Morris Brown president resigns after accreditation loss
Morris Brown College president Charles B. Taylor resigns after the SACS denied the appeal to restore accreditation. Leroy Frazier becomes acting president as the debt nears 327 million while the college seeks to reapply for accreditation and faces federal aid investigations.
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Scientists campaign to flood old Homestake mine for lab
Scientists seek to flood the Homestake gold mine in Lead South Dakota to establish a deep underground neutrino observatory. Barrick Gold Mining says it will stop pumping water, arguing the 8 000 foot shafts should flood. The plan could revive regional jobs and leverage miners formerly laid off after the mine closed in 2001.
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Bus Plunges From Embankment Injuring School Children
A school bus carrying kids home plunged 400 feet down an embankment along a narrow road near Coeur d Alene Idaho injuring seven children and the driver. Three children were hospitalized in good condition the next day. The driver was treated for a shoulder injury.
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Idaho
Sally Johnson
Yellowstone Trail Road
Coeur d'Alene
Kootenai County
Rocky Watson
Russ McLain
Carol Brown
Coeur «Alene
McLain
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