Bipartisan Accord Shapes Central America Policy
Democrats praise Bush Congress pact on Nicaragua policy as debate sows legal questions over four congressional panels authority to extend Contra aid beyond November. Baker frames accord as restoring presidential power while Gray and DOJ resist de facto veto. Union of White House bakers says plan keeps humanitarian aid until February and promotes dem reforms in Nicaragua.
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Yeltsin carries landmark Soviet multi candidate vote
Soviet maverick Boris Yeltsin won a landslide in the first multi candidate parliamentary elections. He captured 89 percent in Moscow district, as party stalwarts like Valery Saikin Anatoly Gerasimov and V Zorkaltsev failed to win seats. Baltic nationalist victories in Lithuania and Estonia signaled a Kremlin crisis as the Congress of People's Deputies prepares to convene.
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Eastern Begins Training Pilots Amid Walkout Standoff
Eastern Airlines started a six week training class for 40 to 50 new pilots to replace those who refused to cross machinist picket lines. U.S. District Judge Edward Davis agreed to hear Eastern’s bid for a court order to force absentee pilots back to work after a three judge panel ordered reconsideration. The dispute follows the March 4 IAM strike and concerns about the Northeast shuttle’s finances as loads ran as low as three to four passengers on some flights.
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Haitians threaten to throw babies overboard during sea standoff
United States Coast Guard crews battled Haitian refugee boats 150 miles south of Miami for about 27 hours as 178 people surrendered on Sunday. A woman jumped into the sea in protest of possible repatriation while others threatened to cast infants overboard. Officials say most Haitians stopped at sea are interviewed at sea and returned if deemed economic refugees.
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Rain, thunderstorms sweep across central regions today
Rain continued to pelt the nation's midsection with thunderstorms from Texas to Minnesota. Forecasters said it rained in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Minnesota, with rain along the Pacific Northwest coast.
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Illinois Weather Outlook Forecast Through Friday
Chicago forecast shows showers and thunderstorms each day with mild Wednesday and cooler Thursday and Friday. Highs expected in the 60s Wednesday, 50s Thursday, and 40s Friday. Lows planned in the 40s Wednesday and Thursday, dipping to the 30s Friday.
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Weather Glances Forecasts Vary Across Weekend
The forecast shows a high of 66 Monday with 19 C, a low around 2 C on Saturday, and a high of 63 with a low unclear. Sunday warms to 76 with a 24 C high and 46 F low, while today’s low is 8 C.
Illinois lottery results and estimated top prize
The Sunday daily game winning number is 7-4-0 with Pick Four 6-7-1-9. Saturday Lotto numbers were 2-22-23-27-47-54, with an estimated top prize around 11 million dollars.
Commodity Quotes From Noon Market Briefing
Daily noon quotes list diverse contracts across energy metals grains and livestock. Notable entries include Live Cattle April 78.17 June 74.35 Oct 71.85, Soybeans May 7.77 July 7.86 percent, Corn May 2.7342 July 2.77, Gold April 391.50, Cotton May 61.14, Silver May 6.01.
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