Explosions injure five on Chicago's Northside
Four blasts within minutes injure five people and cause minor property damage in downtown and near north Chicago shopping areas. The blasts, described as high velocity explosives like dynamite, occurred within 15 to 20 minutes. Initial blast at Monroe and Dearborn near First National Bank. Five taken to Henrotin Hospital in good condition.
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Downtown blasts in Chicago shock city with four explosions
Witnesses describe a sequence of four late night blasts near Dearborn Monroe and along North Michigan Avenue with no reported injuries. Police say the devices appeared aimed at attracting attention, not causing major damage, as security units intensified checks near downtown banks.
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Explosions in Chicago Injure Several People
A series of blasts in Chicago left a man with a bleeding arm and another with a chest wound as bystanders described a bright flash and loud bang. Police said no group claimed responsibility, noting similarities to earlier attacks by a Puerto Rican nationalist group.
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Muncie Receives State Match for Transit Funding
The City of Muncie is awarded 23946 by the state to match a federal mass transportation grant for the operations of Muncie City Lines Inc transit system.
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Illinois House defeats Gov Walker tax measures
Illinois lawmakers rejected Governor Daniel Walker's plans to cap a 99 billion dollar budget by imposing a 5 million dollar tax windfall and accelerating sales tax payments. The defeat, with Republican votes and party split, triggers anticipated fiscal strains for school aid Medicaid and welfare starting July 1.
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Sharp opposes Humphrey Hawkins job bill
Rep. Philip Sharp of Indiana says he will vote against the Humphrey Hawkins employment bill. He argues the measure promises more than it can deliver, is costly and inflationary, and overemphasizes government jobs over private ones.
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