GRAPHICS: Three earnings bar charts to go with storyīLACK MONDAY: (good opportunity to localize) Friday is the 20th anniversary of the worst one-day decline in stock market history (not following a market shutdown). The financial institution is trying to better its performance. Does this mean an expansion for the center, or is this just part of the ramp up we reported in April?THOMAS BONA/ROCKFORD/Illinois NewsĪMCORE EARNINGS: Third quarter earnings for Winnebago County's largest locally-based, publicly traded company. JELLICK/PEORIA/Illinois News and GHNS-EducationīON-TON WAREHOUSE: Bon-Ton Stores expanding its Web sales capabilities, and will ship products from the Rockford distribution center. This is different from the current program called 'game programming' because it focuses on the story telling and character development aspects of creating a good game.
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ICC Trustees are approving a new degree called 'game design' where students will learn how to put together games that people want to buy. The inquest into the death of Bradley soccer player Sheridan 'Danny' Dahlquist is this afternoon. He calls that kind of support 'unprecedented' to get all the council members and the mayor of one council to support him. (w/mug) Aaron Schock has endorsements from 7 mayors in the Tri-County area and 17 council members including East Peoria, Metamora, Eureka and more. STATE MUSEUM: On Saturday will debut a new resource web site. His topic: "Where have all the leaders gone?" SCHOENBURG/SPRINGFIELD/photo planned/T.J.
COLINDRES/CAPITOL BUREAU/IllinoisĭAVID BRODER: Washington Post journalist speaking in Springfield this evening, part of ninth annual conference on Illinois history. HEUPEL/CAPITOL BUREAU/Illinois NewsĬAPITAL NEEDS: An Illinois House committee hears testimony about the need for a new capital spending plan for roads, etc. STATE MUSEUM: Will debut a new "resource Web site" this weekend. Comptroller Dan Hynes, a frequent critic of the governor, speaks at Sangamo Club. AARON CHAMBERS/ROCKFORD/Illinois and Illinois News This could be a daily for tomorrow, or I could flesh it out and make it a weekender. Bush vetoed an expansion pushed by congressional Democrats, and Democrats are expected to try today override that veto. At issue is how much the feds are willing to reimburse states for health care costs. KIDS HEALTH CARE: Even as Blago continues to push for universal health care in Illinois, his fellow Democrats in Washington are failing to institute a massive expansion of a federal reimbursement program known as SCHIP - an expansion that would go a long way toward helping Blago cover the cost of the new program he is seeking. Stories may not be published prior to Sunday.
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See budget under weekend offerings for full budget/coverage of reunion. It marks the 53rd year since the league disbanded.
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The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, made famous in the movie "A League of Their Own," will hold its annual reunion in Rockford for the first time on Oct.
Regional Editor Jonie Larson, (217) 816-3343, Editor Jean Hodges, (630) 348-3350, SUNDAY: PEACHES IN ROCKFORD *Please check this Web site in the evening for changes to story lineup, including breaking news. Here are the top Illinois stories coming today from GateHouse News Service.
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