Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • Page 1-10

123456 10 CHICAGO ARE YOU TIRED OF DENTURES OR MISSING TEETH? ARE YOU TIRED OF DENTURES OR MISSING TEETH? Loose, embarrassing dentures Gobs of denture adhesive Gagging uncontrollably Unattractive visible bridgework Have You Had It With: Upper Denture Upper Implant Orland Park 62 Orland Square Drive Loose Teeth Loss of Taste Uncomfortable partial denture FREE Evaluation Appointment To find out how implants can significantly improve your enjoyment of life call 708-460-8557 to set up a free evaluation appointment. Dr. Weiner will fully explain involved, answer all of your questions and detail all of your absolutely no obligation. Call 708-460-8557 Today to set up your no-charge, no-obligation appointment For A Free Brochure Call Toll Free 1-800-935-0959 For A Free Consultation Call 708-460-8557 DR. FRED S.

WEINER ASSOCIATES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.Void outside of Illinois, Indiana and where prohibited.Must be legal Illinois or Indiana resident age 21 or older.To enter, visit a participating U.S.Cellular store, fill out an entry form and deposit in the entry box.Limit one entry per person.Odds of winning depend on number of entries received.Grand Prize Actual Retail begins and ends responsible for all taxes and extra expenses and must sign affidavit of eligibility and release.SUBJECT TO OFFICIAL RULES, AVAILABLE AT PARTICIPATING U.S.CELLULAR STORES.Advertised offers valid only in Illinois and Indiana locations.Airtime and phone offer valid on two-year consumer service agreements of $40 and off access offer is only valid for the first 12 months of a two-year agreement on local and regional plans.After 12 months, customer will pay original calling plan price.Free monthly access for ShareTalk valid for first three months of a two-year service agreement on local and regional plans.New activation required.Promotional offer may become invalid earlier than 12 months with a rate plan change.Promotional phone subject to change.Night and weekend minutes are valid M-F 9 pm to 5:59 am and all day Saturday and Sunday.Night and weekend minutes are available in the local calling area only.Offer expires upon calling plan change.Roaming charges, taxes and restrictions may apply.Federal and other Regulatory Fee charge of $.55 will be added.A monthly Federal Universal Service Fund charge may apply.All service agreements subject to an early termination fee.All phones must be activated at time of purchase with a service activation fee required for new customers. Limited time offer.See store for details. (4) Grand Prizes 10 suite tickets to the Crosstown Classic game plus, limo service and hotel accommodations for winner (see store for details) (10) First Prizes 6 months of free monthly access plus a free Nokia 3586 phone (50) Second Prizes 2 tickets to a White Sox game Get900ANYTIMEminutes, andnationwidelong distance for Stop in and enter to win: Share your minutes with your friends family. Add up to three ShareTalk lines and get the first three months FREE on each line. Nokia 3586 with FULL COLOR SCREEN for 39.95 Win a U.S.

