Exxon blames refinery operator for oil spill in Newark
Exxon disclosed in a first public report and private briefing that a refinery operator twice restarted flow through a leaking pipeline after automatic safety systems stopped it. The spill on January 2 dumped about 567,000 gallons of home heating oil into the Arthur Kill channel between Staten Island and New Jersey, a larger figure than the initial 5,000 gallons reported. Carol Ash of the New York DEC attributed fault to operator override of the safety system.
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Teens given 15 life for father's murder in Stockton
Michelle Say, 13, and two teens, Berto Talaveras and Juan Valdez, 13, were sentenced to 15 years to life for soliciting the murder of Ronald Say, 47. Michelle’s accomplices were convicted after entering the home before her classes the morning of the crime. The trio was sent to the California Youth Authority.
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Invasion Toll Shrouds Panama Civilians and Combatants
An 80 year old Panama City night watchman Chido Brooks died in the U S assault on Noriega's HQ his body dumped in a mass grave at Jardin de Paz amid contested casualty counts. Officials estimate about 220 civilians and 314 combatants killed with cries of secrecy and debate from religious leaders and U S and Panamanian voices.
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Panamanians Loot Noriega HQ After Invasion
Hundreds of Panamanians ransacked the bombed-out National Defense headquarters of Manuel Noriega in Panama City as U S troops left the compound. Residents pulled down doors shelves and wall panels while families toured the site and eyed police and military debris.
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U S private exile army linked to Panama invasion
Echevers' force, armed with AK-47 rifles and other weapons, operates at Panama's border crossing under U.S. tolerance, coordinating with American forces in David. U.S. officials deny formal ties, while locals question the level of U.S. control and the existence of a Contra-style unit. Echevers denies U.S. involvement.
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US pushes bold space goals after Challenger era
NASA aims for a busy 1990s shuttle schedule with Columbia leading a mission that will retrieve the LDEF satellite. The mission will test materials for a future space station and Moon return, while planning include Hubble deployment and Ulysses probe, as Endeavour nears completion in a $1.3 billion program.
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