New York Bomb Plot Tied to British Cell
A failed subway bombing in New York was alleged to be part of a broader al Qaida conspiracy that also planned an England attack. The indictment in Brooklyn adds figures including Adnan Shukrijumah, who prosecutors say helped recruit and plot the New York attack. Attorney General Holder called it among the era’s most dangerous plots since 9 11.
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Gulf wells abandonment prompts calls for action
Environmental groups and a U S senator urged tighter oversight of more than 27000 abandoned Gulf of Mexico wells after an Associated Press investigation found regulators rarely inspect plugging or monitor leaks. Greenpeace spokesman said the revelation is shocking as billions of gallons of tainted water due to the BP spill remain. Of 50000 wells drilled in six decades, about 23500 are permanently abandoned and 3500 are temporarily abandoned with little safeguards.
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Associated Press
Melanie Duchin
Greenpeace
Gulf
Inquiry largely vindicates scientists in climate email leak
An independent review led by Muir Russell found the scientists at University of East Anglia acted honestly and their research was reliable. The panel criticized them for not sharing data with critics, noting a pattern of insufficient openness in the Climatic Research Unit.
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University of East Anglia
Climatic Research Unit
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Lonnie Franklin Jr Arrested in Los Angeles Serial Killings
Lonnie Franklin Jr, 57, a former police garage attendant, was arrested after DNA from his son linked him to ten murders and one attempted murder. Prosecutors accuse multiple slayings from 1985 to 2007 targeting young Black women and one man, with special circumstances making death penalty possible.
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Steve Cooley
Markets Close Mixed with Dow and Tech Gains
Wednesday's trading saw the Dow add 274.66 to 10,018.28, the Nasdaq rise 65.59 to 2,159.47, and the S&P 500 advance 32.21 to 1,060.27. Yields edged up on the 30 year to 3.95 percent as grains and oil posted modest moves. Corn traded at 3.782, soybeans at 9.33, wheat at 5.37, and Oil near 74.07 a barrel.
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Duck boat capsized after barge collision near Philadelphia
An amphibious duck boat stalled in the Delaware River and was struck by a sludge barge, tipping over and spilling 37 people. Ten were hospitalized, two remain missing, with rescue crews scaling back as searches continue for a 16 year old girl and a 20 year old man amid investigation of the collision and sinking.
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Richard Ross
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Gatlin
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Bud Holden
CBS3
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U S and Russia inch toward massive spy swap
U S and Russian officials held secret talks across two continents amid hints of a landmark exchange of accused spies. Five suspects in the United States were moved to New York along with others as Russia faces potential releases for its own alleged spies. Igor Sutyagin, serving a 14 year term, signed a confession while denying guilt as his brother described ongoing negotiations and a possible Vienna London route for freedom.
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Sergei Skripal
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Obama taps Berwick for Medicare post in recess move
President Obama used a congressional recess to appoint Donald Berwick to run the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, bypassing Senate confirmation amid GOP opposition. Berwick is a pediatrician and Harvard professor. the role oversees about 800 billion dollars in health care, plus other White House appointments followed.
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Lawrence Journal World Classified Directory Snapshot
A compact listing from the Lawrence Journal World includes office contacts for the News Center and offices at 609 and 645 North Hudson, with online editor Jonathan Kealing and circulation manager Chris Bell. It provides general newsroom and classifieds contact numbers for readers in Lawrence, Kansas.
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