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Chicago students seek Obama's haircut, speedy spud, Weird Al
Dozens of students from the University of Chicago returned Sunday from a four-day multistate trek dubbed the world's largest scavenger hunt after trying to find Barack Obama's haircut and a car horn that plays "La Cucaracha," among other things.
University of Chicago students wrap up scavenger hunt
The list of 269 items is outrageous and seemingly impossible.
Capitol events mark 150 years of Minnesota statehood
Citizens, politicians and protesters marked Minnesota's 150th anniversary of statehood by gathering at the Capitol on Sunday to remember its past and ponder its future.
United ending Springfield-to-Washington flights
The Springfield Airport Authority says United Airlines flights from Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport to Washington, D.C., will end July 4.
Scouts celebrate 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth
More than 4,300 Scouts are at southern Indiana's Lincoln State Park for one of five national events celebrating the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth.
Arts panel criticizes MLK statue design for DC memorial
The centerpiece for the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial on the National Mall has drawn criticism from a federal arts panel, which says the proposed statue looks "confrontational" and resembles the head of a socialist state more than a civil rights leader.
Editorial Roundup
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
Aircraft carrier Lincoln enters Persian Gulf
The Pentagon says the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln has entered the Persian Gulf.
Statehouse Rotunda hosts remembrance of Lincoln viewing
A steady stream of visitors yesterday passed through the Statehouse Rotunda to see a five-hour re-creation of the April 1865 viewing of President Abraham Lincoln's body.
Springfield's Lincoln museum goes on the road
Abraham Lincoln is going on tour. More Abraham Lincoln Stories
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