Exxon ordered to pay five billion in punitive damages
Exxon Corp was ordered to pay 5 billion dollars in punitive damages Friday to fishermen Alaska natives property owners and others harmed by the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill. The ruling frames a lengthy legal battle as unions and communities seek compensation for environmental and economic damages.
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Presley Commission declares Elvis faked death
Phil Aitcheson of the Presley Commission says the group has concluded Elvis faked his death and is in hiding after investing significant money and effort to determine the truth.
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Carter Powell to lead Haiti mission to press surrender
President Clinton authorized former President Carter to head a delegation including Gen Colin Powell and Sen Sam Nunn to Haiti to press military leaders Raoul Cedras to surrender power without bloodshed. The group aims to secure departure terms, assets, travel and destination assurances before any invasion. Powell and Nunn oppose an invasion but back direct talks as Carter has long engaged with Cedras.
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Ashland
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Ashland University
KU press predicts few major woes for Haiti invasion
KU professors warn the 7,700-man Haitian force may offer little resistance though pockets of risk exist. Political support among Haitians could limit casualties, with a worst case of about 100 U.S. deaths if the invasion becomes heavy handed. A 20,000-strong multinational force would secure key sites in Port-au-Prince.
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Haiti
Kansas University
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Institute For Haitian Studies
Port-au-Prince
District adds some spice to lunches
Twenty Olney High School students sampled six authentic Mexican dishes prepared by Arnulfo Luenvas for a government taste test aimed at diversifying healthier school lunches. The meals replaced hamburgers and pizza, meeting Clinton era fat and sodium limits.
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Environmental rules reshape Kansas landfills in 1992
In northeast Kansas, new disposal regulations shrink the number of municipal solid waste landfills from about 110 to 60. Counties close small dumps, lining and methane monitoring rules raise costs, and waste is diverted to transfer stations before Hamm Landfill north of Lawrence accepts it. Hamm now handles about 700 tons daily, with a life expectancy of over 200 years.
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