Labor Day shapes Southern Illinois GOP race lineup
By Labor Day the lineup for state office seekers in Southern Illinois should be clear with Republicans lining up behind Jim Ryan for governor as Lt. Gov. Corrine Wood considers a bid. Du Quoin hosts pre-trotting derby dinners drawing GOP leaders. Democrats eye Daley and Poshard weighing lieutenant governor run.
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Cal City Mayor Genova Convicted of Racketeering
Calumet City Mayor Jerry Genova was found guilty on racketeering, mail fraud and theft of funds after a three week federal trial. Co-defendant Jerome Stack and city prosecutor Lawrence Gulotta were also found guilty on related counts.
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Congressional District Dinners Admission Contacts
Information on district dinners for the 19th and 12th districts lists contacts Robert Connell for the 19th and Steve McGlynn or Goforth for the 12th. Doors open at 6 p.m. Friday.
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Oglesby items donated to Illinois Historical Library
Documents tied to 19th century Illinois governor Richard J. Oglesby were donated to the Illinois Historical Library. Decatur mansion directors presented travel diaries, Felicite Oglesby letters, and Felicite’s wedding invitations at the Old State Capitol.
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Lincoln library delay pushes museum start to 2002
Illinois officials say construction of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum delays require start of the 100000 square foot museum to be pushed to late 2001 or early 2002 with contracts awarded by year end. Construction should then begin soon after and the completion date moved from late 2003 to early 2004 per Mia Jazo Harris.
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Deere Exits Homelite Unit and Cuts Jobs in Restructure
Deere & Co. announced on Monday it will exit the Homelite consumer products business and trim its construction and forestry division, eliminating 775 more jobs as part of a restructuring driven by a weak economy.
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