Illinois murder registry tops 500
The Illinois Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth Registry lists 528 murderers who have completed their sentences and live in Illinois. Andrea's Law, modeled after the sex offender registry, requires post release registration for 10 years with details such as address, photo, birth date, crime nature, and victim age.
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Nobel laureates urge peace as last resort at Chicago summit
Nobel Peace Prize winners gathered in Chicago for a three day World Summit urging world leaders to prioritize negotiation over war. Carter Gorbachev Walesa and de Klerk urged youth involvement, cited education poverty and unemployment as drivers of violence, and warned the U.S. risks war, possibly Iran, without renewed talks. Clinton slated to speak, Penn to receive award. NATO summit planning looms with heavy security amid protests.
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Grain futures rise on CBOT trading
Grain futures mostly higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with July wheat up 9.50 cents to 6.3250 a bushel, July corn up 9.50 cents to 6.1250, July oats up 2.50 cents to 3.2675, while July soybeans fall 8.50 cents to 14.41 a bushel.
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Stockyards Peoria hogs and cattle market summary
Hogs trade moderately with barrows and gilts steady. Prices range for 240-260 lb at 54.50 to 55.00 and 260-290 lb at 53.00 to 54.50. Sows steady across weights 48.00 to 52.00. boars 20.00 over 300 lb and 31.00 under 300 lb. Cattle traded 104.50 to 121.00, steers and heifers 117.00 to 121.00 for 1,350 lb, 108.00 to 117.00 for 1,000-1,250 lb, and 104.50 to 108.00 for 1,000-1,150 lb. Cows 50.00 to 70.00, high yield up to 75.00, thin cows 35.00 to 40.00. Bulls 72.00 to 80.00.
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Podell uses hands on learning to inspire area students
Andrew Podell, a geology graduate student, travels to local schools with a river model and vermicomposting exhibit. Teachers praise his energy and ongoing presentations since early in his outreach, with several invites to visit grade schools where student teachers learn from his shows. He plans a vegetative roof and partners with a Tamms summer enrichment camp as he continues his mission.
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Illinois lawmakers face Medicaid funding push and tax clash
IRMA opposes Quinn plan to raise cigarette tax by $1, risking cross border purchases as Illinois would join Wisconsin as one of the higher state taxes. Doctors and dentists groups plan to join in lobbying while Quinn vows to press the proposal before May 31 adjournment, warning deeper cuts if defeated.
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Herrin moves to fine and demolish unkempt properties
City officials pursue court orders for demolitions on North 12th and North 13th blocks and a Court C duplex. Demolition costs run 400 to 600 dollars for labor and expenses, with 350 dollars charged if the city acts, plus 100 dollars for citations. The council also adopts a new fiscal year budget starting May 1 and calls for bids on a new refuse truck and two tornado sirens.
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NYSE Most Active Stocks Close On Mixed Trades
New York market data show Monday trading for NYSE listed active stocks with varied moves. Highlights include ExxonMobil Ford Motor Co General Electric and Pfizer among others, with several blue chips ending higher or lower amid fluctuating intraday levels.
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