Illinois to keep death row units but not abolish it
Illinois corrections officials say they have not decided to abolish the death row concept following Gov. Ryan's clemency. The department plans to shuffle condemned inmates into general population areas while likely continuing to have inmates sentenced to death.
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Ryan leaves Illinois governorship after single term
Former Illinois governor George Ryan ends a 30 year political career as Rod Blagojevich takes over. Ryan plans a post office and media schedule focused on death penalty issues, potential speaking tour, and golf while facing ongoing legal probes and a racketeering trial of a former aide. He pardoned some condemned inmates but did not face charges himself.
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United Airlines to sell up to 12.9 million ESOP shares
United Airlines said the ESOP trustee could sell as many as 12.9 million shares to avoid jeopardizing tax benefits. Shares fell to $1.34 as the carrier works on a revised business plan due by Jan. 30. CEO Tilton told employees the plan would be presented to the board amid bankruptcy proceedings and union talks.
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UAL
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Illinois constitutional officers pledge teamwork and reform
A Democrat led group of statewide officers took office pledging bipartisan teamwork and accountability. Lisa Madigan as attorney general vowed to fight for children seniors and women while Pat Quinn urged budget balance and public faith restoration. Jesse White Dan Hynes and Judy Topinka spoke on reform and continuity with Republican collaboration noted.
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Republican Party
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Commutations prompt bid for a mistrial in Ryan aide case
Attorneys for former Gov George Ryan aide Scott Fowell and the Citizens for Ryan campaign committee urged a mistrial as jury selection neared completion Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer weighed the impact of Ryan's Friday pardons and Saturday commutations on the pool Federal prosecutors argued the process remained valid and the death penalty issue was separate from the racketeering trial
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Illinois
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How To Buy A New $1,700 Furnace for $578
Sales pitch offers factory fresh air conditioners with 80 percent efficient furnace free for $578 labor only, plus no cash down, six months no interest. Promotional deadline January 31 targets customers, promises passive savings on utilities, and includes a complimentary gift.
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