Bush administration faced suit over fire retardant and fish deaths
Documents released in a Missoula suit show federal agencies advised consulting wildlife and fisheries experts before dropping retardant on wildfires. The Forest Service faces claims under NEPA and Endangered Species Act for lack of public environmental review and agency consultation amid multiple fish kills and overflight spills.
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Grants Pass, Ore
Bush Administration
Forest Services
Forest Service Employees For Environmental Ethics
U.S. District Court
Missoula
Mont
Donald W. Molloy
Forest Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
NOAA
Mark Rey
Natural Resources and the Environment
Stahl
Rick Sayers
Fish and Wildlife Branch
Fish and Wildlife and
Noaa Fisheries
Interior Department
Centerville
Utah
Civil rights slayings spotlighted to lure visitors
Philadelphia Mississippi tourism officials publish a black history brochure about the 1964 murders of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney. The guide, photographed at the crime site, retells the final hours and directs readers to the area near Neshoba County without markers or plaques.
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Mt. Zion Church
Neshoba County
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Philadelphia, Miss
Jackson
Philadelphia Tourism Bureau
Neshoba
David Vowell
Philadelphia
Tourism Bureau
Medgar Evers
Alex Thomas
Vermont diocese creates gay liturgy first in nation
The Episcopal Diocese of Vermont, led by Bishop Thomas Ely, develops a liturgy for same sex unions in response to Vermont in 2000 establishing civil unions. Stan Baker, St. Paul’s Cathedral leader and Baker decision plaintiff, notes no other Episcopal diocese in Montpelier.
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Burlington
Vermont
Thomas Ely
Stan Baker
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Baker
Vermont Supreme Court
Montpelier
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