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Jane Ising fled Germany when the Nazis rose to power, taught economics at Bradley University and had five great grandchildren. She died yesterday on her 110th birthday. [Tribune]
Indiana is now a right-to-work state now that Gov. Mitch Daniels signed legislation barring union contracts from requiring non-union members to pay fees for representation. Indiana is the only Rust Belt state with a right-to-work law. [New York Times]
A date for former Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd’s drug trial has been set. [Sun-Times]
Overcrowding at a West Side club led to punches flying, cars crashing and guns firing. Police counted at least 273 people at the 99-person capacity club. [Fox Chicago]
The father and son owners of an Elgin strip club have been charged with tax evasion and running a gambling business. [Tribune]

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An SUV traveled about 5 miles in the wrong direction on the outbound Stevenson Expressway before crashing into another car at a Lake Shore Drive connecting ramp in Chicago at about 3 a.m. Friday. The drivers of both vehicles were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital with injuries that didn’t appear life-threatening, officials said. Alcohol is said to have played a part in the crash.
Blackjacks owners accused of hiding income
The operators of the Elgin-area Blackjacks Gentlemen’s Club were charged with federal tax offenses and operating three illegal gambling websites, federal officials announced yesterday. Anthony Buttitta, 42, of St. Charles, and Dominic Buttitta, 69, of South Barrington each were charged with one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States by obstructing the Internal Revenue Service and one count of operating an illegal gambling business, according to the Office of U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. Officials said the men underreported $3.7 million in income they collected from dancers and made $400,000 in profit from the illegal websites. Full story.

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Lavish lifestyle to end in federal prison for north suburban men February 2, 2012 8:20PM
Updated: February 2, 2012 8:24PM
Former Glencoe resident Charles G. Martin was living the dream. From 2005-07, he spent more than $1 million at a strip club and restaurants, nearly $1 million at elite hotels, and another $1 million renting flight time on private jets. He purchased a fleet of luxury vehicles, including a $375,000 Bentley; donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to celebrity charity events, and hired personal security guards to accompany him in public.
Things will be quite different for the 46-year-old come March 29, when he begins serving a 17-year prison term for running a Ponzi-type scheme that bilked more than 1,000 investors out of more than $17 million, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office.

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Working together offered a few surprises for the two actors.
“During our first meeting,” McAdams says, “he came bounding into the door with his three dogs who just about knocked me down. I was trying on dresses and he began to try the dresses on to break the ice.”
(“I try to be helpful,” Tatum interrupts.)
“He kept saying, ‘Rachel, I think I look better in this than you do,’” McAdams says. “Yes, he’s very helpful.”
Tatum, 31, who hails from Alabama, is pretty busy to be this helpful. He’s also at the multiplex in “Haywire” and next month stars in the big-screen version of “21 Jump Street.” Later in the year come “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” and “Magic Mike,” where he plays an upstart male stripper for director Steven Soderbergh.

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From Heights to ‘Gypsy’
Two talents both named Andrea appear on the same musical stage
by Bob Jaderberg
staff reporter
Two actresses named Andrea — both graduates of Independence Junior High School in Palos Heights — are playing sisters in a regional stage production of a musical classic.
Andrea Prestinario and Andrea Collier are appearing in the play “Gypsy” through April 1 at the Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace.
Prestinario and Collier play Louise and June, the daughters of Rose Hovick who is determined to turn at least one of her girls into a vaudeville star. The play and the 1962 movie of the same name were based upon the memoirs of the real Gypsy Rose Lee, a burlesque stripper.
Collier, 25, knew early on she wanted to be a performer.

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Judge McGing grew up in Chicago and attended DePaul University and DePaul University Law School and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. In 2006 he was elected a Circuit Court Judge and has served in a variety of courts in Cook County. Judge McGing has practiced law for 25 years in Cook County and served as an Assistant State’s Attorney. McGing also served as a legal counsel for former Sheriff Michael F. Sheahan where he served in a variety of positions.
Judge McGing oversees the only public nuisance civil call in Cook County that addresses gangs, illegal guns, drugs and prostitution by forcing property owners where criminal activity is taking place to take responsibility and abate the criminal activity. Properties from single family residences, apartment buildings, condominium buildings to commercial establishments, including bars and stores are the subject of the cases filed.

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Chicago-area massage parlor operator convicted of human trafficking
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The testimony and evidence showed that Campbell recruited and groomed foreign women without legal status in the United States to become part of his “Family,” which he claimed was an international organization that would provide them with support. He offered them jobs in his massage parlor, a place to live, assistance with immigration and lured each of them to enter into a romantic relationship with him. After gaining their trust, he forced the victims to get tattooed with his moniker, which he said made them his property and allowed him to stop paying them. The women were forced to work long hours every day and do as Campbell instructed them, and they were beaten and punished if they disobeyed him.
Trial testimony established that Campbell confiscated passports and identity documents from three of the victims, as well as harbored and transported them to ensure their continued labor. Campbell forced one victim to engage in commercial sex acts wi …

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Let’s face it — Mayor Rahm Emanuel has no idea how to handle Chicago’s “Rooftop Reverend,” Pastor Corey Brooks. For the last 10 weeks, Brooks has been living in a dark green tent atop the now-shuttered Super Motel at the corner of 66th and King Drive.
Back in 2010, Brooks and his congregation began their fight to get the city to shut down that same motel. The 43-year-old pastor said the run-down blonde building, which sits across the street from his New Beginnings Church, had long been a neighborhood hotspot for drugs, prostitution and gun violence. But even after Brooks and his flock convinced the city to close the motel, the vacant building continued to be a hub of criminal activity.
And Brooks continued to bury young men who were shot to death in that same neighborhood.

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A Brooklyn couple is suing celebrity wedding planner and reality-TV personality David Tutera, the New York Post reported. Wendylee Perez and Hector Santana say they hired Tutera for $15,000, and the My Fair Wedding star told them the price included “anything and everything that is needed” for their wedding in the Dominican Republic. However, that price tag wound up not including him or items such as invitations, a DJ and wedding cakes, they contend.
Matt Bomerwho stars on TV’s White Collar and the upcoming stripper movie Magic Mikeis in talks to appear on the show Glee as the brother of gay student Blaine ( played by Darren Criss ) , according to the Huffington Post. If he appears on Glee, Bomer would be the latest guest star in a season filled with celebrities such as Ricky Martin, Gloria Estefan, Pitbull and NeNe Leakes.

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… “@WCAS” no not on this issue– that would be ridiculous since they are in fact enforcing the law. My point was more that in the city’s ongoing tete-a-tete with the university population, one day they are going to go a bridge too far. Lately Evanston has been “stepping up” enforcement of various ordinances in what many believe is direct targeting of students. My point is, one day they are going to go one provocation too far and end up with a riot or a lawsuit. Not on drinking laws, obviously, because that has been thoroughly approved of by the federal government, courts, etc. however , as a law student (so yes, I am in fact aware of how the legal system works), courtesy of my free and unlimited access to lexisnexis, started researching some cases on tenant law and the 14th amendment. If students can prove standing to sue, and unequal application of the “brothel” law against only students, they might have …

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