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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2001

Page

4

Exxon's 5 Billion Punitive Award Tossed by Court

A federal appeals court ruled the 5 billion punitive damages against Exxon for the 1989 Valdez spill was excessive and ordered a lower amount set by a judge. The ruling leaves intact 287 million in punitive and economic damages to commercial fishermen but scales back the punitive portion. Country: United States. Places: Alaska. People: Exxon Mobil, Joseph Hazelwood. Organizations: Exxon Mobil Corp. Date: 1994 verdict, appeals decision in 199?

San Francisco Exxon Anchorage Alaska Com David Desting Valdez Joseph Hazelwood Prince William Sound Appeals Court U.S. Supreme Court Appeals High Court Exxon Valdez Exxon Mobil Corp

Supreme Court weighs ADA scope in disability work case

The justices hear whether Williams qualifies as disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act as Toyota argues that inability to perform many manual tasks does not automatically trigger protections. The case questions how to define disability and how far employers must go to accommodate workers with such limits.

Washington Supreme Court Ella Williams Toyota Williams ADA Sandra Day O’connor Rosenbaum U.S. Court of Appeals John Roberts U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Pizza makers press rule change on meat content

Washington AP reports Kraft and other pizza makers urge removal of decades old USDA standards governing meat content in frozen pizzas. Elimination could allow as little as 2 percent meat, enabling new toppings and sauces while industry cites changing market and health concerns. The public comment period ends January 2.

Washington Kraft Agriculture Department Carol Tucker Foreman USDA Food and Drug Administration Jaye Neagle Pizza DiGiorno Foreman Consumer Federation of America Food Policy Institute Robert Garfield National Frozen Pizza Institute

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