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Illinois Enterprise Digest for the weekend of Oct. 3-5
Illinois AP enterprise stories for editions Oct. 3-5 and thereafter. FOR USE IN WEEKEND EDITIONS, OCT. 3-4: OLY-CHICAGO-WHAT'S NEXT? CHICAGO -- Chicago's dream of the Olympics as a much-needed stimulus to revive an ailing local economy died...Tags: Sculpture, Newspaper and Magazine, Labor Day, Family, Wheaton College
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Doctors: Argentine folk singer Mercedes Sosa in 'pharmacological coma,' organs weakening
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Doctors say Argentine folk singer Mercedes Sosa's health is deteriorating further at the Buenos Aires clinic where she is in critical condition. The Trinidad Clinic says Sosa is in a "pharmacological coma and...Tags: Buenos Aires (Argentina), Liver, Argentina, Music
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Man Sees Fatal Attack In Windsor Locks
The Hartford CourantArnold Mercey said he was getting ready for bed at around midnight Thursday when he heard commotion outside his Pleasant Street house. He looked out his window, he said, and saw someone attacking his neighbor in the street, slamming the young man's head...Tags: Windsor Locks, Hartford Hospital, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Springdale vs Fayetteville Football Game Cancelled
Staff WriterTonight's high school football game between Springdale High and Fayetteville High has been cancelled. The game was cancelled after the Springdale Football team was involved in a school bus accident. The bus crashed late this afternoon on Zion road in...Tags: Football, High Schools, Schools
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H1N1 and other flus off to an early start around the U.S.
With the traditional start of the flu season upon us this weekend, 27 states are already reporting widespread activity of the pandemic H1N1 influenza virus, with the rest reporting more limited activity, according to the Centers for Disease Control and...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Flu, Colorado, Texas
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4 Sandy Residents Hospitalized for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Freelance Web ProducerTwo people are now being treated in a hyperbaric chamber for carbon monoxide at the Intermountain Medical Center in Murray. At around 6:00 a.m. the Sandy City Fire Department confirmed that the four people were found in their home in Sandy suffering... -
Travolta lawyer denies he setup ex-senator, says police urged him to record alleged plot
Associated Press WriterNASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — A lawyer for John Travolta denied Friday that he tried to set up a former Bahamas senator who is on trial for allegedly attempting to extort $25 million from the movie star. Attorney Michael McDermott told the court he was...Tags: Bahamas, John Travolta, Justice System, Lawyers
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Survivors pulled from Indonesian quake rubble after 2 days, but 3,000 still missing
Associated Press WriterPADANG, Indonesia (AP) — Ratna Kurniasari Virgo lay surrounded by death for 40 hours — trapped with a broken leg between the collapsed walls of her college and the bodies of her dead friends. Her rescue Friday was a rare tale of survival...Tags: Heads of State, Legs, European Union, Government, Avalanches and Landslides
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Senate health care bill could lead to higher Medicare prescription drug costs for seniors
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) — Medicare recipients could see higher premiums for prescription drug coverage as a result of changes to complex provisions in a Senate health care bill, a senior Republican said Friday. At issue are marching orders for a powerful...Tags: Max Baucus, Medicare, Prescription Drugs, Charles Grassley, Justice System
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Obama reaches historic milestone on health care but with no guarantee he'll prevail in the end
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) — Eight months in office, Barack Obama has now pushed closer than any other president in generations to creating a basic health care safety net for working Americans. Yet the fate of legislation delivering on his goal is far from...Tags: Employees, Justice System, Government, Mitch McConnell, Finance
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Eight people are hospitalized Friday after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes.
Staff WriterEight people went to Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, Friday after being overcome by carbon monoxide gas. Four men working on a home in Big Cottonwood Canyon got sick due to a faulty, portable heater but were not seriously injured. But four...Tags: Home and Garden Products, Home Products, Fires, Emergency Incidents
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Contributor #1: Mark Ginsburg, Broward medical lab owner
Palm Beach Politics - Sun-Sentinel BlogsBy Paula McMahon and Josh Hafenbrack Mark Ginsburg, the owner of a Fort Lauderdale medical lab, is "Contributor #1" in the Alan Mendelsohn indictment, according to sources familiar with the investigation. Ginsburg, who owns Nationwide Lab Services, has...Tags: Prosecution, Fort Lauderdale, Justice System, Lawyers
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