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US Man Challenges 76-Year Murder Sentence, Says Witness "Legally Blind"
Ronald Moore was in the back seat of a car on a June night in 2011, court records say, when the car started to overheat. His younger brother, Rondell Moore, pulled into a BP gas station parking lot in the South Side of Chicago to buy antifreeze, and a mechanic took a look under the hood.
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Indian-Origin Student Shot Dead In US During Robbery Attempt, 1 Relative Injured
A 19-year-old Indian man was shot dead on Thursday during a robbery attempt in the US state of Illinois.
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How Hugh Hefner Became Hef: From Sexually Repressed Childhood To Playboy
Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles after spending most of his life there in a silk robe, grew up in the 1920s on a quiet Chicago street lit with gas lamps.
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Multiple Tornadoes In Illinois; Homes, Gas Station Damaged
Powerful storms packing multiple tornadoes swept through parts of the Midwest on Wednesday night, damaging homes and a gas station in central Illinois and sending tens of thousands of soccer fans seeking shelter during the Copa America semifinal in Chicago.
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19 Hospitalised After Gas Leak at Chicago Hotel
Chlorine gas sickened several people and forced the evacuation of thousands of guests from a suburban Chicago hotel early Sunday, including many dressed in cartoonish animal costumes for an annual furries convention who were ushered across the street to a convention center hosting a dog show.
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Texas town evacuated after gas pipeline blast
A Texas town was evacuated on Thursday after a gas pipeline operated by Chevron exploded, but there were no injuries.
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The Dow and why it matters
The Dow Jones industrial average, an index of 30 US blue-chip stocks, is a barometer of the health of the stock market and US economy. On Tuesday, it closed at an all-time high of 14,253.77, beating the record it set on Oct. 9, 2007 by 89 points.
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US Man Challenges 76-Year Murder Sentence, Says Witness "Legally Blind"
Ronald Moore was in the back seat of a car on a June night in 2011, court records say, when the car started to overheat. His younger brother, Rondell Moore, pulled into a BP gas station parking lot in the South Side of Chicago to buy antifreeze, and a mechanic took a look under the hood.
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Indian-Origin Student Shot Dead In US During Robbery Attempt, 1 Relative Injured
A 19-year-old Indian man was shot dead on Thursday during a robbery attempt in the US state of Illinois.
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How Hugh Hefner Became Hef: From Sexually Repressed Childhood To Playboy
Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles after spending most of his life there in a silk robe, grew up in the 1920s on a quiet Chicago street lit with gas lamps.
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Multiple Tornadoes In Illinois; Homes, Gas Station Damaged
Powerful storms packing multiple tornadoes swept through parts of the Midwest on Wednesday night, damaging homes and a gas station in central Illinois and sending tens of thousands of soccer fans seeking shelter during the Copa America semifinal in Chicago.
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19 Hospitalised After Gas Leak at Chicago Hotel
Chlorine gas sickened several people and forced the evacuation of thousands of guests from a suburban Chicago hotel early Sunday, including many dressed in cartoonish animal costumes for an annual furries convention who were ushered across the street to a convention center hosting a dog show.
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Texas town evacuated after gas pipeline blast
A Texas town was evacuated on Thursday after a gas pipeline operated by Chevron exploded, but there were no injuries.
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The Dow and why it matters
The Dow Jones industrial average, an index of 30 US blue-chip stocks, is a barometer of the health of the stock market and US economy. On Tuesday, it closed at an all-time high of 14,253.77, beating the record it set on Oct. 9, 2007 by 89 points.
