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For
two years this has been the scene at the Oglesby Avenue bridge as city
aldermen debated what to do with the bridge, which is no longer safe for
vehicle traffic. A tight budget has kept the bridge from being
replaced. This week Alderwoman Melody Anderson made it clear there
was a difference between being frugal and cheap, as she championed a
solution that would be attractive for the residents who will be
seeing it every day.
Photo by
Nila Smith
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This
undated file
photo
provided by
the Illinois
Lottery
shows Urooj
Khan, 46, of
Chicago's
West Rogers
Park
neighborhood,
posing with
a winning
instant
lottery
ticket. On
Jan
11 a
Cook County
judge
granted
authorities
permission
to exhume
the body of
the Chicago
lottery
winner, who
was fatally
poisoned
with cyanide
just as he
was about to
collect his
$425,000
payout. His
July 20
death was
initially
ruled a
result of
natural
causes.
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Will Obama's order lead to surge in gun research?
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Algeria attacks center of gas
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In this file
photo from Feb. 14, 2001, Pauline Friedman Phillips, right, the
nationally syndicated advice columnist best known as "Dear
Abby," and her daughter, Jeanne Phillips, pose after the
dedication of a Dear Abby star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in
Los Angeles.
The columnist, who had Alzheimer's disease, died
Wednesday. She was 94.
Phillips' column competed for decades with
the advice column of Ann Landers, written by her twin sister,
Esther Friedman Lederer.
Their relationship was stormy in their early
adult years, but later they regained the close relationship they
had growing up in Sioux City, Iowa. The two columns differed in
style. Ann Landers responded to questioners with homey, detailed
advice. Abby's replies were often flippant one-liners.
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Washington modest about
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 Barrymore
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