Oil Spill Cleanup Deadline Forces Soil Removal Plan
Coast Guard critics an oil leak at a seafood plant where soil must be removed to halt leaching. Fulcher has until close of business today to submit a comprehensive cleanup plan for Coast Guard approval, or government actions will continue. He could face Clean Water Act penalties up to ten thousand dollars and cover cleanup costs.
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North Carolina Penal Reform Cuts Time, Ends Parole
The Charlotte Observer reports new NC guidelines cut maximum sentences by 80 percent on average but raise actual time for most violent and repeat criminals. Parole ends in almost all cases. prisoners can shorten up to 20 percent for work, classes, or treatment. Legislature approved in July 1993 to fix a swollen system amid rising crime and high costs.
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Marines loot Cap Haitien as U S troops guard return of Aristide
U S Marines seize weapons and loot from police barracks and civilian buildings in Cap Haitien as crowds chant for Aristide. A Haitian wounded and a Navy interpreter are evacuated to the USS Wasp while authorities deny first-fire claims amid a tense street scene.
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Marines in Cap-Haitien clash spurs deadly Friday violence
Soldiers report a deadly Saturday confrontation in Cap-Haitien as Marines from Camp Lejeune killed 10 armed men outside a police station amid tense rumors. Fort Bragg troops voiced confusion over friend or foe as demonstrations continued and civilians debated who was ally or enemy.
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Haitians Leaving Guantanamo for Port-au-Prince On Cutter
A group of 221 Haitian refugees, the first to depart Guantanamo Bay since U.S. troops moved into Haiti, headed home aboard a Coast Guard cutter. Most were young men with some families. Officials sought to ensure they were not coerced into returning as they aim for all 14,000 detainees to leave. Some refused, citing the ousted Aristide regime still in power.
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Duchess of York and Andrew agree to divorce after years apart
The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew plan to divorce after 2 1/2 years separated. A Daily Express report cites lawyers to finalize details with a formal announcement expected by Christmas. They wed in July 1986 and have two daughters aged 4 and 6.
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Streep honors join cement marks with Jolson and Grable
Meryl Streep placed her feet and hands in cement at Manns Chinese Theater joining a long line of stars including Jolson and Grable. Kevin Bacon attended the ceremony for The River Wild while Streep’s Bridges of Madison County project looms. Mari Yoriko Sabusawa Michener, wife of James Michener, died at 74 in Austin Texas from pancreatic cancer.
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Harding's NYC visit sparks debate on Haiti troop stay
Harding, a New York City resident visiting her son, weighs in on U.S. forces remaining in Haiti. She says she does not think they should be there at all.
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Defining moments and the loss of national innocence
Mike Royko criticizes the idea that the quiz show scandal defined American innocence noting critics overstate its impact while Americans chase defining moments in media. He recalls watching television in the 1950s and questions distinctions between defining moments and sea changes.
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