Новости за 29.09.2015

VILNIUS, Lithuania - Lithuanian police say they have seized 600 kilograms (1,300 pounds) of cocaine discovered in a coal shipment from Colombia.

TEHRAN, Iran - President Barack Obama and Iran's foreign minister shook hands when they ran into one another on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly in New York.

BUDAPEST, Hungary - As the Volkswagen scandal plays out, Central European countries that host some of the company's factories or have bet a lot on the car industry are beginning to worry about the potential economic impact.

WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina - Japan Tobacco is buying the non-U.S. assets of Reynolds American's Natural American Spirit for about $5 billion in cash.

INDIANAPOLIS - Authorities say an inmate at the Marion County Jail in Indianapolis is back in custody after being wrongfully released.

LOGANSPORT, Indiana - Combining combines: Logansport farmer's invention to go into production next year

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Authorities say a 23-year-old Bloomington woman claims she feared for her life when she fatally shot her husband.

MUNCIE, Indiana - Ball State University is launching an economic development group aimed at improving the quality of life in Indiana's cities and towns.

GRANGER, Indiana - Eight rest stops along the Indiana Toll Road will get replaced and two will be permanently closed as part of a restoration plan costing more than $30 million.

INDIANAPOLIS - The state Office of Utility Consumer Counselor wants to hear from Indiana residents about the amount of detail that appears on utility bills.

SEATTLE - The operations of a Seattle tour company have been suspended after one of its amphibious vehicles swerved into an oncoming charter bus last week, killing five people and hurting dozens of others.

CLEVELAND - Jason Kipnis didn't like the lack of energy at Progressive Field. He was even unhappier about the outcome of the game.

CHICAGO - Yordano Ventura has been nearly unbeatable over the past two months. But even what may have been his best outing of the season wasn't enough for the Kansas City Royals on Monday night.

DES MOINES, Iowa - Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush says ending the ban on U.S. oil exports and easing restrictions on natural gas exports will unleash the nation's economy.

CHICAGO - Chris Denorfia is a senior citizen in a clubhouse filled with youngsters. The veteran felt like one of the kids Monday night.

GREEN BAY, Wisconsin - Aaron Rodgers dissected another defense on a national stage, building a big enough cushion for the Green Bay Packers to overcome a late rush by Jamaal Charles and the Kansas City Chiefs.

CHICAGO - Twenty-four people from the arts and sciences have won this year's "genius grant" awards from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The prize comes with $625,000 over the next five years that can be used any way the recipient likes.

BALTIMORE - As the Baltimore Orioles draw closer to being officially eliminated from the playoff chase, their hitters appear to have already slipped into vacation mode.

CHICAGO - A tap dancer who has spent her life demanding respect for an overlooked art form. A writer at the center of the national conversation about race. A sociologist who lived in a trailer park to study evictions.

LOS ANGELES - If you're planning to look up Usher, Luke Bryan or producer Armin van Buuren on the web, take heed.

NEW YORK - Eduardo Rodriguez pleaded with his manager for one more inning, even though he knew the answer.

LIMA, Peru - At least three people were shot and killed and 17 wounded in a clash between police and highlands farmers protesting a $7.4 billion Chinese-owned copper mining project, health officials said Monday.

LOS ANGELES - Want to put a speaker in a bookshelf or under a chair without compromising sound quality? Wireless speaker company Sonos is releasing a software update that will intelligently calibrate sounds to account for the shape of the room and the obstacles in it.

WASHINGTON - At the close of another eventful afternoon at Nationals Park, Washington general manager Mike Rizzo placed his hands around a microphone at the outset of an unusual postgame news conference and said, with a hint of a smile, "I was really rootin' for a no-hitter today."

SAN FRANCISCO - An extreme sports star skydiving for the opening ceremony of a golf event in Northern California died when he struck a tree Monday, authorities said.