Recycling bottles buried in Miami dump amid transit losses
Thousands of tons of rinsed bottles headed for recycling in Dade County were buried instead of reused from July 1990 through June 1991. Community Recycling, which serves about 260000 homes, says half the bottles were dumped due to breakage in transit, raising concerns over recycling efficiency.
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Miami
Community Recycling
Dade County
Hormone helps hearts after menopause reduce risk halves
Estrogen pills after menopause cut in half the risk of serious heart disease in the largest study on the subject though cancer risks from the treatment remain a concern. EPA sets new landfill standards to phase in 1993 1998 with liners leak monitoring and regional facilities. Glendale unveils pink high security jail interior to calm inmates with purple accents and a $17 million Public Safety and City Court Complex opening Sunday.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
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William K. Reilly
United States
Glendale, Ariz
Dorothy Brun
Glendale
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Philippine rebels declare cease fire as base deal stalls
Communist rebels in the Philippines announce a cease-fire ending a 22 year insurgency while the Senate seems set to reject a U S base extension at Subic Bay. Senator Rene Saguisag says Aquino may seek a two to three year withdrawal with no compensation, aiming to sustain ties with the United States despite likely base rejection.
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Hope for bases pact fades in Senate vote
The United States faces a waning chance to extend Subic Bay and Clark Air Base leases as the Senate rejects a $203 million annual pact. President Bush defends the deal while Aquino backs it and rebels declare a nationwide cease fire in a separate peace effort.
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Shuttle ready for evening launch to study Earth's ozone layer
NASA fuels Space Shuttle Discovery for an 6:57 p.m. liftoff with five astronauts and an atmospheric satellite to monitor the ozone layer. Weather looks favorable at 70 percent, with 90 percent during the three hour window.
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Space Shuttle Discovery
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Shuttle
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Discovery
Cape Hatteras
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Clifford says he was deceived by BCCI ties to First American Bankshares
Eminent lawyer Clark Clifford testified before the House Banking Committee that he was surprised by charges linking the Washington bank to the Bank of Credit and Commerce International. He claimed no control by BCCI during his nine years as chair and said regulators and the Bank of England were also misled.
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Clark Clifford
Congress
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
Clifford
House Banking Committee
BCCI
First American Bankshares
BCCT
Washington Bank
First American
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