Death Probe in Arctic Scientist Bennie Lightsy Case
Washington district authorities handed the shooting death of ESSA scientist Bennie Lightsy to the Justice Department for possible prosecution. An investigation team recovered Lightsy’s body after probing the T-3 station 325 miles from the North Pole. the July 16 death remains under review.
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Warm Water Not Hazard Within Limits
The article notes that while thermal pollution from power plants can threaten ecosystems, Par Pond in South Carolina shows warmed water may benefit certain species. Alligators, turtles and bass appear healthier in the heated environment, with studies also citing improved fishing near other plants. Experts urge careful controls to avoid future ecological harm while exploring possible benefits.
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Feud Flares as Nude Dancers Mark Doukhobor Violence Spree
In Grand Forks British Columbia six elderly women danced nude around a burning home linked to the Doukhobor feud with the Orthodox group. The incident coincided with a 70th anniversary of the ancestors burning arms in Ukraine. Six women were jailed after an 18 day hunger strike. Separately four Freedomite men, all over 60, faced conspiracy charges after police found 68 sticks of dynamite in Agassiz.
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