Double death case in Audrain County Missouri
Audrain County deputies investigated the deaths of John Campbell and Jean Horner, both Illinois residents, found in a field near their car. The victims died of gunshot wounds, with authorities noting no outside foul play suspected and autopsies planned.
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Illinois
Audrain County
John Campbell
Jean Horner
Pike County
Ill
New Canton
Stuart Miller
State budget proposal raises day care co pay
Gov. George Ryan's $52.8 billion plan would boost co pays for subsidized day care by 10 to 20 percent and cut funding from $660 million to $602 million for the fiscal year starting July 1. Advocates warn higher costs could push high quality care out of reach for many low income working families.
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George Ryan
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Snowy Peoria area hit by second winter storm of year
Blustery snow and wind chill spread across central Illinois with up to two inches falling by afternoon. Peoria area residents faced delays as a second real winter storm disrupted plans, including the boys Class A basketball tournament at Chillicothe High School.
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Peoria
Illinois
Peoria Heights
Craig Monroe
Chillicothe High School
Priest linked to GHB trafficking in Quad Cities case
An Illinois priest and five Davenport Quad Cities men were indicted on federal charges of conspiring to manufacture and distribute GHB. Defendants include Rev Jeffery Windy, Timothy OBrien, Kevin Honaker, Timothy Greenlee, Joseph Crane, and Bradley Bush. Greenlee and Crane pleaded not guilty. Windy suspended from priestly duties. OBrien jailed. arraignments set for March 1. trial dates later.
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Davenport
Bradley David Bush
Rock Island, Ill
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Sheffield
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Ford settles air bag death suit for 1.5 million
Ford Motor Co agreed to pay 1.5 million to Marion Evans family after the Des Plaines woman's 1998 death in a Ford Ranger collision. The air bags deployed 118 milliseconds after impact, more than double Ford's safe time, with Evans's neck fusion noted as a contributing factor.
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Evans
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Palermo
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