EPA proposes tougher limits on smokestack emissions across several states
The EPA urges stricter downwind air-pollution rules affecting about two dozen states including Ohio and moves to drop South Carolina and Florida from good neighbor status. The plan accompanies GOP efforts in Congress to block Obama power-plant rules, while the agency cites health benefits and cross-border pollution obligations.
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Missouri faces pressure over 10 percent black faculty goal
AP analysis shows flagship public universities rarely top 5 percent black faculty with Missouri aiming for 10 percent by 2017 18 amid student protests and calls to boost diversity. Largest black faculty percentages appear at Mississippi 6.29 percent and UNC Chapel Hill 6 percent. Missouri 3 percent.
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Paroled denied for Kitty Genovese killer Winston Moseley
Winston Moseley, convicted of the 1964 Kitty Genovese murder, has his 18th parole bid denied by New York officials. Now 80, he remains in prison for a 20 years to life sentence plus a 1968 breakout. The parole board cited ongoing violence and lack of insight.
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Driver sues over soap cocaine mix up in Allentown case
Alexander Bernstein a New York man sues state police and the field test maker after spending 29 days in jail on cocaine charges that were dropped. He says he paid thousands in costs and missed Thanksgiving with his toddler. He seeks more than 150000 dollars. The suit names state troopers and the test manufacturer. The incident began when a Mercedes passenger’s soap was mistaken for cocaine during a November 2013 traffic stop near Allentown. Lab results later confirmed soap.
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