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jeffersonville The impact of pornography in Southern Indiana will be the topic of a news conference at 5:30 p.m. today at Kye's I, 500 Missouri Ave. in Jeffersonville. ROCK, a not-for-profit organization fighting pornography, has scheduled the event to highlight ordinances that are available in Clarksville to fight pornography and the problems associated with it, said MaryAnn Gramig, ROCK research and policy coordinator. Gramig said the public is invited to attend the event, but it is not suitable for children. elkhart Authorities have determined that carbon-monoxide poisoning killed an 11-year-old boy who was found unconscious in his room. The Elkhart County coroner found that Misael Adame had a level of 70 percent carbon monoxide in his system. Anything above 10 percent is considered potentially lethal. Police Lt. Ed Windbigler said the boy's parents and a 6-year-old girl were treated at a hospital and released after carbon monoxide was found in the home Saturday. Investigators did not immediately determine the source of the gas. oxford Two Benton County schools are using bottled water after water samples tested positive for bacteria. Students at Benton Central Junior-Senior High School in Oxford and nearby Prairie Crossing Elementary School are not being allowed to use drinking fountains. Cafeteria staff at the schools also are using bottled water for food preparation. Superintendent Ross Sloat said officials learned of the bacteria Friday following routine water testing. He didn't specify the type of bacteria. evansville Officials of the Evansville Museum said they received a $200,000 donation last week for the museum's $15 million expansion project. Executive Director John Streetman said the campaign has raised $11 million so far. Construction is set to begin next spring or summer, and the project should be completed by 2011. The project's focus will be renovating theater space to install the latest in planetarium technology. north manchester A foundry worker was killed when an industrial furnace fell on him as he was working on it. Ramon Hernandez, 24, died Saturday at the Manchester Metals foundry. Hernandez was working on the furnace's hydraulic system when it fell, pinning him. It took firefighters about 20 minutes to extricate Hernandez. Another worker was slightly injured when he was caught under the furnace, but workers were able to free him before firefighters arrived. Read Indiana news online at: courier-journal.com/indiana

Two northern Indiana schools are using bottled water after water samples tested positive for bacteria.

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