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Some GOP moderates feel left out
Chicago Tribune correspondentST. PAUL—When John McCain locked up the Republican nomination months ago, conservatives took a look at his deviation from Republican orthodoxy and began to wring their hands. Since then, though, McCain has moved to the right on several key issues...Tags: Political Candidates, Republican Party, Tom Cross, Government, Rudy Giuliani
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Congressman Dan Lipinski jumps aboard Canadian National deal
Chicago Tribune reporterCanadian National Railway's bid to buy the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway gained momentum this week as a key congressman joined a coalition of suburban leaders throwing their support behind the controversial deal. U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.) and the...Tags: Transportation, Des Plaines, Buffalo Grove, Government, Joliet
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Motorists to pay freight
Chicago Tribune reporterA federal report on Friday raised the specter of frustrated motorists facing lengthy delays at 15 rail crossings in a dozen communities, but concluded that passenger service would not be impaired if a railroad that winds through Chicago's suburbs is sold....Tags: Transportation, Mundelein, Joliet, Barack Obama, Indiana
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Money for overpasses is lacking if Canadian National Railway buys rail line, officials say
Chicago Tribune reporterIf the Canadian National Railway is allowed to buy a suburban rail line, money wouldn't be available to build overpasses at railroad crossings likely to be blocked by increased freight traffic, state and federal officials said Tuesday. And even if...Tags: Railway Industry, Transportation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Buffalo Grove, Joliet
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Foster, Bean campaign funds piling up, records show
Chicago Tribune reporterDemocratic U.S. Rep. Bill Foster continued to raise campaign cash at a fast clip after winning election in March, campaign reports filed Tuesday show. Succeeding former Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert in the 14th Congressional District, Foster...Tags: Lockport, Political Candidates, Des Plaines, Wheaton, Barack Obama
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Plainfield officials knock railway purchase plan
Tribune reporterAs the afternoon stretched close to rush hour on Monday, cars began stacking up on Illinois Highway 126, the main road into Plainfield from Interstate Highway 55. The traffic jam at quitting time offered a snapshot of what driving in Plainfield would...Tags: Canadian National Railway Company, Transportation, Waukegan, Road Transportation, Joliet
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More Fermilab job cuts averted
Chicago Tribune reporterFermilab, which spent the last six months bracing for layoffs and forcing employees to take unpaid furloughs, was granted a reprieve from further staff reductions Monday when President George W. Bush signed a bill granting emergency science funding to the...Tags: Richard Durbin, Employees, George Bush, Batavia, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
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Continuing support of pedriatic cancer research
On Tuesday, June 24, 2008 my five-year-old daughter, Katie, and I walked all over Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. to meet with Illinois legislators to ask them for continued funding for pediatric cancer research. Katie accompanied me as she is a...Tags: Diseases, Research, Medical Specialization, Pediatrics, Government
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U.S. Senate approves funding bill for Fermilab, Argonne
Chicago Tribune reporterFermi National Accelerator Laboratory is one step from avoiding further layoffs after the U.S. Senate late Thursday approved a supplemental budget that includes additional science funding, officials indicated Friday. In a 92-6 vote, the Senate passed...Tags: Foreign Aid, Research, Layoffs and Downsizing, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, State Budgets
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Big races, big money for Ill. candidates
The SwampKirk, Weller seats look hottest by campaign-finance measures, reports released Tuesday suggest...Tags: Jerry Weller, Campaign Finance, Political Candidates, National Government, Republican Party
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House passes ban on genetic discrimination
WASHINGTON - Anyone who can trace breast cancer in the family, or sickle cell anemia, Lou Gehrig's or some other affliction, will be understandably concerned about a genetic test showing a predisposition for debilitating diseases. But what they shouldn'...Tags: Government Health Care, Texas, Medical Research, Medical Specialization, Employees
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Alarm bells for House GOP
The Swampby Jim Tankersley They said the first was an outlier. The second, a fluke. But after losing their third seat this year in a special election, House Republicans faced the possibility on Wednesday that if they don't repair their image......Tags: Louisiana, Political Candidates, Gun Control, Republican Party, Pharmaceuticals
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