Marion Memorial Hospital Mammogram Special in October
Marion Memorial Hospital offers discounted mammograms for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, charging 59 dollars instead of 120 to 130 dollars plus radiology fees. The Little Egypt program provides financial aid to low income women in 21 counties served by St. Mary's Hospital in Centralia, aiding about 1600 women yearly.
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Marion — Marion Memorial Hospital
Tom Keim
Marion Memorial
Marion Memorial Hospital
Little Egypt
Breast & Cervical Cancer Program
St. Mary’s Hospital
Illinois
Mammogram saves life prompts breast cancer awareness
McCamish describes early stage cancer in the entire breast leading to a double mastectomy and implants. She urges women over 40 to schedule an annual mammogram in October Breast Cancer Awareness Month, noting a 99 percent cure rate when detected early.
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McCamish
Cleric Abu Hamza al Masri fuels anti Britain rhetoric
Abu Hamza al Masri, an Egyptian born imam in Finsbury Park London, proclaims martyrdom as a response to British policy. He holds British citizenship and faces Yemen extradition requests, while his stance echoes Osama bin Laden style rhetoric and targets the United States.
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Abu Hamza al-Masri
Afghanistan
Bosnia
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al-Masri
Yemen
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Washington
bin Laden
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France
Taliban Attack Near Kabul Tests Front Line Aftermath
Fighters report Taliban assaults north of Kabul while opposition leaders hope the United States will strike Taliban positions. U S reluctance to target fronts reflects fear of a rapid northern advance on Kabul before a post Taliban government forms. The northern alliance mood risks minority rule and echoes past chaotic governance. Taliban aim at al Qaida linked to Osama bin Laden and Sept 11 attacks.
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United States
Taliban
U.S
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Israel weighs pullback as West Bank raid widens
U S officials including Colin Powell urged Israel to withdraw from newly entered areas in the West Bank as tanks pressed the operation. Three Palestinians were killed and a teenage wound died, in retaliation for the assassination of Israeli minister Rehavam Zeevi. Arafat aides urged Washington to press Israel, while Peres said Israel does not plan to stay in the territories.
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Powell
CNN
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Shimon Peres
U.N
Kofi Annan
New York
Israel
Peres
American Jewish Congress
Washington
Yasser Arafat
U.S
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
West Bank
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United States
Rehavam Zeevi
Lugar plans farm bill overhauls price tag and subsidies
The Bush administration opposes the farm bill priced at 170 billion, proposing ten years of programs while Sugar pushes a five year 82 billion deal with shifted aid toward fruit, vegetables, and livestock. Illinois experts warn on income support impacts as subsidies favor large farms and risk-based vouchers rise.
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Sugar
Bob Hauser
University of Illinois’ Department of Agriculture and Consumer Economics
Lugar
Illinois
U.S. Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Hartke
Andy Fisher
America
Larry Quandt
Illinois Farmers Union
Quandt
The
National Farmers Union
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