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121:		Title:	Indiana Man Charged With Illegal Harvest of Trophy Deer
		Volume/Number:	2015 November 24
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		Description:	Press Release: Illinois Conservation Police have charged an Indiana man with illegally killing three deer two trophy bucks and a doe in Illinois. The man is also accused with providing false information when he improperly tagged and reported the animals.
		Date Created:	11-24-2015
		Agency ID:	1025**15
		ISL ID:	000000072913 Original UID: 190431 FIRST WORD: Indiana

122:		Title:	Immunizations Are Not Just For Kids
		Volume/Number:	2016 August 1
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Press release: Many parents are preparing their children to head back to school, which includes making sure they have all their needed immunizations.
		Date Created:	08-01-2016
		Agency ID:	566**16
		ISL ID:	000000075423 Original UID: 191563 FIRST WORD: Immunizations

123:		Title:	Iconic Rock Group to Kick Off 2018 Illinois State Fair Concerts
		Volume/Number:	2018 April 6
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		Description:	Press Release: The ultimate party band is headed to the 2018 Illinois State Fair! After nearly 40-years of hits and millions of albums sold, Boy George and Culture Club with Thompson Twins Tom Bailey will perform on the grandstand stage on Friday, August 10th.
		Date Created:	04-06-2018
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000081859 Original UID: 194464 FIRST WORD: Iconic

124:		Title:	ISM Launches Story of Illinois Website as Part of Illinois Bicentennial Celebration
		Volume/Number:	2018 April 18
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		Description:	Press Release: The Illinois State Museum (ISM) is highlighting artifacts that tell the story of Illinois rich heritage as part of the states Bicentennial celebration.
		Date Created:	04-18-2018
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000081906 Original UID: 194513 FIRST WORD: ISM

125:		Title:	Interviews with the Acting Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture
		Volume/Number:	2019 January 25
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		Description:	Press Release: Media availability for reporters to interview the new Acting Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, John M. Sullivan
		Date Created:	01-25-2019
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000083776 Original UID: 196608 FIRST WORD: Interviews

126:		Title:	Interviews with the Acting Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture
		Volume/Number:	2019 January 28
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Press Release: Media availability for reporters to interview the new Acting Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, John M. Sullivan.
		Date Created:	01-28-2019
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000083780 Original UID: 196612 FIRST WORD: Interviews

127:		Title:	Initial Numbers Indicate Historically Successful Illinois State Fair
		Volume/Number:	2019 August 23
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		Description:	Press Release: The numbers for this years Illinois State Fair continue to demonstrate a historically successful event.
		Date Created:	08-23-2019
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000087285 Original UID: 198267 FIRST WORD: Initial

128:		Title:	ISM to Return Artifacts to Australian First Nations
		Volume/Number:	2019 October 17
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		Description:	The Illinois State Museum Wednesday, Oct. 23 will return 42 culturally significant objects currently in its collection to Australian First Nations.
		Date Created:	10-17-2019
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000087476 Original UID: 198461 FIRST WORD: ISM

129:		Title:	Initial Claims Growth Slowing, Benefits Paid is $3.6 Billion Since March 1
		Volume/Number:	2020 June 4
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		Description:	Press Release: The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) today released new statewide data showing the department processed 46,385 new initial claims for regular unemployment benefits during the week ending May 30.
		Date Created:	06-04-2020
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000088537 Original UID: 199570 FIRST WORD: Initial

130:		Title:	Infant Safe Sleep Awareness: Illinois DCFS reminds parents to stay vigilant all year long
		Volume/Number:	2020 October 28
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		Description:	Press Release: Unsafe sleep is a leading cause of death for children one year old and younger; and while Octobers Infant Safe Sleep Awareness Month is coming to an end, Illinois DCFS continues to work year-round to remind parents and caregivers of the importance of putting infants to sleep safely.
		Date Created:	10-28-2020
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000089279 Original UID: 200338 FIRST WORD: Infant

131:		Title:	Indiana Men Plead Guilty in Williamson County Poaching Case
		Volume/Number:	2021 July 15
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		Description:	Press Release: The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Conservation Police and the Williamson County States Attorney again teamed up to curb poaching in southern Illinois.
		Date Created:	07-15-2021
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000092374 Original UID: 202859 FIRST WORD: Indiana

