Ethanol Battle Rages Over E15 Fuel Expansion
The debate over a 15 percent ethanol gasoline blend pits oil interests against biofuel supporters as the Supreme Court leaves intact a ruling allowing E15 sales. Officials warn older vehicles could suffer, while ethanol advocates tout lower costs and energy independence. About 20 stations in six Midwest states currently offer E15 amid regulatory jockeying and industry lobbying.
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Matthew Daly
associated Press _ WASHINGTON
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Midwest
Obama
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
American Petroleum Institute
Oil Industry
Tom Buis
Growth Energy
Buis
API
Bob Greco
Bob Dinneen
Renewable Fuels Association
Environmental Protection Agency
Scott Zaremba
Kansas
Zaremba
Lawrence
Kan
Phillips 66
American Automobile Association
Motoring Club
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
EPA
Gloria Bergquist
Energy Department
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
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Wisconsin
Gettysburg Celebrates 150 Years Since Civil War Clash
Gettysburg marks the 150th anniversary of the 1863 battle with events drawing hundreds of thousands. The town shows Civil War relics in 200 period buildings, shops like General Pickett's Buffet and Abraham's Lady, and guided tours. Local residents describe the era as integral to Gettysburg's identity and economy. Museums and the college feature Civil War studies, while the park and preservation laws shape growth. Visitors spent about $605 million in 2011, supporting 7,500 jobs and generating $115 million in tax revenue.
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Mark Scolford
Associated Press
Gettysburg
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Randy Phiel
Robert E. Lee
Bob Alcorn
Air Force
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Franklin County
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Hanover Junction
Baltimore
Alcorn
C.C. Howard
Thaddeus Stevens
Edward McPherson Woods
Edward
High Street
Richard Waybright
Mason Dixon Farms Inc
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg College
Janet Morgan Riggs
the National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
Riggs
Gettysburg Convention and Visitors Bureau
Germany probes Minnesota man once led Nazi unit
German prosecutors opened a preliminary inquiry into 94 year old Michael Karkoc, seeking evidence for possible charges and extradition. AP findings show Karkoc entered the U.S. in 1949 by concealing his SS led unit role, tied to killings in Poland, with unit links to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising and Chlaniow village massacres. The probe weighs murder or complicity to murder, while his son denies Karkoc’s Nazi ties.
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Berlin
Minnesota
Associated Press
Michael Karkoc
U.S
Ukrainian Self Defense Legion
Poland
Karkoc
Kurt Schrimm
Schrimm
Germany
Ohio
John Demjanjuk
Sobibor
National Remembrance Institute
Chlaniow
Andriy Karkos
Minneapolis
Monsters University tops weekend box office in first place
Disney's Monsters University led domestic ticket sales with 82 million, ahead of World War Z and Man of Steel. The animated sequel, reuniting Billy Crystal and John Goodman, marks Pixar's 14th consecutive film to open in first. World War Z opened with 66 million and Man of Steel earned 41.2 million.
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Los Angeles
Superman
Disney
Monsters University
Billy Crystal
John Goodman
Monsters, Inc
Paramount
Paul Devgarabedian
Hollywood.com
Don Harris
Brad Pitt
Warner Bros
Man of Steel
Seth Rogen
James Franco
Jonah Hill
Summit Entertainment
U.S
Canada
Hollywood Studios
Rentrak
Samsung Details Galaxy Like Tablets With Galaxy Tab 3 Line
Samsung launches Galaxy Tab 3 tablets to mirror Galaxy phones aiming to convert Galaxy smartphone users into tablet buyers. The lineup includes 7 inch at 199, 8 inch at 299, and 10 inch at 399, with front three-button design and Intel on the 10 inch model. Samsung held 18 percent of the global tablet market in Q1, while Apple led with 40 percent. The move aims to undercut Apple’s pricing in the value Tab line while Note line targets premium tablets with styluses.
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Peter Svensson
NEW York
Samsung
Samsung Electronics Co
Apple
U.S
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Samsung Mobile
Google
Santa Clara
Calif
ARM Holdings PLC
IDC
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