Tennessee boys avoid record for first lady threat prank
Two 13 year old boys who sent Hillary Clinton a threatening email will have no record if they behave for a year, per Memphis Juvenile Court. The message warned of a sniper and a bomb at the White House. They faced delinquency charges that could be dismissed after twelve months if behavior remains trouble free.
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FCC orders 911 call guarantees for roaming cellular users
The FCC cleared key parts of 1996 rules to ensure 911 calls complete when roaming into areas where a carrier lacks an agreement. The action, delayed earlier, takes effect in about a week as millions rely on cellular networks for emergency access.
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Gore to represent U S at Kyoto global warming talks
Vice President Al Gore will attend the Kyoto U N global warming conference in Japan to press for a U S proposal limiting greenhouse gas emissions. The move signals potential compromise amid strong foreign and domestic criticism and the ongoing debate over how deeply to cut emissions.
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Online smut targeted in campaign
A campaign to shield children from Internet indecency features online services and organizations promoting parental education on filtering. Surveys show low adoption of screening software, with concerns from civil liberties groups about censorship and lost access to legitimate material.
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Sauer-Sundstrand plant eyed for Lawrence city site
Augustine said an application for a tax abatement is expected as Sauer-Sundstrand considers a $25 million plant in Lawrence. The city offers a 0 percent abatement for 10 years, which would cut next year’s taxes by about $337,500. The project could employ 183 with a $5.4 million payroll, averaging $29,500. The German company, with 3,600 worldwide staff and $500 million revenue, operates from Ames and Neumittster HQ.
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