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Daily Archives: Jul 23, 2009

Bosnians euphoric over Lenny Kravitz show

BANJA LUKA, Bosnia-Herzegovina— Lenny Kravitz's concert in Bosnia offered a rare glimpse of international glamour in a nation still struggling with the aftermath of a devastating ethnic war.

Gibbs: Media ‘obsessions’ prolonging Gates story

WASHINGTON— The White House says the media's "obsessions" are keeping alive President Barack Obama's comments about the arrest of a Harvard University scholar seen trying to get into his own house.

Democrats threaten floor vote to break impasse

WASHINGTON— A powerful House committee chairman is threatening to force a floor vote to break the impasse on health care overhaul.

GOP Sen. Cornyn to vote against Sotomayor

WASHINGTON— Republican Sen. John Cornyn, the head of his party's Senate campaign arm, said Friday he'll vote against Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, siding with GOP leaders and conservatives who are lining up against President Barack Obama's

Nike giving back James dunk tapes

CLEVELAND— Nike says it is returning videotapes it confiscated of NBA star LeBron James getting dunked on at a recent basketball camp.

Black funeral directors lash out at task force

Two local Black funeral directors, along with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, were among those who testified Thursday before a state task force that is analyzing how to better regulate cemeteries.

Hearing postponed for man accused of judge threats

The arraignment of a New Jersey blogger accused of threatening three Chicago-based federal appeals judges has been postponed.

ICE arrests 19 suspected gang members in Ill.

Federal immigration officials have arrested 19 immigrants who are suspected gang members in a two-day operation in the Chicago area.

U. of Ill. plans $4.21 million for reactor removal

URBANA, Ill. — The University of Illinois will spend $4.21 million to decommission a small nuclear reactor on its Urbana-Champaign campus.

Farm group: Ill. land values dropping this year

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — A farm management trade group says Illinois agricultural land values have dropped this year and are likely to stay flat or keep falling.

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