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Public university presidents say they're worried about making payroll and depleting their schools' reserves because the state isn't giving them the money they've been promised.

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  • February 7, 2010 (SPRINGFIELD, Ill.) - The director of the Illinois State Police is asking those celebrating the Super Bowl this weekend not to drink and drive, to choose a designated driver or call a taxi to make sure they arrive home safely.
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  • February 7, 2010 (BELLEVILLE, Ill.) - The Belleville Police Department has a new tactic in fighting the drug trade in the city -- signs pointing out to the public houses and apartments where police say drugs are sold.
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  • February 6, 2010 (CHICAGO) - Illinois taxpayers spend more than $122 million a year to care for the mentally ill in privately run, for-profit nursing homes -- a system largely rejected elsewhere over costs, concerns about residents' rights and quality of care.
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  • February 4, 2010 (CHICAGO) - Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich now faces a new indictment on corruption charges.
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  • February 6, 2010 (EUREKA, Ill.) - Eureka College is observing the 99th anniversary of the birth of alumnus Ronald Reagan with a tour to Reagan-related sites that will be led by Reagan's eldest son, Michael Reagan.
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  • Snow, ice slicken central Illinois roads
  • February 5, 2010 (CHAMPAIGN, Ill.) - The mix of snow, sleet and rain making its way across central Illinois is starting to slicken roads and create travel headaches.
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