Vatican denounces modernist John Paul II sculpture in Rome
The Vatican criticized a large bronze sculpture outside Rome's Termini station depicting John Paul II as an embracing figure, saying it does not resemble the pope and looks more like Mussolini to commuters. Rome mayor says public opinion will influence any decision on removal. The piece, funded by a foundation, marks what would have been the pope's 91st birthday amid Benedict's May 1 beatification ceremony.
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Strauss-Kahn Released on Bond After Jail Time
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was released from Rikers Island after spending nearly a week in jail on rape charges. He posted 1 million in cash and 5 million bond and will be housed in lower Manhattan under armed guard and an ankle monitoring bracelet.
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Map keeps lawmakers in place as hearings start Saturday
The House and Senate redistricting maps, aiming for equal population in 59 Senate and 118 House districts, trigger hearings beginning Saturday. Republicans seek changes as Dan Brady notes the map is a first draft and long process lies ahead.
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Carbondale figures in new Illinois House maps
The redistricting plan proposed Friday would shift Carbondale boundaries, with Phelps gaining parts of Carbondale and Senate members like Bost losing portions. Bradley’s district would include Williamson and Franklin counties while Jackson and Union counties shift under the map, which faces potential legal challenges.
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Memorial service honors fallen Marines at Woodlawn
About 120 Marine Corps League representatives from Illinois gather in Carbondale for the 67th annual convention. Assistant Chaplain Aaron Syrdahl leads a memorial ceremony with 61 carnations for deceased members as rifle volleys and taps mark the moment. The event runs through Sunday with local host Shawnee Detachment leader Jack Whitlock praising the historic cemetery ceremony.
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Nurse dies in line with her care remembered by staff
Fox, a nurse, died as she lived by helping others. Director Ted Grace said counseling was offered for coworkers who suffered the loss, with few taking the option to leave early. Colleagues stayed to support one another as another nurse, Christy Grob, died in March. A memorial garden for Grob and Fox will be dedicated in the fall.
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Decline in NYSE Most Active Stocks Closes Mixed
NYSE list shows AES Corp at 13.02, AmR at 6.66, AT&T at 31.32, and Boeing among movers with several large caps like Gen Elec near 19.62. Trading data for May is reported with varied highs and lows across numerous companies, including tech and energy firms.
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Stockyards Peoria Hog Report Trading Higher Prices
Hog prices moved up with barrows and gilts 1.5 higher. 1-2 animals 230-260 lb at 64.50 to 65.00, 2-3 270-280 lb 63.00 to 64.50. Sows steady with 300-400 lb and 400-500 lb at 48.00, 500-700 lb at 52.00. Boars over 300 lb at 21.00. under 300 lb at 38.00.
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Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat for July delivery fell 5.50 cents to 8.0650 a bushel while July corn rose 11.25 cents to 7.5950 a bushel. July oats were unchanged at 3.64 a bushel and July soybeans gained 0.75 cent to 13.8025 a bushel.
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