Trail to the mouth of the Columbia River May 29 1804 Ordway
Gary Moulton edited the May 29 1804 Ordway entry for the Lewis and Clark journals. Moulton, professor of American history at University of Nebraska, consults on the Ken Burns film. The trail reaches toward the mouth of the Columbia River.
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Gary Moulton
University of Nebraska
Ken Burns
Columbia River
Home-schooled graduates celebrate in ceremony at local school
Melody will study vocal performance at Ouachita Baptist University after being named a Presidential Scholar. Cassandra Doolittle earns her diploma in a family ceremony with parents Pam and Dan praising diligence and hard work. Cassandra plans nursing studies at John A. Logan College this fall.
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Melody
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkansas
Pam
Dan Doolittle
Carbondale
Cassandra
John A. Logan College
Massey Ferguson Tractors Promote Lawn and Farm Domination
Massey Ferguson promotes powerful tractors for lawn farm and landscape tasks. Models include 35 50 65 135 150 15 230 231 235 240 245 255 TO20 T030 TE20 TEA20 with filters listed such as 1447082M Spin-on Engine Oil Filter $7.39 and 1069954M91 Spin-on Oil Filter $7.31.
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Massey Ferguson
Gov Blagojevich budget clash frames Sunday Page One
On Sunday May 30, the front page centers on Governor Blagojevich's budget battle and its implications for state finances. It also probes the future of veteran organizations amid the funding fight, signaling upcoming coverage across Page One.
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Gov. Blagojevich
Blagojevich
Governor threatens layoffs but hires 1900 in 5 months
Governor Blagojevich threatens to cut 5000 state jobs to bridge a 2.3 billion gap while records show 1900 hires in five months. Increases include a Spanish liaison for the Lottery and 29 staff in the governor's office, many in direct service roles.
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Springfield
Rod Blagojevich
Blagojevich
Multiple Illinois bars raided over illegal gambling charges
Ten people were arrested in raids on Buncombe, Chuckwagon Café and Saloon, PJ's, E Town Tap, Shawnee Restaurant and Lounge and other venues in Elizabethtown Eddyville and Cypress. They face misdemeanor gambling and keeping a gambling place charges, with potential liquor license actions by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission. Investigators said undercover staff paid cash winnings to patrons at gaming machines after complaints. A Kane County raid linked to D J's Tavern in Maple Park also surfaced video slots, bookmaking and a spin the wheel lottery. Authorities seized machines and records. officials note tax evasion tied to machine proceeds.
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Chuckwagon
Main St
Cypress
Pj’s
First St
Elizabethtown
E Town Tap
First Street
Shawnee Restaurant
Illinois
Eddyville
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Kane County
Maple Park
D.j.’S
IDR
Brian Hamer
Hamer
Liquor Control Commission
Herrin Ellis Lodge
The
Elks
Williamson County
Charles Garnall
FutureGen bill eyed for Illinois vote and benefits
Legislators pushed a FutureGen bill this session to attract the federal project with low-interest loans and tax breaks on equipment. Illinois Coal Association President Phil Genet and Hoback touted benefits for the state and industry, saying the project would be good for Illinois and America. Jennifer Wig contributed to the report.
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Hoback
FutureGen
Illinois Coal Association
Phil Genet
Illinois
America
Jennifer Wig
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