132:		Title:	Infant Meal Pattern Birth Through 11 Months
		Volume/Number:	2022 March
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		Description:	The Infant Meal Pattern lists the food to be offered infants from birth through 11 months. The infant meal must contain each of the following components in the amounts indicated for the appropriate age group in order to qualify for reimbursement.
		Date Created:	03-01-2022
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000100192 Original UID: 205986 FIRST WORD: Infant

133:		Title:	Implementation And Short-Term Impact Evaluation Of The Lake County Adult Probation Departments Womenâ€™s Specialized Services Program
		Volume/Number:	2008
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		Description:	The Lake County Probation Departments women's specialized services program aims to provide a higher quality of supervision and services to women offenders who have suffered trauma through empowering the clients to improve their mental health, familial and intimate relationships, and self-sufficiency so that they may lead productive law-abiding lives and also effectively parent their children in a safe environment.
		Date Created:	06-17-2008
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000101486 Original UID: 207397 FIRST WORD: Implementation

134:		Title:	Identification of factors that aid carbon sequestration in Illinois agricultural systems
		Volume/Number:	2003
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		Description:	Soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration is important to climate change and cropland agriculture. Crops naturally use the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide (CO2), from the atmosphere; the greater the crop productivity, the greater the amount of CO2 used. Agronomic practices that enhance sequestration of crop biomass in soil as SOC also enhance removal of CO2 from the atmosphere, and improve and sustain soil fertility. To effectively reduce the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere and mitigate climate change, sequestration of SOC must be long term, defined as decades or longer. This report presents a review and synthesis of scientific understanding of SOC sequestration, based on the history and genesis of soils and vegetation in Illinois, and the response of SOC and crops to agronomic practices. Recommendations for future cropland SOC research are made. The scientific literature is reviewed in light of the Illinois conditions affecting the five interactive soil-forming factors that are widely recognized (biology, parent material, climate, topography, and time). The literature also shows that human activity can be considered a sixth soil-forming factor. Native American land-use practices of whole ecosystem manipulation were important in governing soil formation and SOC contents in Illinois, as were the land-use practices of the settlers who displaced them. An important finding of this work is that to reduce the atmospheric CO2 content and sustain cropland agriculture, SOC must be sequestered throughout the soil profile. The modern literature reports SOC increases when tillage is changed from conventional to conservation tillage practices. However, SOC measurements are surficial, usually no more than the top 30 cm, with most of the C being sequestered in the top 15 cm. The unstated assumption in the modern literature is that surficial SOC changes represent all the SOC changes in the soil profile. This work shows that the SOC losses in the deeper soil layers may overwhelm surficial SOC increases. In order to assert that C is being sequestered in the soil, the whole-soil profile must be considered. It is recommended that future research into SOC sequestration be conducted from a whole-plant/whole-soil perspective in a soil genesis context using the following strategies. Mine the Literature. Most of the literature needed to provide the requisite whole-plant/whole-soil perspective and soil genesis context is scattered and not organized, summarized, or synthesized in the current SOC sequestration literature. The evolution of SOC sequestration research has been a narrowing of perspective away from the more holistic whole-plant/whole-soil perspective of the foundational agronomic literature to the perspective of the near-surface soil layer. This vast foundational literature needs to be located, restored, and incorporated with the current literature on crop rhizosphere and C and nutrient cycles throughout the whole-soil profile, soil genesis, soil fertility, subsoil amelioration, and other literatures to be organized, summarized, and synthesized into the SOC sequestration literature. Long-term Whole Plant/Whole Soil Monitoring and Assessment. Assessment of the effects of agronomic practices on SOC must be expanded to include the whole-soil profile. Improved estimates of presettlement soil SOC contents are needed to better assess SOC loss and SOC sequestration potential of Illinois' prairie and forest soils. The magnitude and swiftness with which natural factors govern SOC contents need to be better identified and quantified while incorporating a more comprehensive definition of soil aging along with consideration of presettlement and postsettlement anthropogenic landscape management practices as soil-forming factors. SOC Sequestration Research. Finally, research on how agronomic practices can increase SOC throughout the soil profile needs to be conducted from a whole-plant/whole-soil perspective in a soil genesis context. This report indicates that the optimal way to sequester SOC is to convert land back to native prairie, burn frequently, add fertilizers, and remove anthropogenic surface and subsurface drainage. Such an approach is not practical. Constraints on optimizing cropland SOC sequestration include: 1) the need to maintain good soil drainage in Illinois soils for timely spring planting that allows for growth of long-season corn hybrids and soybean varieties; and 2) maintaining soil-nutrient levels that do not result in water-quality issues. Within these constraints, the authors hypothesize that SOC sequestration can best be done by 1) developing balanced soil-fertility programs and other agronomic practices that restore soil nutrients to levels optimum for plant growth, promote movement of plant nutrients throughout the root zone using organic and/or inorganic carriers, and promote deep rooting of plants with minimal mechanical disturbance of the soil by tillage; and 2) developing chemical pest control programs that minimize the effects of pesticides on soil bacteria, and microfauna and macrofauna, thus promoting conversion of biomass to SOC, pedoturbation and net movement of SOC through the soil profile, and creation of soil structure and aggregation that optimize biomass production and conversion to stabilized SOC. Research on the development of these practices must include evaluation of nutrient movement into ground and surface waters. Losses of SOC have occurred on the order of the century time scale. SOC sequestration and the measure of its success (permanence of SOC sequestration) are also necessarily measured on the order of the century time scale. Therefore, long-term (20- to 30-year) agronomic SOC sequestration research at both the farm and individual plot level needs to be designed and conducted for hypothesis and model testing, as well as evaluation of the permanence of SOC in the surface and whole-soil profile. Even longer term research needs to be designed and conducted for hypothesis refinement and for monitoring.
		Date Created:	9 24 2004
		Agency ID:	CR-2003-02
		ISL ID:	000000000902 Original UID: 999999994351 FIRST WORD: Identification

