July gas supplies slightly better than June
The Illinois Institute of Natural Resources says Illinois will receive about 10 percent less gasoline in July than July last year, a smaller shortfall than June. Gov. Thompson urged motorists to curb purchases as many stations face Sunday closures amid widespread fuel shortages lifting travel plans for the Fourth.
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Domestic crude oil output trails normal amid shortages
Washington AP reports government figures show U.S. crude oil production remained below normal as winter yields to spring. The drop, rivaling imported oil losses from the Iranian revolution, deepens the gasoline shortage and raises questions about weather and oil company explanations while Justice Department Antitrust probes continue.
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Illinois and 19 states sue to halt welfare cuts
Illinois and 19 states sue Thursday to block the federal government from withholding 831 million dollars in Welfare, Medicaid, and AFDC funds starting July. Rep. Robert Michel of Illinois backs the Michel amendment prompting HEW to trim the funds to curb abuses as Califano delays. A court hearing is set to decide if HEW must release the payments.
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Justice Department
Tornadoes Wreak Havoc Across Iowa Killing Five
AP reports about 40 tornadoes in northern and central Iowa devastate towns including Manson and Algona. Five dead, 70 injured, two toxic chemical tank ruptures, National Guard deployed. Destruction hits 24 businesses and 100 homes. state and neighboring states report damage.
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Arkansas
Diggs Admits Violating House Rule and Faces Censure
Rep Charles Diggs acknowledged breaking a House rule by raising a staff salary and accepting funds to cover personal debts. He agreed to repay about 40 thousand dollars and accept a House censure, with the ethics committee voting 11 to 0 to close its probe. Diggs would be censured by the full House, a first in over half a century.
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House of Representatives
House Ethics Committee
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Diggs
House Committee
AiSes
U.S. Treasury
Abortion compromise collapses as foes push tougher rules
Springfield lawmakers split as anti-abortionists withdraw support for a 24 hour waiting period and back a 72 hour rule with spouse or parental consultations. Rep. Richard Kelly predicts a veto by Gov. James Thompson and a likely court test if overridden. Other legislators fear the tougher bill may stall in court.
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Bny
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House
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Simon Voices Inflation Fight in Mondale Meeting
Rep. Paul Simon joined several lawmakers and Sen. Mondale in the Capitol for a Monday briefing on inflation. The hour-long session aimed to coordinate executive and legislative actions to curb rising prices. Simon called it a free-for-all discussion about direction and next steps, noting no proposals yet.
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Washington
Paul Simon
D-Carbondale
Walter Mondale
Capitol
Simon
Southern Illinoisan publication and rates notice
Publication details for the Southern Illinoisan with offices in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro. Rates listed for carrier and mail delivery in the 18 county area. Include address changes to Box 2108 Carbondale Illinois 62901.
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Southern Illinoisan
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Murt Physbc
Blockades Lifted as Violence Shapes Independent Truckers Strike
Truckers pulled back from central Massachusetts blockades while violence persisted in the independent drivers strike. Drivers still seek more diesel fuel, higher speed limits, and fewer regulations. blockades eased in Connecticut and Michigan. guards remained at terminals in Greensboro and Charlotte. Farmers faced crop market disruptions. Florida and California shipments adjusted. California plans fuel relief. surcharges rose in Florida. a trucker leader complained of White House indifference. some fear burning rigs amid fuel and rate pressures.
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White House
Michel urges states adopt uniform rules for trucks
Rep. Robert Michel urges governors to set uniform weight and length limits for trucks. He notes Illinois still caps weight at 73,260 pounds and 60 foot length, while other states allow 80,000 pounds and 60 feet. He supports voluntary action, condemns violent protest, but backs truckers' broader points.
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