Exxon Valdez captain bail cut in Alaska spill case
In Riverhead New York judge reduced bail for Joseph Hazelwood from 1 million to 25 000 under the extradition act citing low flight risk while authorities in Alaska blasted Exxon cleanup efforts. Gov Cowper urged Coast Guard control as officials seek stronger enforcement amid the 11 million gallon spill in Prince William Sound and ongoing investigations into autopilot use before the crash into Bligh Reef.
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Riverhead
N.Y
UPI
Valez
Alaska
U.S
State Supreme Court
Thomas Stark
Joseph Hazelwood
Kenneth Rohl
Hiroshima
Stark
Rohl
Hazelwood
Suffolk County
Suffolk
Philip Castellano
Thomas Russo
Castellano
Long Island
Great South Bay
Valdez, Alaska
Exxon
Cowper
Prince William Sound
Coast Guard
Exxon Shipping Co
Frank Jarossi
Exxon Valdez
Bligh Reef
Naked Island
Anchorage Times
National Transportation Safety Board
Hubcap mystery along Route 2 near Dixon and Sterling
Alyce and Gary Schick report a pile of 15 to 20 hubcaps along Illinois Route 2 near their home at 626 Route 2. They suspect caps fallen from passing cars during construction, some from newer models, and invite owners to check Ray's Tire Service at 368 Everett St. for a match. Contact Gary at 284-7731 for details.
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Dixon
Sterling
Ray
Ce Schick
Gary
Schick
Illinois Route 2
Kilgore Road
Schicks
Ray's
Everett St
Ex-hostage recalls North weeping as more captives stayed
David Jacobsen, freed hostage in Lebanon, testified at Oliver North trial that North hoped others would be liberated and wept when it became clear they would not. The 57 year old former hospital administrator recounted 17 months in captivity from May 28 1985 to November 2 1986, and his meeting with North at the U S Embassy in Beirut on his joyous release. He said North expressed discouragement as no further hostages were freed and wept over the stalled efforts to secure more releases.
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Washington
UPI
David Jacobsen
Lebanon
Oliver North
North
Jacobsen
White House
Iran
Durango
Colo
U.S
Beirut
United States
Cyprus
West Germany
SVCC Economic Impact Deepens Local Coffers and Jobs
Sauk Valley Community College expands beyond a two year school with a reported $11 million annual impact on the district economy. The study tallies 280 direct jobs and 524 related positions, plus $5.5 million in deposits, while ongoing capital projects, parking repairs, and building reroofing inject funds locally. Budget pressures persist as state funding remains uncertain and maintenance costs exceed tax revenues.
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Sauk Valley Community College
SVCC
Center For Higher Education
Illinois State University
Sauk
Illinois
Life, Health and Safety
Richard Behrendt
Behrendt