South Carolina Sues Small Cigarette Makers for Settlement Funds
The state attorney general sues about 15 lesser-known cigarette makers for failing to set aside funds under a national tobacco settlement. Amounts owed range from under $1,000 to over $1 million. Judges ordered Sable Waghire & Co. Ltd. to pay $963 and Mohanlal Har Ravinddas $1,065, with $100 penalties and two-year sales bans in South Carolina.
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El Nino and a Mild 2002 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The El Nino weather pattern helped limit hurricane activity in 2002, producing four hurricanes and 12 tropical storms, the quietest season since 1997. Forecasters say cooling ocean temperatures by July 1 may end the effect, while experts warn coastal areas to remain vigilant amid strong storm-building trends.
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