Dale Earnhardt North Carolina State Quarter Debuts
Fans hail the first driver honored on a U S Statehood Quarter. International Collectors Society offers a colorized Dale Earnhardt NC quarter in uncirculated condition, with certificate, buy back guarantee, and a $9.95 price plus $3 shipping. Limited to three per household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannapolis
Dale Earnhardt
U.S
Earnhardt
North Carolina
International Collectors Society
Hubbard
ICS
Red Run Blvd
Owings Mills
Ryan Sees Little Hope For Illinois Budget Talks
Springfield bureau chief Anthony Man reports Illinois Governor George H. Ryan voiced disappointment after a closed budget meeting with four legislative leaders and key officials. He criticized a lack of leadership and willingness to propose cuts or tax increases, while noting borrowing ideas could ease cash flow but delay the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ryan
Ryan
Senate
James “Pate” Philip
R-Wood Dale
Michael J. Madigan
Dchicago
Springfield
Charity founder tied to terror groups faces deportation
Federal prosecutors accuse Rabih Haddad, founder of Global Relief Foundation, of meeting Al Qaeda linked groups abroad over a decade ago. Haddad, Lebanese-born, co founded the Chicago area charity once the second largest Islamic charity in the United States, denies ties to terrorism while awaiting deportation in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Rabih Haddad
Haddad
Bridgeview
Osama bin Laden
Noel Saleh
Pakistan
Kuwait
Saleh
Global Relief
Detroit
Soldier Field Renovation Costs Exceed Public Estimates
Chicago taxpayers face higher bills for the $632 million Soldier Field renovation with a $432 million public share, $26 million more than prior figures due to bond-document hidden costs. Nine of 19 acres of parkland are landscaped features, not usable recreational space, while Bears owner contributions and stadium financing details are highlighted by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Soldier Field
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Nuns plan Bartlett senior housing to fund retirements
Sister Jean Conzemius leads the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis II in Bartlett Illinois to build a $50 million senior housing project. The venture, partially for lay residents, aims to fund three nun retirement homes as orders face shrinking enrollments and aging populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Jean Conzemius
Sister Conzenius
Order
Chicago
Conzemius
Stevens Point
Wis
Benedictine Sisters
Sacred Heart
Lisle, Ill
Smoke Away claims help to quit smoking after 24 years
Former smokers report quick results with Smoke Away, saying they experienced no cravings or side effects in days. Testimonials cite families, weight loss, and cleansing effects, with over 100000 users nationwide and a risk free guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis M
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Carolina State
Man In Black
Daytona
George
Gener
Capiron
Anthony
Anthony Man
Statehouse Press Room
Ill
Erma Tranter
Friends of the Parks
Chicago Bears
Chicago Park District
Tribune
Bears
Richard M. Daley
Barnaby Dinges
Park District
Illinois
Ted Phillips
Michael McCaskey
NFL
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Order of Nuns
Sewor
Margaret P
Texas
Patsy R
Sam S
Jennifer V
CM Etietetinaath
Derrick C