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Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggest that overall economic activity continued to increase at a modest to moderate pace in January and early February . Activity expanded at a moderate pace in the Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, Dallas, and San Francisco Districts.
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Fed's Beige Book: Economic activity increased at "modest to moderate" pace
A new book spells out how Chicago area street gangs are using social media to plot and carry out their dirty work.
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Book Shows How Gangs Are Using Social Media
New York and Chicago note a pickup in the pace of growth.
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BEIGE BOOK: Economy Expands At 'Modest to Moderate' Pace
A rare Spider-Man comic book worth about $12,000 has surfaced at a suburban Chicago store.
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Rare Spider-Man Comic Book in LaGrange
LAGRANGE, Ill. — A rare Spider-Man comic book worth about $12,000 has surfaced at a suburban Chicago store
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Rare 1962 Spider-Man comic book worth $12,000 surfaces at Chicago-area shop
A rare Spider-Man comic book worth about $12,000 has surfaced at a suburban Chicago store.
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Chicago-area shop has rare Spider-Man comic book
Scott Bartz, a former Johnson & Johnson insider, says he knows why the unsolved Tylenol Murders case has confounded investigators for more than 29 years. He unravels this mystery in his new book, The Tylenol Mafia: Marketing, Murder, and Johnson & Johnson.Bordentown, New Jersey (PRWEB) October 13, 2011 On September 29, 1982, seven people in the Chicago area died after taking Tylenol capsules …
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New Book Unravels the Unsolved Tylenol Murders Case
New book says late Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton abused drugs, became suicidal
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Book Says Walter Payton Abused Drugs
According to a new book, Chicago Bears star Walter Payton abused painkillers in retirement and became suicidal. In “Sweetness: The Enigmatic Life of Walter Payton,” author Jeff Pearlman says the Hall of Fame running back used a cocktail of Tylenol and Vicodin in retirement, kept tanks of nitrous oxide in his garage and even obtained Ritalin from a friend whose son was prescribed pills.
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Book: Payton abused drugs, was suicidal (AP)
According to a new book, Chicago Bears star Walter Payton abused painkillers in retirement and became suicidal. In “Sweetness: The Enigmatic Life of Walter Payton,” author Jeff Pearlman says the Hall of Fame running back used a cocktail of Tylenol and Vicodin in retirement, kept tanks of nitrous oxide in his garage and even obtained Ritalin from a friend whose son was prescribed pills.
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Book says Payton abused drugs, suicidal (AP)
