Nebraska may send waste to Texas to dodge fine
Nebraska seeks to shift its low level radioactive waste to Texas as a settlement tactic in a $151 million judgment with the Central Interstate Compact Commission. The suit, backed by Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana, could rise to about $202 million with interest by August 2005. A negotiated Texas deal would pay $30 million to take the waste, including a $25 million one-time fee and a $5 million contribution to a Perpetual Care Fund.
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Nebraska
Texas
Central Interstate Compact Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Lion
US Supreme Court
Nebraska Attorney General's Office
Perpetual Care Fund
Oil life in Permian Basin explored in new study
A forthcoming Sunday OA feature investigates how much oil remains in the Permian Basin, presenting findings that may challenge common assumptions about remaining reserves and future production.
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Permian
Victim Rescued From Burning Car Hit by Train
A 6-year-old girl was pulled from a burning car after it collided with a train near Cargo Road. She was airlifted in critical condition to Lubbock University Medical Center with head injuries. Dennis Day Hill of Midland drove the car. witnesses say the train engineer did not see the vehicle in time.
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Martin Garcia
Jaguars Gold Club
Garcia
James Boyce
Lubbock University Medical Center
Boyce
Dennis Day Hill
Midland
Cargo Road
Highway 80
Odessa
Kavin Tinney
Tinney
Hill
Department of Public Safety
Bryan Rippee
Club
Dennis Hill Sr
Car wash fundraiser planned at Jaguars Gold Club
How To HELP Jaguars Gold Club schedules a noon Saturday car wash at 6824 Cargo Road to aid the Hill family. Donations accepted anytime. Contact Martin Garcia at 363-1005 or 557-2246 for details.
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Jaguars Gold Club
Cargo Road
Hill
Martin Garcia
Kids Learn Business at ECISD Summer Camp
Sixth graders from the Scholars in Progress GT program at Ector County Independent School District ran a two week camp at Zavala Elementary. They learned teamwork while making picture frames and sold them at a market using play money. The camp focused on technology and safe Internet use with projects like Web sites and Power Point presentations.
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Brittany Greer
Greer
Ector County Independent
Victoria Stoner
Gale Pond Alamo
Stoner
Zavala Elementary
Hicks
Robert Cartwright
ECISD
Pam Hicks
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Ruth Fried Campbell
Medical Center
Levi Stone
Odessa Fire Department
Kevin Tinney
Jaguars Gold
Cindera Nealy
Rippee
Gocerted
CBS
Andrew
Church
Mision Waco
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