BY CAROL MARIN cmarin@suntimes.com November 13, 2012 7:40PM Emanuel downplays eavesdrop act Mayor Rahm Emanuel, at a Monday news conference, didn’t like questions about whether his press office had recorded reporters’ conversations without first seeking their consent. That’s a big no-no under the Illinois Eavesdropping Act, one of the toughest …
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Chicago officials admit reporters taped
Published: Nov. 12, 2012 at 2:17 PM CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (UPI) — Chicago officials said they mistakenly recorded two phone conversations with reporters without their knowledge, adding that it is not a widespread practice. Recording a conversation without the consent of all parties is a felony in Illinois, the Chicago …
Read More »Finding the Best Prices for Residential Locksmith Services
There are a couple of common reasons as to why a home owner would call a local locksmith company for their services. Most commonly, a home owner or resident of the home accidentally locks his or her keys inside the house and has no way of getting in. In this …
Read More »Media blackout of black Chicago protesters marching against Obama
Posted by Anne Sorock, Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 2:12pm Black Chicagoans from the south and west sides took their message to what they say is the source of the problem when they converged outside of a fundraiser held by Mayor Emanuel for Barack Obama and then marched to the …
Read More »Support for Kill List and NDAA make Obama and Romney unfit for office
TAMPA, November 2, 2012 – It wasn’t so long ago that the following statement could only appear in a dystopian novel or movie script: The U.S. President has killed an American citizen without due process, without even charging him with a crime. His decision to do this has been challenged …
Read More »Senior Chicago cop denies covering up Abbate bar beating
BY KIM JANSSEN Federal Courts Reporter kjanssen@suntimes.com October 30, 2012 2:28PM Updated: October 31, 2012 8:59AM She’s one of Chicago’s top cops — so highly rated that she was one of three finalists to replace former Supt. Jody Weis. But Debra Kirby’s account of her actions in the aftermath of …
Read More »2 Investigators: Chicago Schools Flunk Food Inspections
CHICAGO (CBS) — The Chicago Public Schools are constantly being scrutinized for improving test scores and academic standards. But who’s watching to make sure the school’s kitchens and lunchrooms are being kept up to safety standards? CBS 2’s Pam Zekman reports.
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Lawsuit Funding: We Buy Annuity Payments & Settlements 4 Cash http://www.sellingyourstructuredsettlement.com/annuity Facilitating the Sale & Transfer of Structured Settlement Payment Rights “Selling Your Structured Settlement Missouri” more commonly referred to as ‘SYSS’ recently made several additions to their web site that included. 1. A forum. 2. A social network. 3. …
Read More »Beaten bartender’s suit will feature off-duty cop’s beating video at upcoming trial
Woman attacked by cop alleges police ‘code of silence’ led to cover-up By Annie Sweeney, Chicago Tribune reporter 7:06 a.m. CDT, October 22, 2012 The shocking videotape showed off-duty Chicago police Officer Anthony Abbate throw a female bartender half his size against a wall in the Northwest Side tavern, slam …
Read More »More Taxes For Cigarettes, Bullets And Gambling In County Budget
CHICAGO (CBS) — Cook County could soon get a little more expensive for smokers. But they aren’t the only ones who will be shelling out more cash if Board President Toni Preckwinkle gets her way. Preckwinkle’s proposed $3 billion budget will include a $1 a pack tax hike in cigarettes …
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