AT&T Faces Record $100 Million FCC Fine
AT&T Inc faces a record 100 million dollar penalty from the FCC for mis leading customers about unlimited mobile data plans. The agency cited slowed speeds and insufficient disclosure, with FCC Chair Tom Wheeler pledging action against misleading marketing. Neil Grace noted the $100 million figure as the largest proposed FCC fine.
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JMU Professor Builds Titanium Moon Sculpture for Carnegie Mellon Program
James Madison University art professor Mark Rooker works on a four piece titanium sculpture intended for space display. The artwork, designed to be stacked, leverages titanium for light weight and minimal thermal expansion in a Carnegie Mellon University led moon project.
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Artist designed lunar sculpture joins Carnegie Mellon mission
James Madison University professor Mark Rooker designs a four piece titanium gold and diamond sculpture for the Moon Arts Ark to be sent with Carnegie Mellon University s Astrobotic rover mission. Lowry Burgess leads the project aiming to send a nonencyclopedic relic of humanity to the moon.
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Prosecutor Justifies ABC Actions in Virginia Arrest
Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney Dave Chapman said he found no evidence of excessive force or racism by Alcoholic Beverage Control agents who detained Martese Johnson, a University of Virginia student, after he was bloodied and pinned to the ground. Johnson, who is black, was heard on video recordings that circulated.
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Three Shenandoah Arson Suspects Face Court
Three of four Shenandoah County residents accused of burning a barn appeared in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Wednesday. Robert Dale Wimer Dolly Jean Wimer and Robert Lee Price faced four counts of arson. Price and Robert Wimer were appointed counsel. Dolly Wimer’s case was continued to July 29. Cindy Marie Price is due July 15.
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Board to Talk Precinct With JMU Officials
Harrisonburg voters panel hears from the Voter Registrar on a new precinct for James Madison University students but delays a recommendation to City Council. The board plans a July session with city officials and JMU reps to decide whether the precinct should be campus only or include surrounding neighborhoods.
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