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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 2011

Page

6

Exxon Mobil pledges cleanup as Yellowstone spill expands

Exxon Mobil Pipeline Co acknowledges the oil leak may extend beyond a 10 mile river stretch as crews begin walking the Yellowstone shoreline after flooding recedes. Gov Schweitzer criticizes early damage assessments while officials plan continued searches for pooled oil and affected areas.

Exxon Mobil Corp Yellowstone Exxon Mobil Pipeline Co Gary Pruessing Montana Brian Schweitzer Pruessing

Teen accused of killing gay classmate faces trial

Brandon McInerney, a 14 year old from a broken home, is set to stand trial in Ventura County on a first degree murder charge for the February 2008 killing of 15 year old Larry King at a middle school. If convicted, he could face life in prison. Openings set after venue change. Larry's death spurred gay rights advocates and parents in Oxnard to demand better protection from harassment. Larry's family sued the school district among others for failing to protect him.

Brandon McInerney Ventura County Larry Oxnard Los Angeles McInerney

Americans Celebrate Fourth With Fireworks And Parades

The United States marked Independence Day with fireworks on the National Mall, parades, and picnics from coast to coast. Americans wore Hawaiian shirts, enjoyed events at resorts, and attended the Boston Pops concert and Nathan's hot dog contest in Coney Island where Joey Chestnut won his fifth straight title and Sonya Thomas led the women with a 40 hot dog haul.

New York U.S White House Washington Monument National Mall California Colorado Boston Akron Ohio Nevada Coney Island Joey Jaws Chestnut San Jose Calif Sonya Thomas Joey Chestnut Brooklyn

Womb may play part in cause of autism study

A large twin study suggests prenatal factors including maternal age and health may influence autism risk, alongside genetics. The Archives of General Psychiatry study examined 192 twin sets, finding 77 percent of identical male pairs and 50 percent of identical female pairs both affected, with substantial rates also in fraternal pairs, highlighting pregnancy environment as a potential factor.

Curiaco Gary Goldstein Kennedy Krieger Institute Baltimore Goldstein Archives of General Psychiatry California Joachim Hallmayer Stanford University Palo Alto Calif U.S John Constantino Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis Constantino The National Institute of Mental Health Autism Speaks

Ex IMF chief faces new assault claim in France

Paris-Dominique Strauss-Kahn faced a potential new sexual assault probe after writer Tristane Banon planned to accuse him of trying to rape her during a 2002 book interview. Banon seeks to press charges as debates about his 2012 presidential prospects loom, while DSK counters with a slander complaint and notes his house arrest in Manhattan.

Paris Dominique Strauss-Kahn IMF France Strauss-Kahn Tristane Banon Strauss- Kahn New York Banon Nicolas Sarkozy DSK Liberation International Monetary Fund Manhattan Dominique Strauss- Kahn Bernard-Henri Levy Daily Beast Chantal Jouanne Sarkozy Europe- 1 TriBeCa Lexpress David Koubbi Socialist Party Anne Mansouret Koubbi Associated Press

Libya reports progress in talks with rebels

A Libyan official said progress has been made in talks with rebels to end months of fighting while a top rebel leader denied any negotiations. Mustafa Abdul-Jalil rejected the idea rebels might permit Gadhafi to stay as part of a transition. Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim said talks have been ongoing for two months with some Benghazi based officials, though some rebels oppose talks.

Tripoli Libya Mustafa Abdul-Jalil Muammar Gadhafi Gadhafi Bers Benghazi

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