Ohio teens accused in bucket prank may face charges
Prosecutors review evidence to decide if five Bay Village teens aged 14 to 17 should face juvenile court charges for pouring a urine and tobacco mixture on a 15 year old autistic boy who thought he was taking part in an Ice Bucket Challenge fundraiser. The incident occurred from a garage roof in the Cleveland suburb. The targeted boy believed he was participating in the ALS fundraiser. Bay Village police said the five attend Bay Village High School and prosecutors met with investigators for hours to discuss possible charges.
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Oregonians Vote on Driver's Licenses Battle
In Oregon a ballot clash blocks a plan to grant driving privileges to undocumented residents. Oregonians for Immigration Reform gathered the necessary signatures to put the issue before voters, marking the first statewide referendum on the topic. Jim Ludwick of the anti-immigrant group argues that laws should be uniformly followed.
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Emotions mount on final day of Scottish campaign
Amid a tense final day before the independence referendum in Scotland supporters of separation feel near victory while unionists fear loss of the United Kingdom. The campaign remains peaceful though heated as leaders address voters with final speeches. Cathy Chance of the NHS vows to leave Scotland if independence passes while Yes campaigner Roisin McLaren says she can almost taste it.
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Muted expectations for U N meeting in New York
Washington expected U N encounters between President Obama and Iranian President Rouhani remain subdued as deadlocked nuclear talks and Middle East conflicts cloud prospects for a direct leaders meeting. Officials say a handshake is unlikely but a sideline encounter could occur during the General Assembly.
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Gazan student pursues new life amid perilous sea escape
Mohammed Abu Toaimeh, 22, fled Gaza after three wars and border closures. He paid smugglers $2,000 and boarded a ship bound for Europe, but the vessel reportedly sank amid a surge of Gazans seeking entry into Egypt. His mother recalls his dream of a life beyond war.
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