Senate passes mandatory national fuel allocation plan
The Senate voted 85 to 10 to require the President to develop a mandatory national fuel allocation plan, rejecting voluntary guidelines and signaling urgency amid shortages. The measure aims to ensure fair fuel shares while critics warn of priorities and effectiveness.
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Slayings Near I-57 Linked as Search Expands
Authorities sift evidence for links between three bodies found along Interstate 57 southwest of Chicago. Betty Lou Harmon 29 of Darien was found nude near Manteno Road while Dorothy Cerny 25 and James Schmidt 25 of Chicago died from shotgun wounds. Connections include a Manteno car crash and a reported road incident.
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Fifth Kennedy anniversary
Washington AP reports Ethel Kennedy has led a quiet life since her husband’s death in a Los Angeles hotel kitchen. She spends time with her 11 children, hosts small dinners, attends events mostly alone, and shows no plans to remarry.
Bail Change For Release In Coleman's Court Case
Gregory Coleman 19 of Seneca pleaded not guilty in Grundy County Circuit Court to resisting arrest illegal possession of liquor and using false ID to buy liquor. Bail was reduced to allow release on own recognizance by Circuit Judge John S Massieon at the request of the Grundy County Public Defender.
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Predict Wheat Harvest Will Be Late in Kansas
The USDA weather report says Kansas wheat is developing later than normal with only seven percent turning color by June 3, far below the typical thirty percent. Kansas, normally one fifth of U S production, is forecast to yield a record 353 million bushels this year.
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