Quality education and funding shift in Colorado
A new era for higher education funding is cited as Colorado announces stipends for in state students. In other news a rainstorm in Pennsylvania leads to a fatal car flood, and German authorities seize a computer in a terrorism-related case as EPA plans to cut sulfur in diesel fuels by 2012 to reduce smog and soot.
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Justice Department reopens Emmett Till murder case
The Justice Department reopens the 1955 Emmett Till killing in Mississippi after new evidence and documentaries suggest accomplices may still be alive. A G civil rights official cited renewed information and a campaign by the Till family and NAACP to seek potential state prosecutions.
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Red Cross details abuse at Abu Ghraib and other sites
The Red Cross report says abuse of Iraqi detainees by U.S. personnel was widespread and ongoing. It cites mistreatment at Abu Ghraib Camp Cropper Tikrit and ten other facilities, with some acts described as torture. High ranking Saddam officials linked to the deck of cards were held in extended solitary confinement under Geneva rules.
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Pipeline blast cuts Iraq oil exports by a quarter
Insurgents blasted an oil pipeline in Karbala and sparked a massive fire, cutting Iraq’s daily oil exports by about 25 percent. U S forces clashed with al Sadr loyalists in Sadr City, Baghdad, as clashes continued and nine months into the occupation Marines entered Fallujah briefly. U S officials reported 35 Iraqis killed in the weekend hostilities.
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50 Cent scuffle at Springfield Hippodrome during surprise appearance
Police arrested two men for disturbing the peace after a shoving melee at the Hippodrome in Springfield following 50 Cent and his entourage leaping from the stage. A nearby shooting was being investigated as possibly related.
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