Forecasters predict gas prices stay above two dollars this summer
Energy Information Administration officials say regular gasoline could average about 2.10 dollars a gallon nationwide during the heavy driving season from April through September. Crude oil may stay near the 50 to 55 dollar per barrel range with possible surges above 60 dollars as global demand grows.
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Northeast Storm, Logan Airport Close Amid Snow Threat
A late-winter blizzard lashed the Northeast with icy winds and cold, closing Logan International Airport and causing power outages as Boston faces 6 to 8 inches of snow with some areas up to 10 inches. In Philadelphia a former Temple worker sues Bill Cosby for sexual assault and defamation. In Florida Terri Schiavo’s family seeks new medical tests to reassess brain activity ahead of a court-ordered feeding-tube removal.
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Retailers seek longer workday for truckers
Wal Mart and other retailers push Congress to allow a 16 hour work day for truckers with a two hour unpaid break. The plan, sponsored by Rep. John Boozman, aims to be added as an amendment during highway spending bill debate.
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Woman who killed daughter found not responsible by mental illness
In Buffalo, Kirsten Vanderlinde, 36, who repeatedly swung her 7 month old daughter head first into a sidewalk, was ruled not responsible for the baby's death due to mental illness. The judge committed her to a psychiatric hospital for further evaluation.
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Jackson lawyerCrosses-exam of accuser in Neverland case
In Santa Maria California Michael Jackson's lawyer Thomas Mesereau Jr pressed a 14-year-old boy on inconsistencies between testimony and earlier accounts. The accuser said he was sure Jackson showed magazines including Barely Legal and that he lied in a deposition in a separate JCPenney case.
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