Measles outbreak kills third Principia student at small Illinois college
A measles outbreak at Principia College in Elsah Illinois has claimed its third student death after 96 people contracted the disease since January 11. Jennifer Evans 16 of Elsah died in her dorm on Friday as autopsies confirm prior deaths.
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Sharon Pa. proudly last in culture but content to stay that way
Sharon, Pennsylvania embraces its low cultural rating from Rand McNally’s 1985 Places Rated Almanac. In a Herald letter from the fictitious group Bring Arts to Sharon, residents defend their style and humor, noting midnights bingo, local country bars, and a river regatta while joking about bringing an opera house to town if funding arrives.
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Defective satellite halts space shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral
NASA removed two satellites from Challenger cargo after a potentially defective NASA tracking and data relay satellite showed a timing problem. The Canadian payload will join Discovery, delaying its March 22 mission. Key crew members included Karol Bobko and Jake Garn with Patrick Baudry. Challenger moved to a hangar. Discovery pad deployment shifts to mid March.
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Ohio lawmakers weigh major budget and tax plans
In Columbus AP outlines key measures in the 116th Ohio General Assembly. The $32.2 billion state budget is under House Finance subcommittee hearings. A 30 percent income tax cut proposal passed the Senate and sits in the House alongside a 10 percent cut plan. A $200 million rainy day fund proposal cleared the Senate and awaits House hearings. Lottery profits earmarked for schools totaling about $168 million passed the Senate and moves through the House. Seat belt mandates are under consideration with separate House and Senate committee hearings scheduled.
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