Alabama loggers find security while critics cite ecological costs
In Alabama private landowners like Thomas Turnipseed convert soybean fields to loblolly pines hoping for steady income as logging expands. State revenues rise to 10.7 billion from forest products in 1998, yet environmentalists warn of habitat loss and polluted streams amid chip mill growth and intensified clearcutting.
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Hostages held by suspect in murder case
An Orlando man suspected of killing Petron, 41, is accused of ramming a deputy sheriff vehicle in Orange County and wounding a deputy in the leg. Petron is tied to the slaying of Jorge Trillos, 22, during a Pompano Beach convenience-store robbery Friday. Public records show Petron received a 20 year sentence in 1986 for attempted first degree murder forgery and battery on a lawman, and was released December 10, 1995.
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Fla
Petron
Orange County
Jorge Trillos
Pompano Beach
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