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Monday, October 6, 2008
White Sox fans cheer pitcher John Danks as he leaves the game in the seventh inning Sunday at Cellular Field.
(Chris Sweda/Sun-Times)
White Sox fans back in black Even though its team has "white" in its name, black is now the hot color at U.S. Cellular Field. Following Sunday's White Sox win -- in which everyone was encouraged to dress in all black -- some fans said they will wear black to games from now on, even next year.

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Teen fatally shot on CTA bus
A woman who held her dying cousin's hand after she was shot on a South Side CTA bus says a gunman fired into the bus after getting into a minor argument with another passenger. Kiyanna Salter, 17, was on her way home with her 18-year-old cousin after visiting an aunt when she was gunned down at about 10 p.m. Sunday on the No. 71 bus at 7100 S. Woodlawn, relatives said.
Chicago police to replace SOS unit Feds talking to Rezko, seek to delay sentencing 137 cars towed for 5K race Dozens barred forever from getting city contracts Aldermen delay Midway vote on worries about deal Senate candidates Durbin, Sauerberg face off Ex-Death Row inmate can't collect jury award: court Amtrak may add lines to Quad Cities, Galena City to pay $700,000 in woman's traffic death Two charged with shooting at moving Metra train Man arrested for child neglect in infant's death Church welcomes special cross Two men found fatally shot on Far S. Side You can still get a raise Cubs fans erect shrine to futility Funeral home saves memories online One dead, one hurt after car hits pole on S. Side Homeless left out as food kitchen closes Chef says Peraica ad half-baked Riding the Web into college Nine hurt in Lake Forest collision White Sox fans back in black Infant girl dead after reportedly suffering trauma Bank of America settles lawsuit over bad mortgages Kraft Foods to announce layoffs Milwaukee's 1st nesting bald eagle dies Floods cut Wisconsin onion crop in half Wabash College kid found dead at frat Lincoln boat reenactors reach New Orleans Woman, 87, doing well after attic ordeal Man kills son, 4, as he pops wheelie: police Monoxide may have killed 4 on houseboat Two families displaced after fire in Woodridge Emergency landing made at O'Hare Metro briefs Many choosing to leave life in non-traditional way Teen fatally shot on CTA bus Two charged with shooting at moving Metra train Man arrested for child neglect in infant's death Two men found fatally shot on Far S. Side Chicago police to replace SOS unit Woo Woo
N. California bus crash leaves 10 dead
A casino-bound charter bus flipped over about 10 miles from its destination, ejecting passengers and crushing others as it rolled into a ditch. Ten people died and dozens of others were injured.

Wall Street tumbles amid global sell-off Calif. mom who drove son to gang fight convicted Bush says economy will be fine in long run Venus flytrap faces sticky problem Simpson jury: We didn't trust witnesses FBI file details Knievel's dark side Emergency landing made at O'Hare
Headmistress vs. Oprah: Chat-show queen sued
The ex-headmistress of Oprah Winfrey’s school for girls in South Africa sued the talk show host for defamation, claiming Winfrey falsely suggested she tried to cover up abuse at the school. In widely reported remarks last year, Winfrey suggested that Nomvuyo Mzamane, 39, of Philadelphia, knew about alleged abuse by a dorm matron and tried to cover it up, Mzamane says in the lawsuit. Her lawsuit seeks more than $250,000 on five defamation counts.
Reports from this summer's abuse trial related to the school More Oprah news on our O blog
Black London bobbies say they face bias Pope: crisis shows futility of money 9 killed when 2 strong quakes hit Tibet Earthquake kills at least 60 in Kyrgyzstan German, 2 French share Nobel medicine prize 10 killed in ethnic riots in India
McCain calls Obama a liar

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Behind in the polls, Republican John McCain on Monday called Democratic rival Barack Obama a liar as he leveled his harshest criticism yet, and said the campaign boils down to one basic question: Who is Obama really?


Palin said Obama 'pals around with terrorists.' Is she being fair?
Obama hits back with Keating 5 video Obama to McCain: It's the economy, stupid Fact vs. Fiction: McCain and the Keating Five scandal New 'Obama Youth' video causes stir Key Hispanic vote moving to Democrats Obama took illegal cash from foreigners: GOP McCain, Palin to talk in Waukesha, Wis. Obama, McCain jilt Wisconsin Senate candidates Durbin, Sauerberg face off Obama, McCain deal puts limits on Tuesday's debate Take that, Tina: Palin wants to spoof her spoofer Dozens barred forever from getting city contracts Aldermen delay Midway vote on worries about deal City to pay $700,000 in woman's traffic death Chicago police to replace SOS unit Amtrak may add lines to Quad Cities, Galena Riding the Web into college
Over the summer, 13-year-old Diamon McKelvin estimates he spent five to 10 hours a day on MySpace. Like Diamon, an eighth-grader at the Woodson Middle Campus of the University of Chicago Charter School, nearly three-quarters of Chicago Public Schools students have their own Web pages on a social-network site.

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