U.S. captures two senior al-Qaida operatives in Afghanistan
U.S. forces seized two senior al-Qaida fighters near a vast cave complex in eastern Afghanistan and recovered laptops and cell phones. Warplanes hit bunkers and buildings as 14 fighters were detained. three other top al-Qaida leaders are believed dead. Detained suspects moved toward Guantanamo Bay as ground forces secure the area.
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Illinois Hospitals Gain Partial Relief From Budget Cuts
State officials announce a $24 million restoration of Medicaid funds to rural and inner city hospitals. President Ryan says relief is partial while warning the overall $100 million hole remains. Hospitals in Anna to Sparta could see targeted payments as departments outline specifics.
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SIU driver given probation after campus crosswalk fatality
Dieng, 20, is sentenced to six months court supervision and a $575 fine after convictions for failing to yield to a pedestrian and speeding near an on campus crosswalk. The case notes she was eight mph over the limit and a red van blocked view, with a civil suit not filed as of now.
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Government urges background checks on food workers and containers
The Federal Register outlines guidelines for background checks on workers who handle food and requirements for sealed transport. Industry officials say many firms already follow most measures. advocates argue voluntary rules are insufficient and push for broader FDA and Agriculture Department authority and more inspectors to inspect imports.
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New York Plans Free Tickets For Ground Zero Viewing
New York will issue free tickets to manage crowds at the World Trade Center viewing platform. Each ticket allows about 15 minutes for up to 100 people. Details were being finalized Tuesday with tickets expected to begin Thursday. The 13 foot viewing platform opened on Dec 30 and draws thousands daily in freezing weather, with long lines and waits up to three hours.
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