Students set out to study trees, find meth bottle

GROVETON, N.H. (AP) — A high school science class that set out to study trees got a chemistry lesson instead, when it found a plastic bottle that turned out to be a "one-pot meth lab," police said. The students from Groveton High School in New Hampshire found a soda bottle that contained a dangerous mix of chemicals used to make methamphetamine on Monday in the woods across the street from the school. In another case, state police said they found ingredients used to make meth at an auto dealership in Derry. In July, authorities seized 16 ½ pounds of methamphetamine worth $1 million in a drug bust involving a bar owner who's been accused of selling the drug.