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Illinois plans to contract with a Canadian company to create a clearinghouse of more than 35 approved pharmacies and wholesalers in Canada, Ireland and Britain.

The company that sells natural gas to people across much of northern Illinois plans to inspect as many as 200,000 suburban Chicago homes for traces of mercury, having discovered it in 44 during a preliminary investigation.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, plans to question Smithsonian members at a hearing next week and will display some of Mr. Banerjee's pictures and the deleted captions.

But because Mr. Obama, of Illinois, plans to expand the battlefield to more states, he may pass what media buyers call the "tipping point" at which nationwide advertising becomes cost-effective.

Counting Hawaii and the marriage equality bill that Gov. Pat Quinn of Illinois plans to sign on Nov. 20, the number of states and the District of Columbia that have come to recognize the freedom to marry through legislation, court rulings or voter approval now stands at 16 compared with just nine a year ago.

Meanwhile, Illinois plans to sell its first tax-exempt bonds since passing pension reform.

If the Illinois plan became unable to pay its obligations to families in or near college, the state legislature would not necessarily ride to the rescue to pay every child's tuition.

Although the Ladones could get a state income tax deduction for using the Smith Barney-managed Illinois 529 plan, Reynolds picked a Virginia plan managed by American Funds for its better returns and wider investment choices.

"Each individual's investment strategy should be representative of their savings capacity, their current goals, risk tolerance and his or her overall budget," Jack Teboda, president of the Illinois financial planning firm Teboda & Associates, wrote to HuffPost.

Illinois has no plan, although Chicago does.

"The NRI program was hastily implemented, which limited the time [the Illinois Violence Prevention Authority] had to adequately plan for and implement the program," Illinois Auditor General William Holland wrote in the report.