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Gov. Rod Blagojevich approaches the media to answer questions after Tuesday's ceremony to dedicate the Emil and Patricia Jones Convocation Center at Chicago State University. (Jean Lachat/Sun-Times)
Blago denies wrongdoing; should he be worried? With a corruption investigation heating up around him, Gov. Blagojevich today pointed to an April letter from Tony Rezko as evidence he’s done nothing wrong. The governor made his first appearance since word emerged Monday that Rezko’s sentencing has been delayed indefinitely so federal prosecutors can talk to Blagojevich’s former fund-raiser about potential wrongdoing involving the governor and others.

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Metro & Tri-state FBI on the lookout for 'Playboy Bandit'
The FBI is asking for the public's help in finding a man who robbed a south suburban bank at gunpoint last month. The suspect has been dubbed the "Playboy Bandit" because he wore a baseball cap with the distinctive Playboy bunny logo during the robbery.

Teen killed over hand bump on CTA bus Committee OKs Midway privatization plan Blago says he's not worried about Rezko U. of C. professor wins Nobel physics prize Fireman, cop honored for bravery Expert: 1 in 4 mammals threatened with extinction Towing flap heats up Five injured in crash on Near West Side Three shot -- one fatally -- on South Side Dozens get lifetime ban from city work Man seriously injured in South Shore shooting

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Campaign 2008

Sports Bears find right balance Reputations are difficult to shake, not that Kyle Orton cares one bit. One prognosticator in Detroit picked the Lions to win their first game Sunday against the Bears. His reasoning? The Lions were not so bad that they couldn't beat Orton at Ford Field.


Khabibulin on Hawks' season-opening roster Nikolai Khabibulin returned to the Blackhawks’ training camp Tuesday and was listed on what general manager Dale Tallon called his season-opening roster. Tallon must submit a 23-man roster by 3 p.m. on Wednesday in advance of Friday’s opening game against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.


Cabrera, Swisher fail to deliver, one will go Chris De Luca: They stopped playing postseason baseball in the Midwest on Monday. No more Cubs. No more Brewers. And now no more White Sox.







TRAVEL: Kentucky Slugger museum is a hit Chicago Sun-Times Andrew Herrmann: Jose Cardenal roamed the Wrigley Field outfield in the 1970s, a favorite with a lot of fans but especially so for certain females -- despite a bushy afro that, bursting from beneath his Cubbie ball cap, made him look more like Bozo than a ballplayer. Slugger museum is a hit Desert oasis Theme park's future Farecast holiday forecast Blog: Travel with Lori Rackl More in Travel




Lifestyles Obama's winning the race for Halloween masks The method is far from scientific, but Halloween stores are predicting the winner in the presidential election, and there’s no exit polling needed — only political mask sales. Halloween suppliers say sales of masks of presidential candidates have predicted the winner in the last several campaigns. So far, that’s good news for Barack Obama, whose mask is outselling John McCain’s at several national retailers.


Be Tina Fey on Halloween! How to do Sarah Palin's hair
At Home Spring forward for color fest Interior affairs: Plaid fad Religion Church welcomes special cross Episcopal diocese OKs split over Bible, gays Horoscopes Holiday Mathis horoscopes for October 7 Georgia Nicols horoscopes for October 7



Entertainment The Wachowskis: From '2001' to 'The Godfather' to 'The Matrix' Roger Ebert: It was a night out of your dreams. We'd been invited by James Bond, the famed projection wizard, to see the new Kinowerks post-production and screening facility he designed and built on Chicago's north side. You have James to thank if you've ever attended the Grant Park outdoor film festival or Ebertfest. He'd arranged with Robert Harris, the famed restoration wizard, to show us Paramount's new print of "The Godfather."



Books Hanging with Hef Review: 'Free-Range Chickens' by Simon Rich Review: 'The Hunger Games' by Suzanne Collins Classical At U. of C., Messiaen in a bottle Stage Who cares about story? This 'Quartet' can rock Hey you, clown! Wanna job? Everyone in the family wants to be elsewhere Galleries



Business Wall Street struggles to rebound after global rout Stocks extended their declines Tuesday as enthusiasm over the Federal Reserve's latest efforts to inject frozen credit markets with a dose of much-needed confidence gave way to concerns about financial companies' balance sheets. Trading remained fractious, with the Dow Jones industrial average losing about 150 points.
CME, Citadel working together on credit default swaps Monday: Dow ends down 369 after falling over 800 points
Mortgage relief deal Kraft to slash 400 jobs Safeway 3rd-quarter profit rises almost 3 percent CME, Citadel working together on credit default swaps