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NATION.(TO THE POINT)
Minn. shut down; 9,000 jobless
Lawmakers couldn't agree on a measure to keep state operations funded amid a budget impasse, putting 9,000 state employees out of work. Unlike many states, it has no law that keeps money flowing if a new budget is not approved. Lawmakers remain at odds over school funding and health care for the poor.
** AAA said holiday weekend travel could set a record, with more than 40 mil Americans traveling at least 50 miles from home. Motorists will face gas prices up 24 cents a gallon from a year ago.
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