Cruise line to pay 500000 for ocean dumping charges
Ulysses Cruises Inc and Seaway Maritime Co admitted dumping oil and plastics from a ship off the Florida Keys and Puerto Rico in the early 1990s. The settlement funds will support oil spill cleanup, coral reef restoration, wildlife protection, and public education. A passenger and a crew member witnessed the dumping.
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Miami
Ulysses Cruises Inc
Dolphin Cruise Line
Seaway Maritime Co
Ulysses
Florida Keys
Puerto Rico
Hillary Clinton’s trip delayed on Boeing 707 tour
Hillary Rodham Clinton resumed an eight day presidential tour including Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Ukraine Uzbekistan and Russia after a motorist sensor fire momentarily halted the Boeing 707 Flying White House. Ground Hog Day nickname noted by aides.
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Clinton
Secret Service
Kazakstan
Kyrgyzstan
Ukraine
Usbekistan
Russia
Senate OKs bill to make clone phone devices illegal
Washington AP The Senate passed a bill making it a federal crime to manufacture own or sell devices that clone cellular telephones. Senator Jon Kyl cites 1995 industry losses of over 650 million dollars from fraudulent charges. Exceptions cover lawful law enforcement and industry investigative use.
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Washington
Senate
Jon Kyl
R-Ariz
Veterans rights bill bars burial in federal cemeteries
Washington AP Veterans sentenced to death or life in prison for capital crimes could not be buried or memorialized in federal cemeteries under a bill the Senate passed sending to the White House. The measure responds to Timothy McVeigh, the Gulf War veteran executed for the Oklahoma City bombing, who lawmakers say lost the right to be buried with military heroes.
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Enion
Senate
White House
Congress
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
McVeigh
Cohen cancels trip as Iraqi showdown looms
Defense Secretary William Cohen and General Henry Shelton cancel Asia trips to stay available for Clinton on contingency plans for possible action against Saddam Hussein. US allies Russia and France back UN travel restrictions on Iraqi officials as inspections stall. Clinton says on site inspections are essential to verify weapons and vows to keep options open.
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Saddam Hussein
Defense
William Cohen
Asia
Clinton
U.N
Cohen
United Nations
Neenasery
ABC
Good Morning America
State Department
Iraq
Russia
France
Saddam
U.S
Clinton Administration
Linton
White House
U N
Gen
Henry Shelton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Shelton
Sarasota teen recalls murder of mother in poolside scene
A 13 year old girl in Sarasota described finding her mother Sheila Bellush murdered, saying there was blood from the laundry room to the kitchen as deputies investigated. Investigators have not named a suspect and questioned a former husband in San Antonio while a composite sketch circulated. The quadruplets, two and a half, wore life jackets and were unharmed in the backyard area during the scene.
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Paris
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Phan Thi Kim Phuc
Kim Phuc
Federico Mayor
Kim Phue
Associated Press
Nick Tk
Sarasota. Fla
Sheila Bellush
Sarasota
Texas
William Stookey
San Antonio
Bellush
Allen Blackthorne
Roy Barrera Jr
Blackthorne
Barrera
San Antonio Express-News
Florida
James
Beljush
Ken Nunley
Stevie
Mall smoking lounge sparks North Point Mall clash
In Alpharetta Georgia a discreet RJ Reynolds sponsored smoking lounge inside North Point Mall drew fire from anti smoking groups and critics who say it targets teens while the rest of the mall remains smoke free. Opponents argue the lounge undermines public health efforts and signals cigarettes are popular. Mall officials say they did not anticipate teen temptation.
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Alpharetta
North Point
United States
RJ Reynolds
Kath
Leen Scheg
Legarative Counsel
Action On Smoking and Health
Washington
Claudia Mitchell
Atlanta
Lisa Shepherd
North Point Mall
Aging vets skip Veterans Day parade in Vero Beach
In Vero Beach Florida for the first time in 51 years there will be no Veterans Day parade. World War II veterans are too old to march and carry heavy flags. A celebration is planned at Memorial Island with golf carts ferrying participants.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Bud Gibbs
Indian River County
Veterans Council
Memorial Island
Immaculate Acres
Indian River
Coun
Department
ARTH ERA Arthritis Pain Lotion Promoted in Ocala Ad
An advertisement from Ocala promotes ARTH ER A a human use pain relief product derived from peppers for arthritis and muscle pain. It touts fast absorption, a convenient applicator rail pack, and availability by mail order or local retailers, with high demand causing occasional shortages.
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Armistead
Philp. Gault Corporation
Arthrs
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