Fox promises change but faces impatient Mexico City crowd
In a candid AP interview Vicente Fox says Mexico will change gradually after ending 71 years of single party rule. Two years into his term he defends progress while critics say his bold reform agenda, including energy and border plans, remains stalled amid a weak U.S. economy and a newly assertive opposition Congress.
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Drought devastates Kansas wheat as harvest begins
In Elkhart Kansas Warren Bowker and his brother Shaun harvest a stunted wheat crop amid a broader drought hit Western Kansas. Ground nearly dust, flat tires, and scarce rain have pushed cattle sales and farm economies toward collapse. Grain elevators report far lower intake, while insurance claims total 24 million with hail damage adding 6 million.
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Budget cuts tied to revenge amid Illinois power dispute
Wood's unusual lobbying against Ryan signals disarray in the Illinois administration. Analysts compare the rift to historic splits between governors and lieutenants. Ryan cut funding for Main Street and Safe to Learn programs, denying retribution but noting many worthy programs compete for limited funds.
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Illinois Expands Child Safety Seat Rules for Noncommercial Rides
Gov. George Ryan announced higher fines for improper child restraint use with noncommercial riders. First offenses up to 50 dollars, repeats up to 100, waivers possible with approved systems. Study shows crashes are leading cause of death for ages 6 to 14. booster seats advised once outgrown.
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Jackson County Safe Communities Coalition formed in 2000
The Jackson County Safe Communities Coalition unites 16 city and county agencies including Southern Illinois University Carbondale safety and Wellness Center. Formed in 2000 with a three year grant to the Jackson County Health Department from the Illinois Department of Transportation. Community outreach offers child safety seat checks via a network of contact points in Carbondale and neighboring areas.
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