Water contamination linked to two deaths in Denver area
In a federal suit a Denver subdivision families allege tainted Kassler water from Martin Marietta plant downriver caused cancer deaths and illnesses in six children. Experts cite hydrazine exposure. EPA and state health officials deny connections. case seeks trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Water Board
U.S. District Court
Friendly Hills
Martin Marietta Corp
Aerospace
Waterton
Water Board
Kassler
Martin Marietta
The
Environmental Protection Agency
State Health Department
Janette D. Sherman
EPA
Sherman
David Ozonoff
Boston University School of Public Health
Judge Accused Of Sleeping During Trial In Newberry
City manager seeks to overturn two verdicts after alleging Special Circuit Judge George Bell Timmerman and a juror slept during hearings. Timmerman, a former South Carolina governor, denies the accusations and says he was concentrating with eyes closed.
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Newberry
W.A. Harvey
State Supreme Court
Special Circuit
George Bell Timmerman
Harvey
Timmerman
Steve Reeves
Suumues
Reeves
South Carolina
Sea Turtle TEDs Case Heads to Appeals Court
Conservation groups challenge Commerce Secretary Mosbacher after a U.S. District Court judge halted mandatory use of turtle excluder devices TEDs for Gulf Coast shrimpers. They claim the suspension endangers thousands of endangered sea turtles and blocks Texas Gulf Coast shipping channels.
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Washington
Detons
Wildlife Federation
Robert Irvin
U.S. District Court
Stanley Harris
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Commerce
Robert Mosbacher
Mosbacher
Texas Gulf Coast
Vietnam War Casualties Being Returned to U S
The Pentagon says the remains of three U S Army servicemen who died in South Vietnam are being returned to the United States. Identified are Capt Henry M Spengler III from Alexandria Virginia Chief Warrant Officer Charles C Windeler Jr from Savannah Georgia and Spec 1st Class Edward D Reilly Jr from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Their remains were to arrive today at Travis Air Force Base California among 21 repatriated by Vietnam on April 25 with five identified and others under analysis.
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U.S. Washington
South Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
Henry M. Spengler III
Alexandria, Va
Charles C. Windeler Jr
Savannah, Ga
Edward D. Reilly Jr
Philadelphia
Travis Air Force Base
Cali
Vietnam
Noid Protester Declared Innocent in Domino’s Probe
A 23 year old Albany man linked to a Domino’s hold up was found innocent after investigators noted no evidence tying him to the crime. He was released into the custody of human resources following a DeKalb Superior Court ruling by Judge Curtis V. Tillman.
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Atlanta
Eco
Noid
Albany
of Humon Resources
DeKalby Superior Court
Curtis V. Tillman
Parole Board Looks to Deny Early Release for Pollard Wife
Yanbury Conn. A board of examiners of the U S Parole Commission recommends denying early parole for Anne Henderson Pollard tied to the Jonathan Pollard espionage case. The panel heard the case at Danbury federal penitentiary where she serves a year sentence as an accessory after the fact. The decision goes to a regional parole commissioner for ruling. Morris Pollard calls it a cruel blow. Her first parole appeal was denied last year.
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Yanbury, Conn
U.S. Parole Commission
Anne Henderson-Pollard
Jonathan Pollard
Danbury, Conn
Hamilton P. Fox
Fox
Morris Pollard
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Ozonoff
Aerospace Plant
Tristan McManus
Rock Hill
By the Assoc
Sea Turtle Net
Appeals
Assa
Associ
Examining Board
Hes
North Furniture Co., Inc
Main
North S.C
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