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| Local News Hastert bids House farewell in final speechWASHINGTON - Rep. J. Dennis Hastert, who served as House speaker longer than any other Republican, bade farewell to his colleagues Thursday, confirming that he will not complete his 11th term.  Resignation will trigger special election SPRINGFIELD - Now that former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert has announced his plans to retire before the end of his current term, the rush to replace him in Congress will change. Judge's ruling puts ‘moment of silence' law in question CHICAGO - An atheist talk show host's attorney said Thursday he may try to add all Illinois school districts as defendants in a lawsuit challenging a mandatory moment of silence in classrooms. Dinosaur discovered with vacuum-shaped mouth WASHINGTON - A dinosaur with a strange jaw designed to hoover up food grazed in what is now the Sahara Desert 110 million years ago. For DeKalb Iron & Metal Co., it was just business as usual Four NIU students win Chipolte ad contest State pushes phone recycling effort |
| marketplace High in Fiber Business BriefcaseDeKalb County can offer several incentives when trying to lure new businesses to the area. » More Marketplace News | Local Sports Hoops season under way Thrilling VictoryDeKALB - The local basketball seasons kicks into high gear this weekend. The DeKalb High School girls basketball team hosts the 5th Annual Turkey Toss-Up Thanksgiving Tournament Friday. | |
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| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Democrats Unable to Bring Troops Home Report: Bangladesh Cyclone Kills 1,100WASHINGTON - Nearly a year after anti-war voters put them in power, congressional Democrats remain unable to pass legislation ordering troops home from Iraq. Frustrated by Republican roadblocks, Democrats now plan to sit on President Bush's $196 billion request for war spending until next year _ pushing the Pentagon toward an accounting nightmare and deepening their conflict with the White House on the war. US Envoy to Press Musharraf | Latest headlines from AP State Man who found body of former officer's third wife defends officer Lottery GlanceCHICAGO - A man who found the body of former police officer Drew Peterson's third wife in a bathtub three years ago says when Peterson saw the woman for the first time he was obviously surprised _ and distraught. Waukegan immigrants wary of city effort to enforce federal law | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Warrant Quashed for Donda West Surgeon Couric Mocks Dan Rather in Web VideoLOS ANGELES - An arrest warrant was issued, then thrown out Friday for the plastic surgeon who operated on Kanye West's mother in a case unrelated to her death last week. Schools Benefit From Colbert's Comment | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Home Run King Barry Bonds Indicted A-Rod, Yanks Discuss $275 Million DealSAN FRANCISCO - Barry Bonds has more to worry about than an asterisk now. Just three months ago, the former San Francisco Giants star angrily defended himself against steroid allegations on the night he surpassed Hank Aaron to become baseball's home run king. Another No. 2 Goes Down As Oregon Loses | |
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