Taliban officials acknowledge bin Laden under their control on NBC
Taliban official Zaeef stated that if the United States provides evidence and talks, negotiations might progress though any attack without evidence would be terrorism. Musharraf said hopes for surrender are very dim as Pakistan presses Taliban to hand over bin Laden. The United States demands remain unmet and clerics urged bin Laden to leave, but Taliban offered no response.
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British agency grim admission on organ retention scandal
A Dutch pathologist working in Liverpool stripped organs from children during autopsies from 1988 to 1995 without parental consent. A Scottish group urged stronger laws to empower parents over remains while the doctor faced charges in Canada and Nova Scotia. The report notes over 100,000 organs were held nationwide and links to unrelated nuclear tests are mentioned.
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Walk A Thon aims to fund Jon Reynolds therapy in Waltonville
Jon Reynolds 33, paralyzed from a spinal cord injury, continues therapy with a Stim Master while his family faces over ten thousand dollars in debt. His father Ron plans a five day 100 mile Walk A Thon from Mount Vernon to Cairo and Benton to raise funds, with donations sent to the Jon Reynolds Fund at Peoples National Bank in Mount Vernon Illinois.
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Benton
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Jon
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Illinois Budget Reflections On Revenue Shortfall And Next Steps
Illinois faces a revenue shortfall after July and August revenues fell 4.2 percent from the prior year. The FY2002 budget assumed optimistic growth, but the state has a cushion of about 430 million. Officials discuss possible spending cuts and agency belt tightening while avoiding layoffs or welfare cuts, with fall sessions to weigh options and seek consensus.
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Stephen Schnorf
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Elgin
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Chicago
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