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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1989

Page

8

Exxon chief refuses to quit amid spill uproar

Exxon head Lawrence Rawl rejects resignation calls at the Alaska spill annual meeting in Parsippany. He notes random drug and alcohol tests for sensitive jobs, including senior management, and vows cleanup of Prince William Sound by September. Protesters outside decry corporate fault.

Parsippany N.J UPI Exxon Corp Alaska Lawrence Rawl Exxon Prince William Sound Alaskan Exxon Valdez Rawl Joseph Hazelwood Raw Lee Raymond

Fusion flap could be settled soon

Los Alamos New Mexico report says as early as next week researchers may publish definitive evidence debunking or supporting the cold fusion claims by University of Utah chemists. Steven Jones of Brigham Young University said an autopsy on equipment used to confirm part of the experiment could yield results at an Santa Fe meeting. Jones spoke at Los Alamos National Laboratory where an international cold fusion meeting will be held next week. Jones has collaborated with Lab scientists on similar work. Pons and Fleischmann claimed room temperature fusion in a University of Utah lab on March 23 by driving current into palladium and heavy water.

Los Alamos, N.M UPI University of Utah Steven Jones Brigham Young University Santa Fe Jones Los Alamos National Laboratory Stanley Pons Martin Fleischmann Pons Fleischmann

Murray storms out of interview over poetry reading insult

Bill Murray lost his temper during a Cambridge charity appearance when Boston TV interviewer Sara Edwards admitted she had not seen his poetry reading. He ripped off his microphone and walked out after calling her a blond bimbo and chiding her for not crossing the street to attend.

Bos Bill Murray Boston Murray Poets’ Theatre Cambridge Sara Edwards Edwards

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