Plans for WTC site call for towers and memorials
Six alternate proposals for the World Trade Center site outline 60 to 70 story office towers stores cultural centers and a memorial to the dead replacing 11 million square feet of lost space. Each plan includes a substantial memorial with four reserving the towers footprint. Final design expected in December and public input sought through meetings and a web display.
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Grand Central Terminal
Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Clinton
Twin Towers
Water sharing talks extended over drought data gaps
Florida Georgia and Alabama agreed to another extension of their deadline for a plan to share the Apalachicola Chattahoochee Flint system. Negotiations have been delayed at least 12 times as the study used by leaders excludes drought conditions as severe as the past four years. The latest deadline extends to January 31.
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Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Apalachicola- Chattahoochee-Flint
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Utah judge arrested after family calls police
Fourth District Judge Ray M. Harding Jr was arrested at his Highland home after his family called police and handed over drugs they said belonged to him. Authorities found cocaine, heroin and barbiturates. He was booked in Tooele County to ensure safety and avoid conflicts of interest.
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Utah
Kay Bryson
Teenager dies after being shot at gun show
A 13 year old, Stephen King of Prattville Alabama, died after a bullet to the head at a Georgia gun show. Police believe the .38 caliber revolver fired accidentally while the boy stood beside his father Anthony Grant of Montgomery. Authorities note vendors must keep loaded guns off display. only police or guards may carry loaded firearms.
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Stephen King
Prattville
Ala
Atlanta
Anthony Grant
Montgomery
Grant
Florida child welfare chief faces calls to resign
In Tampa Florida state lawmakers and advocates demand resignation or removal of Department of Children and Families Secretary Kathleen Kearney after the beating death of 2 year old Alfredo Montes. The case spurs calls for a grand jury investigation into the department and its handling of child protection cases including the disappearance of 5 year old Rilya Wilson. Officers say Alfredo was killed by a babysitter on July 1 after the boy soil his pants. Richard Chouquer and Amanda Lawrence face murder and accessory charges. An investigator was charged with falsifying records and fired along with two supervisors. The case prompts renewed scrutiny of hotline calls and agency management across Florida.
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Fla
Florida
Frederica Wilson
Jeb Bush
Department of Children & Families
Alfredo Montes
Wilson
Department
Kathleen Kearney
LaNedra Carroll
Kearney
Rilya Wilson
Bush
Katie Muniz
Alfredo
Richard
Chouquer
Amanda Lawrence
Erica Jones
Jones
Rheyna
Rilya
Karen Gievers
Children’s Advocacy Foundation
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