Lafayette's 17 3s

  • Wednesday's College Basketball

  • Bulls Continue Strong Play, Beat Bobcats

  • James Scores 32 in 2nd Half to Lift Cavs

  • KG Carries Celtics to 7th Straight Win

  • Hamilton, Pistons Win 10th Straight

  • Kings Overcome Injuries to Beat Knicks

  • NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • Fiesta Bowl: West Virginia Wins Without Rodriguez

  • Torre Won't Pick Sides in Clemens Drama

Wednesday, Jan. 2:

  • Old Year Ends and New Year Starts With Severe Weather Conditions

  • Responders Issue in New Year Rescuing Travelers and Blocking Fuel Spill

  • Vehicle Rams Pole, Knocking Out Power

  • Illinois Is Now Smoke-Free
    Smoke-Free Illinois Act Bans Smoking in Public Places
    Began Statewide Jan. 1

  • Illinois Enacts New Public Smoking Ban

  • Cops: Dad Killed 3 Over Woman's Marriage

  • FBI Makes New Bid to Find 1971 Skyjacker

  • Military Use of Unmanned Aircraft Soars

  • Death Toll in Iraq Bombing Rises to 36

  • Pressure Mounts With 275 Killed in Kenya

  • Pakistan Election Delayed Until Feb. 18

  • French Smoking Ban in Full Force

  • Iraq Policy Losses Cloud Pelosi's Year

  • Candidates Urge Voter Turnout in Iowa

  • Memorable Moments From Campaign Trail

  • Play of the Day: It's a Family Affair

  • Snake Saved After Eating Golf Balls

  • Woman Tries to Use Pen in Failed Robbery

  • Wedding Gown Gets a Second Chance

  • Alleged Bank Robber Doesn't Notice Cop

  • Fast-Food Worker Returns $185,000 Check

  • Slump Forces Md. Family to Raffle Home

  • Men Shoot Themselves in Tattoo Attempt

  • Couch Potato Contest Beings in NYC

  • Swimmers Take New Year's Day Dip in NYC

  • Pharmacy Burglar Foiled by Dense Fog

  • Woman in Burning Truck Keeps Driving

  • Diners Find Rare Pearl in Plate of Clams

  • Man Stuck Upside Down in Septic Tank

  • Letterman, Leno Return Tonight

  • Volcano Erupts in Southern Chile

  • This Day in History

  • The Nation's Weather

  • Gov. Blagojevich Announces New Requirements for Teenage Drivers, Tough New Penalties for Drinking and Driving

  • Some Dog Owners Splurge on Washes

  • 2008 Could See Volatility of 2007

  • Dollar Down Vs. Euro, Up Against Pound

  • U.S. Stock Futures Signal Higher Open

  • Oasis Update

  • Doctors Target Germs' Ability to Cluster

  • Copper, Silver Tested as Germ Wards

  • Researchers Work on Cocaine Vaccine

  • UVa Tests Viagra-Like Drug for Women

  • Women's Basketball: ISU 78, NIU 54

  • Unsung Razorbacks Enter Top 25

  • NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • USC Trounces Illinois 49-17 in Rose Bowl

  • Georgia Routs Hawaii 41-10 at Sugar Bowl

  • Temple Routs Hogs 38-7 in Cotton Bowl

  • Tennessee Tops Wisconsin in Outback Bowl

  • No. 19 Clemson Rolls Over Alabama 87-61

  • Bowl Roundup: Georgia, USC Post BCS Blowouts

  • NFL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

  • A Long Journey for Boo

 

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