Budget gridlock as House and Senate hustle budget work
As Friday adjournment nears the House and Senate race to finalize the 35.4 billion state budget while tackling gun control gay marriage and pension reform. Democrats note higher April revenues enable smaller social service cuts and debt pay down while Republicans warn of overspending and insist on GOP budget input.
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Obama to name Comey as FBI chief
Obama plans to nominate James Comey, former No. 2 at Bush DOJ, to head the FBI. The pick, praised by opponents of Bush era spying, follows Mueller’s departure and amid DOJ scrutiny of leaks and investigations including Boston marathon warnings and AP records.
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Fracking debate grows as Illinois project advances
Brad Richards of the Illinois Oil & Gas Association says the recent well in Salem shows high volume fracking, potentially ten times Campbell Energy’s operations if larger firms enter. Campbell followed state permits and reporting, while officials note disclosure rules hinder method identification. Opponents seek a moratorium for health and safety studies amid proposed tougher regulations.
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Illinois fracking regulation debate shifts to governor’s office
Activists opposing high volume hydraulic fracturing meet aides outside Gov Quinn’s Capitol office urging a moratorium. State Rep John Bradley backs Senate Bill 1715 to regulate fracking as supporters cite job growth while critics say regional sacrifices persist in southern Illinois.
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May 30 historical highlights from Attu to Indy 500
On May 30 in history, Attu was secured in 1943 during World War II. Other events include Joan of Arc's execution in 1431, the 1883 Brooklyn Bridge stampede, the 1911 first Indy 500 winner Ray Harroun, the 1913 Treaty of London, Lincoln Memorial dedication in 1922, 1937 Republic Steel protest deaths, Tomb of the Unknowns dedication in 1958, Britten War Requiem premiere in 1962, Mariner 9 launch in 1971, and the 1996 divorce decree of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.
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