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☆ A tip led to charges against 3 men in the 1989 killing of a Missouri woman, authorities say
  + stars: | 2024-02-25 | by ( Sara Smart | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +2 min
CNN —Three men were arrested in the 1989 killing of a woman in Missouri after someone came forward with a tip over three decades after her death, authorities said. Kelle Ann Workman was reported missing on June 30, 1989, in Douglas County, and her body was found eight days later in a national forest in neighboring Christian County, officials from Douglas County said in a news conference on Wednesday. The arrests came after a person “in the last couple of months” gave law enforcement information tying the suspects to Workman’s killing, Douglas County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Weatherman said. The three men had been on authorities’ radar in relation to the cold case for some time, Douglas County Sheriff Chris Degase said Wednesday. Authorities did not provide information on the tipster who came forward, or the information that was shared.
Persons: Kelle Ann Workman, Bobby Banks, Leonard Banks, ”, Matt Weatherman, “, ” Weatherman, Chris Degase, “ We’re, we’re, ” Degase Organizations: CNN, Wiley, Weatherman, ” Locations: Missouri, Douglas County, Christian County
☆ US carbon pipeline faces setback as residents refuse to cede land rights
  + stars: | 2023-03-09 | by ( Leah Douglas | Thomson Reuters | Washington-Based Award-Winning Journalist Covering Agriculture | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +5 min
Some living above Navigator's proposed sequestration site are also worried that carbon dioxide stored 5,800 feet underground could seep upward and contaminate their groundwater with carbonic acid, which is formed when carbon dioxide meets water. This came two months after a senior ICC engineer recommended that the commission deny the company's application because it had not secured the necessary sequestration site, the commission's docket shows. The company did not share the number or percent of easements it has secured over its proposed sequestration sites. The two other major carbon pipeline projects are working to secure underground carbon storage space. Summit has negotiated easements with landowners for more than 85% of its sequestration site in North Dakota, the company told Reuters.
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