Cellular suite party at the Crosstown Classic game. seats are the Visit one of our exclusive authorized agents ArlingtonHeights 342 E.Rand 577-9171 Bedford Park 7464 S.Cicero 458-1584 Bloomingdale 348 W.Army Trail 894-3920 Broadview Broadview Village 410-1282 Chicago 1763 W.Howard,Inside 671-4724 Chicago 30 N.LaSalle,(312) 630-9365 Chicago 3200 N.Lincoln 477-7430 Chicago 1611 N.Sheffield,(312) 642-4074 Chicago 9920 S.Western 239-8500 Countryside 9900 W.Joliet 588-8215 Crestwood 13211 S.Cicero 293-1749 Darien 7511 Lemont 985-1145 Evanston 1737 328-6199 Geneva 2000 Randall 845-9603 Gurnee 6641 Grand 856-0154 Lansing 16925 S.Torrence 474-1146 Libertyville 836 S.Milwaukee 367-7102 Lincolnshire 275 Parkway 459-7328 Lombard Yorktown 953-9031 Matteson Lincoln 747-0657 McHenry Richmond 363-5584 Naperville 612 S.Rt.59,(630) 428-0548 Niles Golf Mill 390-8582 Niles 5712 W.Touhy,(847) 588-0171 Norridge Harlem Irving 583-0265 Northbrook Northbrook 509-1041 Oak Park 7121 North 383-4090 Orland Hills W.159th 349-9807 Orland Park 15829 LaGrange 873-4437 ParkRidge 10 S.Northwest 692-3950 Schaumburg 2566 W.Schaumburg 884-7546 Shorewood 922 Brook Forest 254-6815 St.Charles 902 S.Randall 587-9790 West Dundee Springhill 844-7930 Wheaton Danada Square 933-8119 Coming soon Arlington Heights Answer E.Wing 392-7985 Aurora Answer Valley 236-8401 Aurora N.Aurora,(630) 862-2090 Batavia S.Randall,(630) 406-5770 Bedford Park Go City 585-7200 Bedford Park Go City 585-1800 Berkley Unwired St.Charles (708) 547-8720 Bloomingdale Go Square 351-8300 Bridgeview Wireless S.Harlem,(708) 233-0505 Calumet City Go Oaks 891-8888 Chicago Answer S.Clinton,(312) 382-8400 Chicago Answer N.Michigan (312) 938-0541 Chicago Answer N.Halsted,(773) 281-2355 Chicago Answer W.Washington,(312) 226-4433 Chicago Preferred N.Broadway, (773) 561-9800 Chicago Preferred S.Archer, (773) 284-9600 Chicago Preferred W.Diversey, (773) 248-1000 Chicago Preferred N.Lockwood, (773) 736-0300 Chicago Preferred N.Milwaukee, (773) 284-9600 Chicago W.North 642-9270 Chicago W.IrvingPark,(773) 725-0150 Chicago 935-5370 Chicago Urban Media S.Lake Park, (773) 256-1000 Chicago Urban Media 375-6100 Chicago Urban Media W.Fullerton Ave. Chicago Urban Media N.Western Chicago Urban Media S.Clark (312) 628-5500 Chicago Wireless N.LaSalle,(312) 640-9090 Chicago W.Jackson (312) 427-9533 Chicago Ave. Cicero Wireless W.Cermark,(708) 652-0505 Crystal Lake W.Virginia,(815) 356-9830 Des Plaines Ellinwood 391-9800 Evanston 328-4736 Glen Ellyn Roosevelt 469-9790 Gurnee Go Mills 855-1818 Gurnee Mills 856-1720 Highland Park Answer Skokie 579-0372 Joliet Joliet 609-3748 Lombard E.Roosevelt 953-1170 Lake Zurich S.Rand,(847) 726-7950 Lincolnwood Go Town Center, (847) 568-9700 McHenry W.Elm,(815) 759-9420 Mt.Prospect 590-9675 Naperville Answer Valley 236-8401 Naperville E.Ogden 983-9640 Niles 759-9540 Norridge Wireless N.Cumberland Norridge Forest Preserve 457-2199 North Riverside Riverside 447-8925 Northbrook Go Court 559-8600 Northbrook Milwaukee 299-1009 Northlake Wireless W.North 409-0700 Olympia Fields Urban Media C.Lincoln Hwy. Orland Hills W.159th 364-1270 Orland Park Answer Square Mall, (708) 226-0551 Orland Park W.179th 478-5358 Palatine E.Dundee,(847) 776-1940 Palatine N.Northwest 705-9840 Plainfield S.Rt.59,(815) 609-3340 Rolling Meadows Kirchoff Schaumburg 407-2000 St.Charles 513-0282 Vernon Hills Answer 247-8217 Vernon Hills N.Milwaukee 816-4624 Westmont W.Ogden 968-4630 Wheeling E.Dundee,(847) 279-2360 Woodridge Wireless W.75th 985-8686 For businesses of any call 1-866-USC4BIZ (1-866-872-4249).

