Wastewater concerns at Blue Grass Army Depot spillouts
Documents obtained by PEER detail Army interviews about two 2005 and 2006 incidents at Blue Grass Army Depot in Richmond where water used to wash conventional weapons overflowed into a drainage ditch. A worker said he was told to dump rainwater from chemical weapon storage igloos into the sewer, raising safety and permit concerns.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Public Employees For Environmental Responsibility
Army
Blue Grass Army Depot
Richmond
Paula Dinerstein
Blue Grass
David L. Musgrave
Musgrave
Van scare in Times Square ahead of New Year revelry
A white van without plates with a fake law enforcement placard caused a two hour security scare in Times Square. Police evacuated parts of two high rise buildings home to Nasdaq and Conde Nast, no threats found, area cleared by 1 pm, mayor says city safe for New Year celebrations.
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New York
Times Square
NYPD
Broadway
41St
42Nd Streets
Conde Nast
Stephanie Gonzalez
Browne
Michael Bloomberg
Woman assaults MVD clerk at Wilshire Blvd office
Police responded to an assault at the MVD facility on 200 E. Wilshire Blvd around 3 45 p m. The intoxicated suspect shouted profanities, tried to hide in a women's bathroom, and was arrested on assault and disorderly conduct charges. A separate burglary report noted a missing Colt 380 pistol valued at 400 dollars on West Barnett Drive.
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Wilshire Blvd
MVD
West Barnett Drive
Dognap Reported as Boxer Ruffus Retrieved Later
A 1-year-old brown boxer named Ruffus with a white chest was taken from a backyard between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Electronics and jewelry valued at 750 dollars disappeared during the afternoon theft. A 15-year-old girl shoplifted 45 dollars of jewelry at Claire's Boutique on North Main Street and was cited and released to her coach after coming from Las Vegas New Mexico to Roswell for a basketball tournament.
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West Summit Street
Ruffus
Claire
N. Main St
Roswell
Las Vegas
N.M
Pilgrim's Pride to pay 4.5 million to end immigration probe
U S Attorney's Office says Pilgrim's Pride will not be prosecuted for employing illegal immigrants after the company agrees to pay 4.5 million to a Treasury fund and tighten employee screening. ICE earlier arrested 25 people tied to a wage fraud scheme and raided plants across multiple states.
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Pilgrim’s Pride
Dallas
Pilgrim's Pride Corp
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Texas
Pittsburg
Department of the Treasury
United States
Office
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
East Texas
Arnold Spencer
Pilgrim's Pride
Florida
West Virginia
Arkansas
Tennessee
U.S
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Van
Mark Wilson
Jerome Duran
Johnny Gonzales
Centro Nueva Esperanza
Byrne
S. Main Street
Reynolds Place
Ey Sant
Roadrunner Cash
SteakHouse
S. Main
Princess & I (G
Alvin & the C
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Mehcenig Se
Kpmunks
Sherlock
N. Main Holmes
News & Business
Charles Fischer
Roswell-Record.com
Andrew Poertner
R. Cory Beck
Ann Burns
Nathan Corey
Rice
Roswell Dail Record
Daily Record
Roswell Daily Record
New Mexico
USA
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