Crack house resident charged in girl's death in Michigan
Ja melle Andrew James, 19, charged with involuntary manslaughter after a stolen pistol in his crack house fell into a 6-year-old boy's hands and the child used it to kill Kayla Rolland at Theo J. Buell Elementary School. The boy is not charged due to lack of intent. James pleaded not guilty and is jailed on $100,000 bond.
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Mount Morris Town
Ship, Mich
Jamelle Andrew James
Kayla Rolland
Theo J. Buell
James
Suspect arraigned on hate crime charges in Pittsburgh area
Ronald Taylor, a black man, was arraigned on hate crime charges after allegedly killing three white men and wounding two others in a rampage that ended in a hostage standoff at an office building in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania. Emil Sanielevici, 20, died a day after the attack.
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Wilkinsburg
Emil Sanielevici
Ronald Taylor
Pittsburgh
Ganske urges EPA to keep MTBE in reformulated gasoline
Rep. Greg Ganske argued at a Commerce subcommittee hearing that MTBE should be replaced with ethanol within three years. He stressed MTBE contamination risks to groundwater, citing Iowa and California, and pressed EPA to act to retain cleaner air benefits of RFG while phasing out MTBE.
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E. Michael Myers
Washington
Greg Ganske
Environmental Protection Agency
Ganske
Commerce Subcommittee
California
Iowa
EPA
Des Moines
Robert Perciasepe
EPA Office of Air Pollution
Washington, D.C
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