135:		Title:	Important Information on Paternity for Fathers
		Volume/Number:	2007 April
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Brochure provides information on establishing paternity for fathers. Topics covered include what paternity means, why it should be established and the methods used to establish it.
		Date Created:	04 2007
		Agency ID:	HFS 3338
		ISL ID:	000000007797 Original UID: 4884 FIRST WORD: Important

136:		Title:	Important Information on Paternity for Unmarried Mothers and Mothers-to-Be
		Volume/Number:	2007 Jan.
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	This brochure provides information for unmarried and soon-to-be mothers on establishing paternity. Topics covered include what paternity means, why it should be established and the methods used to establish it.
		Date Created:	01 2007
		Agency ID:	HFS 3032
		ISL ID:	000000008026 Original UID: 4907 FIRST WORD: Important

137:		Title:	Informacion de Aseguranza de Salud para Trabajadores Dislocados
		Volume/Number:	2007 August 29
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Qu Pasara con su Aseguranza Si Usted Pierde su Trabajo?
		Date Created:	01 05 2009
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000014649 Original UID: 8210 FIRST WORD: Informacion

138:		Title:	Identification Guide for Reinforcement Steel and Dowel Bar Producers
		Volume/Number:	2009 June 5
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	This guide provides information and drawings intended to help IDOT personnel and others involved in transportation projects identify reinforced steel and dowel bar rebar producers which meet code and specification requirements.
		Date Created:	05 13 2008
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000021603 Original UID: 10892 FIRST WORD: Identification

139:		Title:	ICCB celebrates National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week
		Volume/Number:	2009 Oct.
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Press Release: The Illinois Community College Board (ICCB) joins the celebration recognizing October 18-24, 2009, as National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week.
		Date Created:	10 22 2009
		Agency ID:	1490**09
		ISL ID:	000000022040 Original UID: 11046 FIRST WORD: ICCB

140:		Title:	Injured and Innocent Spouse Relief
		Volume/Number:	2006 September
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Publication 125, Injured and Innocent Spouse Relief, provides information and guidance about injured and innocent spouse relief. The objectives of Publication 125 are to define injured spouse relief. instruct eligible taxpayers how to apply for injured spouse relief. instruct eligible taxpayers how to obtain an individual income tax refund due them as an injured spouse. define innocent spouse relief.instruct eligible taxpayers how to apply for innocent spouse relief.
		Date Created:	09 2006
		Agency ID:	Publication125
		ISL ID:	000000022510 Original UID: 11391 FIRST WORD: Injured

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