EPA allows NPPC inspections to curb hog farm fines
In a landmark deal, EPA and the National Pork Producers Council authorize voluntary independent inspections. Farms meeting the EPA approved odor and water quality program qualify for reduced penalties for Clean Water Act violations found and corrected, with a flat maximum fine of 40,000 dollars versus prior daily fines up to 27,000 dollars.
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CBS claims sweeps crown with 60 Minutes Kevorkian episode
CBS estimated a 9.5 rating for the November sweeps period, edging NBC at 9.4 and ahead of ABC at 8.8 and Fox at 7.7. The week’s top show was 60 Minutes featuring Kevorkian’s videotaped assisted death, though some affiliates did not air it. The report notes 994,000 households per rating point.
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Thanksgiving Day parades and dinners across the nation
The report highlights Thanksgiving scenes from Atlanta Union Mission where Ray Goff faced a questioning homeless diner about Terrell Davis, while crowds braved rain for Macy’s parade in New York, sunshine in Detroit, and the 103rd Turkey Trot in Buffalo. Plymouth police report protests with restrained presence as Lawrence residents dine.
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Pinochet Extradition Fight Moves to Home Secretary
The Pinochet extradition case hinges on Home Secretary Jack Straw who must decide by Dec 9 whether the appeal continues. Courts ruled former Chilean leader can face international crimes trials, rejecting sovereign immunity. Chilean Foreign Minister Insulza arrives to press for Pinochet's release as pleas pour in from multiple nations.
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Kevorkian to defend himself in murder trial
Dr. Jack Kevorkian plans to represent himself in the first degree murder case over Thomas Youk’s death. Legal observers warn he will face jail time and hunger strikes, while experts say his self representation risks courtroom conflicts and likely denial of the request.
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Xena buys Studio City home for 1.5 million
Lucy Lawless and Rob Tapert purchased a Studio City residence for 1.5 million, adding a two story guest house and maid quarters to their New Zealand base. The property, once owned by Nancy Walker and David Craig, includes two master suites and a gym.
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J-W Wire Reports Compiled by Phil Wilke
Phil Wilke compiles a J-W wire report roundup with brief summaries of notable events and updates. The items cover political developments local elections and market moves sourced from dispatches across regions. The collection reflects short, concise notes suitable for quick reading.
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