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Rod Blagojevich Guilty On 17-20 Counts

Rod Blagojevich Guilty On 17-20 Counts

1:06 pm, June 27th 2011 by Charley Been
The verdict is in on Governor Rod Blagojevich. An Illinois jury has convicted him on 17 of 20 counts. The jury acquitted Blagojevich on one count of bribery and was unable to reach verdicts on two counts of attempted extortion. Ten of the counts against him are wire fraud. The other 10 involve extortion and bribery. Most of the counts will have a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Mainky, the charges against Blagojevich include trying to peddle the U.S. Senate seat held by Barack Obama...
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Charlie Sheen Redeems Himself in Chicago With Standing Ovation

Charlie Sheen Redeems Himself in Chicago With Standing Ovation

11:04 am, April 4th 2011 by Charley Been
Though the boos from Detroit could basically be heard from around the world at the opening night of Charlie Sheen’s Violent Torpedo of Truth Tour, he redeemed himself on Sunday night in Chicago. After what probably was a night of re-structuring after the Detroit debacle on Saturday night, Sheen’s second show in Chicago is getting mostly positive reviews, and the actor even got a standing ovation at the end of the performance. Charlie wrote to his Twitter page following the show: “TruthTorpedo...
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Snoop Dogg Expanding Youth Football League to Chicago

Snoop Dogg Expanding Youth Football League to Chicago

10:03 am, March 8th 2011 by Woody King
Back in 2004, Snoop Dogg started the Snoop Football League for kids in California in efforts to help them learn the game, and to help lower the crime rate in the inner city. Now, he’s expanding the franchise to Chicago.  This year Snoop will add eight teems to a Chicago division of the league, hoping to promote teamwork and community spirit among the children in hopes that the crime rate will drop drastically. Snoops efforts are the result of the 2009 death of Derrion Albert, an honor student...
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