White-nose syndrome threatens Northeast bats science says
Researchers led by Thomas H. Kunz warn the fungus causing white-nose syndrome could wipe out the little brown bat in the Northeast within 20 years. Since 2006 the disease has appeared at 115 hibernating sites across Canada and the United States, with bans on cave access spreading to protect remaining populations.
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Missouri bus crash kills two students near Gray Summit
Two buses carrying high school band members collided with a slowed semi near Gray Summit Missouri. A pickup truck driver died and a student was killed. Dozens of others injured while 42 students were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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Civil rights groups sue Census Bureau over hiring for 2010 census
Civil rights groups file a federal suit in Manhattan alleging the Census Bureau discriminated in hiring over a million temporary workers for the 2010 census. They say the EEOC warned of possible discrimination and that criminal background checks may violate the Civil Rights Act, screening out applicants with old or unconvicted arrest records.
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