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Director resigning from troubled Mississippi port

By Jeff Amy
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The longtime director of Mississippi’s state-owned port will resign Nov. 2 amid increasing outside scrutiny over how the Gulf Coast facility is spending $570 million in federal money it was given after Hurricane Katrina.

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