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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2010

Page

6

Scientists see only gradual Gulf health drop six months after spill

Gulf researchers in an AP survey rate ecological health at 65 on a 0 100 scale, down from 71 before the BP oil spill as officials weigh long term effects. The group cites erosion from Mississippi runoff overfishing and smaller spills, with focus shifting to deeper waters after oil was found on the sea floor.

St. Pete Beach Fla U.S Gulf of Mexico Associated Press Gulf Mississippi Larry McKinney Terday Florida White House Science Office Steve Lohrenz University of Southern Mississippi Steve Murawski National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Murawski Georgia Oceanus University of Georgia Samantha Joye Joye University of South Florida Ernst Peebles

No indictment in 2006 Iraqi killing

Seattle resident Andrew Moonen, a former Blackwater security contractor, won’t be indicted for fatally shooting Raheem Saadoun in Baghdad’s Green Zone in 2006 after a Christmas Eve party. Prosecutors said insufficient evidence to sustain a conviction and noted Moonen’s self defense claim and immediate reporting at a checkpoint.

Seattle Blackwater USA Andrew Moonen Baghdad Green Zone Raheem Saadoun Adil Abd-al-Mahdi U.S Jenny Durkan Durkan Moonen Stewart Riley Sandoun Iraq James Jeffrey Saadoun Federal

Sluggish spending cools factories after recession lift

Notable sluggish spending by businesses and consumers is slowing production as firms cut stock rebuilding and equipment replacement. With unemployment at 9.6 percent and slow job growth, consumer caution rises. This mix produces the first drop in output at mines, factories and utilities since June 2009.

Market closes with mixed gains across Dow and S&P

Monday trading saw the Dow rise 80.91 to 11,143.69 while the S&P 500 gained 8.52 to 1,184.71 and the Nasdaq edges up 11.89 to 2,480.66. Treasuries slip modestly with the 30 year at 3.93%. In commodities, corn falls 5.75 cents to $5.57, soybeans dip 1 cent to $11.84, wheat drops 13 cents to $7.32, and crude oil climbs $1.83 to $83.08 per barrel.

Chicago Kansas City New York

Facebook privacy breach sparks criticism and fixes

The Wall Street Journal reports that Facebook apps transmitted user IDs to advertising firms and data-collection networks. Facebook says the leaks were unintentional and being fixed, with no evidence of misuse. Privacy advocates warn that IDs and friend lists could be exposed via referrer data and cookies. Rapleaf says it fixed the issue and no Facebook IDs are sent to ad networks via Rapleaf services.

New York The Wall Street Journal Facebook Mike Vernal Marc Rotenberg Electronic Privacy Information Center Rotenberg Rapleaf

Bank of America restarts foreclosures in 23 states

Bank of America plans to resume foreclosing on more than 100,000 homes in 23 states next week, asserting legal right despite claims doc flaws. Ally GMAC Mortgage also resumes once corrected. Analysts expect other lenders to follow, with Robo-signer concerns lingering and stock reaction mixed.

Washington U.S Bank of America Ally Financial Inc GMAC Gina Proia Ally Nancy Bush NAB Research Square One Jpmorgan Chase & Co Charlotte N.C Bank of America Corp

Stimulus bill opponents seek rural Kansas broadband funds

Kansas lawmakers including Brownback Moran and Jenkins on the November ballot did not comment on a report about stimulus tied broadband grants. The piece notes Brownback’s past praise for a 1.78 million federal rail spur grant in Hutchinson funded by the stimulus, drawing Democratic critique. Public integrity study linked.

Brownback Moran Jenkins

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