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| Local News Memorial service at 7 p.m. SundayCompiled by Chronicle Staff  Early detection, positive attitude are good medicine When detected early, testicular cancer is a foe that can be beat. Governors: coal must be part of energy debate WASHINGTON - Governors pushing alternative energy development are not shying from coal, a major culprit in global warming but also a homegrown energy source and an economic lifeline for many states. Poll workers' strange decisions often not their fault When things go awry at the voting booth, as they have several times in this hectic primary season, much of the blame often falls on ill-trained poll workers who are paid a pittance. Shared Experience Lawmakers congratulate Sycamore cross country runners State planners to hear proposal for NIU's proton cancer research center |
| Lifestyles Best Bath Concert will feature new, recent musicTaking a warm, relaxing bath is one of life's simple pleasures. If you want to make it the perfect bath, though, you'll have to sacrifice a little simplicity for more pleasure. What's New at the DeKalb Public Library » More Lifestyles News | Local Sports Hokies men's golf to honor NIU Larson, Teboda lead Barbs' benchDeKALB - After a week of mourning, the Northern Illinois men's golf team will be the first Huskies team to return to competition. Viewpoint: Cancer hits close to home | |
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| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Nader Announces New Bid for White House Iraq Bomber Targeting Shiites Kills 40WASHINGTON - Ralph Nader said Sunday he will run for president as a third-party candidate, criticizing the top White House contenders as too close to big business and pledging to repeat a bid that will "shift the power from the few to the many." Turkish Helicopter Down in Iraq | Latest headlines from AP State ILLINOIS STYLE: Muralist works on Kankakee library wall CIA leak prosecutor hunts new corruption in Illinois politicsKANKAKEE, Ill. - The canvas of an artist need not always be canvas. It can come in many forms, including solid Sheetrock. With a collection of some two dozen paint brushes, more than 15 paint cans, a ladder collection and various dropcloths, Onnie Kahlenberg transformed the Kankakee Public Library into an art studio for most of January and February. Obama's first lessons in politics came as Chicago community organizer | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Oscars Arrive in a Relieved Hollywood Hollywood Abuzz With Oscar PreparationsLOS ANGELES - Oscars organizers had better hope that red carpet doesn't get waterlogged. Last-minute preparations for the 80th annual Academy Awards geared up Sunday amid a forecast of showers for the arrival area along Hollywood Boulevard, where stars mince about in front of photographers, reporters and bleachers full of cheering fans. Lohan Thriller Named Worst at Razzies | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Woods Builds Early Lead Against Cink Red Sox Skipper Francona Gets ExtensionMARANA, Ariz. - Getting to the 36-hole final might have been the hard part for Tiger Woods, who birdied six of the first 11 holes Sunday morning and built a 4-up lead over Stewart Cink after 18 holes at the Accenture Match Play Championship. Vols Knock Off Memphis, Poised for No. 1 | |
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