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Across the border, beyond the law
Just days before authorities charged him with sexually assaulting his own daughter, Abraham Caudel hopped a Greyhound bus from DeKalb to California, then crossed into Mexico in a pickup truck driven by his brother.
In the eight years since he returned to...Tags: Criminals, Police, Services and Shopping, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Police Investigations
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Collections work for university museums
There's a conventional view among the lay public about art museums in university settings. That view, says Louise Lincoln, director of the DePaul Art Museum at Chicago's DePaul University, holds that art museums are reserved solely for the nation's...Tags: Finance, Colleges and Universities, Education, Fine Arts, Northern Illinois University
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Hospitalization delays court for Seattle man accused in 1957 Sycamore slaying
Tribune newspapersJack Daniel McCullough, the Seattle man recently arrested on charges that he kidnapped and murdered a 7-year-old Sycamore, Ill. girl in 1957, was hospitalized Saturday for undisclosed reasons. McCullough, 71, was scheduled to appear Saturday in a King...Tags: King County, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Police Arrests, Murder
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Man held in 1957 slaying waives extradition from Seattle
Q13 FOX News Online & ReutersA Seattle man accused of killing a 7-year-old girl in 1957 waived extradition on Wednesday and will be returned to Illinois to face a murder charge. Jack McCullough, a 71-year-old former police officer with the Washington state cities of Lacey and...Tags: DeKalb County (Illinois), King County, Crime, Law and Justice, International Law, Crimes
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Girl's body exhumed, as suspect is arraigned in 1957 slaying
ReutersASeattle man accused of killing a young Chicago-area girl five decades ago was arraigned on murder charges in Illinois on Thursday, one day after he was extradited from Washington state, Jack McCullough, a 71-year-old former police officer, was given a...Tags: DeKalb County (Illinois), Crime, Law and Justice, International Law, Crimes, Police Arrests
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Agency seeks to double tolls to pay for $12 billion in projects
Tribune reporterIllinois Tollway officials want to double current toll rates to fund a $12 billion, 15-year capital plan that would see the region’s first new tollway since the opening of the Veterans Memorial Tollway, a new interchange in the south suburbs and the...Tags: Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, Transportation, Libertyville, Church and State Relations, New Lenox
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Cause of firefighter's fatal heart attack unknown
AUBURN, Ind. (AP) — A coroner in northeastern Indiana says he doesn't know whether a 31-year-old volunteer firefighter's work to put out a house fire in hot temperatures caused his fatal heart attack. An autopsy confirmed that Travis Miller...Tags: Indiana, Health, Travis Miller, Fort Wayne (Allen, Indiana), Heart Attack
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Moms protest in DeKalb over right to breast-feed in public
About 40 moms, many carrying hungry babies, staged a "nurse-in" in downtown DeKalb on Thursday at a shop where a young woman said she was told to stop breast-feeding.
Many of the moms took to the sidewalks, accompanied by infants, toddlers and a few...Tags: Breastfeeding, Human Body, Health, Schaumburg, Facebook
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Controversy over public breast-feeding in Illinois has moms and health experts contemplating issue
Newborns today are more likely to be breast-fed than were babies from generations in the recent past, experts say.
But the sight of a mom breast-feeding her hungry baby in a public space — even discreetly — is still unacceptable to some and...Tags: Breastfeeding, Breast, Diabetes, Health, Nursing
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Area faces more high winds, high waves
TribLocal - EvanstonThe high wind and lakeshore flooding warnings issued Wednesday are still in effect, the National Weather Service said this morning. But the newest weather wrinkle …... -
Existing home and condo sales up, prices down in Chicago area
TribLocal - Joliet » NewsSales of existing single-family homes and condominiums in the Chicago area posted another expected year-over-year sales gain in September but sales of distressed homes continued …...
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