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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 2001

Page

12

Appalachia Faces Growing Divide From Urban Growth

The region experiences rising separation as urban areas expand while mining declines reshape economic life. Communities confront shifts in jobs, infrastructure, and opportunity, highlighting a growing geographic and social gap across Appalachia.

Appalachia

Geography newest trouble for old coal belt

Washington reports show Forsyth County Georgia near Atlanta booms with 123 percent population growth while nearby Harlan County Kentucky loses residents as coal jobs vanish. The Appalachia region, once distressed, now contrasts booming growth around cities like Birmingham and Chattanooga with shrinking remote coal areas, despite ARC funding and highway upgrades.

Washington Forsyth County Georgia Harlan County Kentucky Appalachia Forsyth Atlanta Harlan Virginia Jesse White Federal Appalachian Regional Commission Appalachian Mountains New York Mississippi Commission Mike Kiernan South Birmingham Ala Greensboro-Winston- Salem N.C Greenville S.C Chattanooga Knoxville Tenn North Georgia Zell Miller Dga Harris Miller North U.S.A West Virginia Ohio White

ChevronTexaco merger approved by FTC with divestitures

The FTC voted 4 0 to approve Chevron Corp s 39.3 billion acquisition of Texaco Inc creating the second largest oil company in the United States and the fourth largest worldwide Chevron will divest U S refining and marketing affiliates Motiva Equilon and other assets to address antitrust concerns The deal will be led by David J O Reilly with Texaco and Chevron executives forming the new leadership team

Washington Chevron Corp Texaco Inc Federal Trade Commission Timothy J. Muris Chevron Texaco ChevronTexaco Corp New York Stock Exchange CVX ChevronTexaco White Plains N.Y Exxon Mobil Corp Royal Dutch/Shell David J. O’reilly FTC U.S United States Equilon Enterprises Motiva Enterprises Equilon Shell Oil Co Saudi Refining Co Motiva Shell Discovery Natural Gas Gulf of Mexico Texas Sean Royall Bureau of Competition Glenn F. Tilton Tilton Richard H. Matzke Fadel Gheit Fahnestock and Co New York

Humans as Earth's dominant evolutionary force

Harvard biologist Stephen R. Palumbi argues in Science that humans now drive evolution more than any other factor. He cites drug resistant bacteria, pests, and superweeds costing the United States over 50 billion dollars annually, and notes our activity shapes water, land, fisheries, and atmospheric carbon.

Washington Harvard Stephen R. Palumbi Science United States Palumbi Michael Bell State University of New York Stony Brook Bell

Writer sets dubious record in Houston jail case

Vanessa Leggett, a 33 year old novice crime writer, remains jailed in Houston for contempt for refusing to turn over notes to a federal grand jury. She has spent 49 days in detention, surpassing the prior record of 46 days set in 1972. Federal prosecutors say she is not a journalist and lacks First Amendment protection, though Leggett is pursuing a book on Doris Angleton’s 1997 death.

Houston United States Vanessa Leggett Reporters’ Committee For Freedom of the Press Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Charles Manson Leggett Newsweek John Ashcroft Justice Department Susan Dryden Doris Angleton Angleton Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Mike DeGeurio

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