World Shooting Complex opens in Sparta to mixed politics and praise
The World Shooting and Recreational Complex spans 1,700 acres at a $50 million cost. Gov. Rod Blagojevich and other lawmakers tout public investment as supporting sport, culture and economic development while acknowledging budget crunches and political wrangling. Joel Brunsvold and locals praise community cooperation as the project nears completion ahead of a U S Open finish this Sunday.
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Drowning on Mississippi River prompts search by local team
A man disappeared after being swept under the Mississippi River as river rescue crews conducted a measured grid search. The team faced currents and barge traffic while dragging the sandy, debris-free bottom. Family members waited at the campground as relatives reflected on the danger of the river.
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Laidlaw to Trim Jobs Amid Stock Slide
Laidlaw workers face job losses as stock prices plunge, eroding long-term savings for 35 to 40 year employees. Company now owned by JEB Inc and Silk Road Resources. Founded 1917, Laidlaw was North America’s leading wire hanger and dry cleaning product maker. Elimination effective Sept. 15. Contact 618 549 5454 ext. 5076.
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