U.S.Cellular stores Select locations now open Sundays) ACROSS THE NATION Items compiled from Tribune news services. successfully trimmed the course of a Mars-bound rover Friday, putting the spacecraft on track for a Jan. 3 arrival. The first of up to six trajectory maneuvers mission manager Jim Erickson said from Jet Propul- sion Laboratory. The maneuver involved a series of rocket firings that increased the velocity relative to the sun by nearly 32 m.p.h.—enough to fine-tune its path and put it on track to land on Mars.

NASA initially aimed the rov- er, called Spirit, slightly away from Mars to ensure the third stage of the launch rocket did not trail it to the planet. The rocket stage is expected to sail safely past the research pod. NASA plans to launch a second rover, Opportunity, from Cape Canaveral, on Thursday. The goal of the $800 million double mission is to send the twin wheeled robots roaming across the surface of Mars to prospect for minerals that could indicate whether the planet was once hospitable to life. CALIFORNIA NASA puts research rover on course for Mars landing A man hailed as a hero in April for shuttling four children to safety from a burning building was sentenced Friday to a year in jail for failing to live up to terms of probation on a burglary conviction.

Kris Leija, 23, acknowledged during a brief hearing that he never met with his probation officer, the Abilene Reporter- News reported in its online edition Friday. On April 27, Leija ran into a burning apartment complex three times, pulling four young children, including an infant in a car seat, from the complex. A day later, he was arrested for violating probation after a deputy recognized him when he appeared on television. Witnesses praised Leija as a hero, but he was later named as a suspect in the apartment fire. No arrests have been made.

TEXAS Fire jailed for probation violation Scott lawyer asked a judge Friday to find the prosecutor in contempt, alleging the Stanislaus County district attorney violated a gag order by saying he planned to present evidence at a public hearing that open some District Atty. James Brazelton the trifecta of prosecutorial when he told a reporter that he would seek an open preliminary hearing for Peterson in the killing of his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson, and their unborn son, defense lawyer Mark Geragos said in papers filed in aModesto court. Brazelton told The Modesto Bee that he wished to show the public evidence amassed against Peterson. Superior Court Judge Al Girolami issued a gag order last week aimed at silencing lawyers, witnesses and investigators in the case to prevent gossip and evidence leaks that could make it difficult to find fair jurors. Peterson, 30, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder.

The district attorney could not be reached Friday for comment. CALIFORNIA lawyer says prosecutor violated gag order NEW YORK The U.S. Golf Association has backed out of plans to move its golf museum from New Jersey to the Russian Tea Room and will sell the city landmark, the director said Friday. The USGA bought the Russian Tea Room seven months ago for $16 million when the company that owned the site went bankrupt, director Rand Jerris said. Since then, the USGA has found that extensive renovations would be necessary to turn the restaurant into a museum, Jerris said.

The golf museum will remain in Far Hills, N.J. The Tea Room opened in 1926 and closed in July 2002. NEW YORK Tea, teeing off not a perfect match A research foundation has been fined $21,000 for allegedly enticing a white shark to attack a mock-up of a fur seal for the taping of a cable television program, federal officials said Friday. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries alleges that the Pelagic Shark Research Foundation wanted the shark to jump out of the ocean for the Discovery Channel program Jaws Agency officials said they learned of the incident when white shark enthusiasts complained after the show aired. Sean Van Sommeran, executive director of the Santa Cruz- based foundation, blamed the charge on a misunderstanding and said the foundation was appealing the matter to an admin- istrative law judge.

we do is research-oriented, and this incident was no Van Sommeran said. were not going out there to tease NOAA alleges Shark Entertainment Inc. paid Van Somme- ran and another foundation researcher to conduct shark research within the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary near Ano Nuevo Island in 2001. Luring sharks within the sanctuary was prohibited in 1997, NOAA said. It charged the foundation with violating the conditions of its research permit and said the foundation could face sanction.

CALIFORNIA Shark-baiting fine takes $21,000 bite.