EMMAUS — Students at one Lehigh County high school who want to go to their junior prom have more to worry about than getting an outfit and lining up a date. They may also have to sell $60 worth of candles to even get a ticket.

Organizers of the Emmaus High School prom say not all of the record 721 juniors can attend the May 3 prom because there isn't enough room at the venue, the Days Inn and Conference Center in South Whitehall Township.

So, the school is holding a fundraiser to help decide who will be allowed to go. Students who sell at least $60 worth of Yankee Candles by Friday will be able to buy tickets before they go on sale to the rest of the class. The two highest sellers will get free tickets.

To some students, the plan is about as appealing as a smashed corsage.

"We're juniors, we've been looking forward to this for a long time and it turns out we have to do even more just to get it," said Dylan Swanson, 16, of Alburtis.

PHILADELPHIA — A white construction worker who allegedly confronted a black colleague with a noose was banned from the site and could face charges, officials said.The incident took place high above the city at the Comcast building under construction downtown, according to the victim."That individual, when I arrived at the 45th floor, had a noose in his hand and shook it at me," said Paul Solomon, who works as a hoist operator. "He shook it at me and said that he wanted to hang someone."Solomon said he immediately contacted his supervisor, who photographed the noose and advised the victim to contact police.Police questioned the white worker, who portrayed the incident as a joke.

APOLLO — The Westmoreland County Coroner's Office says a 75-year-old woman is dead after she fell in front of a tour bus she had been riding.A deputy coroner says the woman was killed about 7:10 p.m. Monday in Washington Township where she got off the bus owned by Myers Bus Lines of Export.The bus was returning from a casino in Wheeling, W.Va. and stopped along Route 66 so the woman could get off.Authorities say the woman fell, but the driver didn't realize that and drove over her.Authorities did not identify the driver or the woman.

INDIANOLA — Allegheny County police are still looking for a man who shot a hunter in the face as he stood in a tree stand.Police say the hunter, 19-year-old Jason Davies of McCandless, is expected to recover from shotgun pellet wounds to his face, neck and right arm.Davies was bow hunting deer in the woods in Indiana Township when he was shot shortly after 7 a.m. Saturday.Davies' cousin was hunting with him and saw the shooter, who drove away after Davies started screaming. Police don't know if that man shot Davies on purpose or by accident.