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- This is a table about South Dakota Elevator Bids |
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- This is a table about Iowa Daily Grain Prices |
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- Want to see Jordan Capri gone wild?... |
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- Today at school there was some sort of awards ceremony—”Breakfas of Champions”, I think it’s called. |
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- A broadcast report says Audrey Seiler has told police she was held against her will by an armed man. WTMJ TV in Milwaukee says the UW Madison student told police the man had a gun and knife. |
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- Mayor Daley opposes Gov. Blagojevich's proposal to lower the age for obtaining a gun permit from 21 to 18. |
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- The spring storms that swept through the Chicago area Tuesday sparked an unusually large number of lightning strikes. |
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Movie Magic (Mar 31 2004 22:17 GMT) - A big time Hollywood movie will be filmed here in April and Warner Brothers announced an open casting call looking for extras. |
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- An American airline flight heading for Maui lands safely at O'Hare after its tail apparently bumped the runway on takeoff around 11:40 a.m. |
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- Fans can enter an online lottery at for the three rows of premium seats being added behind home plate. |
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- A judge in Indiana has ordered a Chicago man to stand trial in June on a charge that he fatally shot a state trooper three days before Christmas. |
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- Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch and his family will not pursue an excessive force complaint against the two Chicago police officers who arrested two of the Hatch daughters, Elizabeth and Anne, the family's private lawyer said. |
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- Attorneys for insurance mogul Michael "Mickey" Segal have asked a federal judge to bar testimony in his upcoming trial that accuses him of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in ill-gotten funds on female escorts and other personal expenses. |
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- A 17-year-old convicted of shooting a Chicago high school basketball star and wounding the player's sister has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. |
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- A Cook County judge says he issued a court order closing the entire E-2 nightclub seven months before a deadly stampede that killed 21 people. |
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- In an effort to prevent a repeat of last year's high death toll in Illinois work zones, state transportation officials and Gov. Rod Blagojevich have announced a safety program using tactics from undercover police to radar-activated cameras. |
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- A $ 4 million verdict against the federal government in a child's death has been reversed by the Seventh U-S Court of Appeals in Chicago. |
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- Two men have pleaded guilty to federal charges of helping run a suburban Chicago bingo palace that brought in about three (m) million dollars in profits from 1994 to 1997. |
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- A federal investigator says Normal pilot Curt Piercy and his passengers probably didn't see the crash coming that took their lives on a Kentucky mountainside last week. |
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Beer Bribe (Mar 31 2004 22:17 GMT) - Police charged a Kentucky man with trying to buy a vote with a 12-pack of beer. |
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- Under extraordinary secrecy, Michael Jackson's 14-year-old accuser testified before the grand jury hearing evidence in the pop star's molestation case, according to a source close to the proceedings. |
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- The Britney Zone could include China. Chinese promoters are talking with Britney Spears' managers about her performing in China later this year, a promoter said Wednesday. |
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- Janet Jackson's concert on Good Morning America had been scheduled long before her Super Bowl fiasco. Looking back, the embattled singer never imagined the significance live TV performance would take on. |
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- Ανακοινωση του Κ.Κ.Βενεζουελας.Αν μπορει καποιος απο την ομαδα America Latina ας μεταφρασει. |
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- Ta italika MME fotografizoun gia akomi mia fora tous anarxikous... |
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- Υπουλες ερωτήσεις στη ψηφοφορία του in.gr σχετικά με την εξώφθαλμη καταστροφή του αρχαιολογικού χώρου Μακρυγιάννη. |
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- A Minneapolis City Council panel went on record Tuesday as opposing a constitutional ban on gay marriage. Actions like these by the City of Minneapolis are one of the reasons I live in Minneapolis. I believe government must act to protect the civil rights of all people, regardless of their sexual orientation, ethnicity, religious beliefs, etc. |
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- (US) Afghanistan and Neighbors Agree to Sign Anti-Drugs Accord Afghanistan and its six neighbors have drawn up a cooperation agreement to step up the fight against drug trafficking. Afghanistan is the world's biggest producer of poppy-derived opium used to make heroin. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(90%), $propaganda_theme3(50%), $propaganda_theme6(90%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(95%), $prohibition(100%), $narcotic(100%), $opiate(100%), $heroin(100%), $various_drugs(95%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- (US) [$drug_related(100%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $hallucinogen(60%), $MDMA(60%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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Forsythia (Mar 31 2004 22:17 GMT) - The neighborhood forsythia are blooming. That means it's time to plant peas! |
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- Published on April Fool's Day: Thursday's issue of The Courier-Mail of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia contains an article headlined "A judicial reprimand for himself." The article begins, "A judge who demanded to know the name of 'the idiot' who grante |
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- As the United Russia majority in the State Duma gave preliminary approval to a bill outlawing protests near government buildings Wednesday, pro-democracy activists staged a rally outside the Duma's main entrance to insist on their right to do just that. |
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- The collapse of the roof of Transvaal water park, which left 28 people dead and over 100 injured, was possibly the work of terrorists, the structure's designer said Wednesday. |
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- Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov presented startling plans Wednesday to restore the Italian city of Pisa after receiving what he called a heartfelt plea from its mayor. |
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- The political fallout among the losers in last December's State Duma elections continues to claim new victims, with one party ditching its leader and another longtime party leader facing his ouster. The People's Party has ousted its leader, Gennady Raikov, blaming him for the party's poor showing in the elections. |
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- Qatar is refusing to release two Russian security agents suspected of assassinating former Chechen President Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev because the evidence implicating them is very substantial and includes the testimony of at least two eyewitnesses, Kommersant reported Wednesday. |
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- Militants seized hostages Wednesday during a standoff with authorities after the latest explosion in Tashkent, police said. |
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- French President Jacques Chirac named Nicolas Sarkozy, France's best-liked politician, as his finance minister on Wednesday and handed him the key task of pushing through unpopular economic reforms. |
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- State Duma deputies on Wednesday voiced concern about NATO's expansion to Russia's doorstep and said Moscow may reconsider its defense strategies and deployment of its forces if the alliance continues to ignore Russian interests. |
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- The State Duma on Wednesday gave final approval to a bill allowing the authorities to keep terror and some other criminal suspects in jail for up to 30 days before announcing charges. |
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- Jewish settlers with assault rifles slung over their shoulders moved into two buildings in a crowded Arab neighborhood of Jerusalem on Wednesday, sparking clashes between Israeli troops and Arab residents. |
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- The long sunny days of summer may increase the risk of catching a common sexually transmitted infection. And it's not just because people have more sex when the weather is nice. |
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