Nae Lay Proposes Three Year Pilot Program Funding
The plan, funded by Pennsylvania donors, aims to renew river licenses while stating it does not pay donors directly. Supporters cite compliance with federal law as the program begins as early as possible.
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Informed Choice Row Hits Major TV Lawsuit
A $50 million suit centers on Ms. Jones and her show after 12 hours of testimony. Jones claims she was not given needed information to make an informed choice. Hillary Redham is discussed with charity book plans. A Black woman dragged by a white state trooper received a $400,000 settlement amid safety department negligence claims.
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Hunt for sunken Liberty Bell 7 capsule to resume search
Curt Newport teams with the Discovery Channel for a two week sea hunt to locate the Liberty Bell 7 Mercury capsule, sunk in 1961 about 300 miles offshore in 3 mile deep Atlantic waters. The expedition aims to use side scan sonar and recover potential archival evidence for a fall documentary.
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Judge OKs black farmers USDA settlement in discrimination case
A federal judge approved a multimillion dollar settlement with the Agriculture Department over historical discrimination against black farmers. More than 18,000 have signed up. payments include 50000 plus 12500 tax credits, with options for larger awards via arbitration or opting out. The deal, praised as fair, faces some farmer objections over safeguards and long term anti racism measures.
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Kevorkian threatens prison hunger strike over policy shift
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, serving 10 to 25 years for second degree murder after aiding Thomas Youk's death, vowed to fast in prison citing a new policy on force feeding. State officials said policy changes relate to a 1996 court order, not Kevorkian.
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