Gov Lucey denounced for high rate of pardons in Wisconsin
Madison AP reports Sen Murphy attacked Gov Patrick J. Lucey for issuing more pardons than any recent Wisconsin governor. He introduced a bill to keep inmates behind bars at least 20 years for first degree murder of public officials or police. Public safety and harsher penalties are the focus amid rising officer fatalities and gun violence.
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Lower Speeds Proposed To Save Gasoline
New York AP A federal official urged possible speed limits of 50 mph to save gasoline amid potential shortages this summer. Darrell M. Trent acting director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness said localized shortages could arise from low inventories and it would be up to states to act. He noted high turnpike speeds reduce fuel efficiency, and cutting speeds by 20 mph could cut gasoline use 15 to 20 percent per car. Trent spoke at a Seatrade Conference on Energy, Money and Ships.
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Diplomatic Security Tightens as Attacks Rise Abroad
U S officials announce expanded security for diplomats overseas including more guards and armored vehicles after 21 incidents in five years. Haiti kidnapping of Ambassador Knox cited as why tighter measures are needed, with debates over effectiveness and the threat's global reach.
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