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Gas prices could rise another dollar a gallon with war
Southern Illinois oil dealer Justin Willi warns a war with Iraq and tight oil supplies could push gasoline up by as much as a dollar per gallon. He notes a spring hike already looming as distributors raise prices and OPEC boosts output to stabilize markets. The move comes amid Venezuela tensions and war fears, with prices likely to climb further if conflict unfolds.
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Blagojevich Takes Office Amid Bold Reform Pledges in Illinois
New governor Rod Blagojevich, 46, sworn in as Illinois’ 40th chief executive, vows to fix a multi billion dollar deficit, restore public trust, and push reforms including the death penalty debate. He outlines urgent actions on budget, schools, health care, and regional economic development. Fellow officials also take oaths.
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Volunteers find body of elderly Omaha man
Harold Edwards, 78, of Omaha Illinois, was found dead Saturday near Elba Road after a weeklong missing person search. Volunteers from Gallatin County, plus teams from Indiana, aided the effort which began with his vehicle found Jan. 2. Autopsy pending. coroner investigating cause of death. Edwards suffered Parkinsons disease and had a pacemaker.
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North Korea denies secret nuclear program amid sea of fire warning
North Korea rejected US claims of admitting a weapons program, calling it an invention. The dispute coincides with James Kelly’s talks in South Korea, aiming to deter DPRK and push diplomacy. US officials say Pyongyang may possess one or two bombs and could make more from reprocessed fuel.
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