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Bob Arya (right), a former television broadcaster and ex-senior advisor on Gov. Blagojevich's staff, sent a memo to the House impeachment panel outlining the gov's office behavior -- including profanity-laced outbursts. (Richard A. Chapman/Sun-Times)
Ex-advisor to panel: Order Rod to get psych evaluation From Blagobusted.com When former Chicago television broadcaster Bob Arya joined Gov. Blagojevich's staff as a senior advisor in November 2006, the governor described him as “a real asset to my administration.” But when Arya's run with Blagojevich came to an end, he had a story to tell — one of intense jealousies by the governor.


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Bradley meets the media and is all smiles - for now Neil Hayes: Milton Bradley donned a Cubs uniform and spoke to the media for the first time at a Wrigley Field news conference on Thursday. While Bradley, who has a long history of emotional outbursts, was talking about the difference he can make, those who have dealt with him in the past could hear a faint yet distinct sound: Tick, tick, tick ...

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Spidey saves Obama's inauguration in new comic book In a growing world of Barack Obama collectibles, one item soon may be swinging above the rest. Marvel Comics is releasing a special issue of “Amazing Spider-Man” No. 583 with Obama depicted on the cover. Inside are five pages of the two teaming up and even a fist-bump between Spidey and the new president — who in real life is a Spidey fan.
Photos: Obama & Spider-Man Spider-Man on Broadway? It may happen.



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Sears expects 4Q profit above analysts' estimates
Sears Holdings Corp. said Thursday it expects fourth-quarter profit to beat analysts' estimates and that it will end the fiscal year with some cash on hand and less inventory. The news helped lift the Hoffman Estates, Ill.-based retailer's stock $7.11, or 17.5 percent, to $47.66 in afternoon trading. The stock is down 64 percent from its 52-week high of $114.
AFL-CIO, Change To Win may reunite Judge: Bratz dolls can be sold through 2009 Boeing plane orders, deliveries fall in 2008 Walgreen will cut 1,000 management jobs in 2009 Daley commits $2.1 bil. to affordable housing Disabled-owned businesses to get contract advantage Stocks open lower as jitters about retail return Macy's will shutter 11 stores



 


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