Kepone pesticide outbreak linked to James River pollution
The Kepone pesticide, a stable carcinogenic chemical, polluted the James River system. Workers from Life Science and Allied Chemical faced illness and lawsuits totaling about 160 million dollars as fish contamination spread toward Chesapeake Bay. Officials warn of long term health risks and ongoing environmental cleanup efforts including a proposed high temperature disposal plan.
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James River
Richmond
Chesapeake Bay
Allied Chemical Corp
Life Science Products
Hopewell
James
Life Science
John Taylor
Medical College of Virginia
Norman Herrington
Allied
Herrington
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Maryland
Environmental Protection Agency
William J. Hargis
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Allied and
Chemical Capital of
South
EPA
U.S
William B. Cummings
Raymond Bowles
Allied Chemical
State Water Pollution Control Board
Life Sevence
Justice Department
the James
Elmo Wilcox
Newport News
Godwin
Pysterman
Steve Perok
Kepone
Ohio
Male prostitution fades but grows as visible in cities
Police and social observers say male prostitution is rising in major US cities though not more active, just more visible. Reports describe street corners bars and ads drawing clients with many operations hidden behind clubs and underground papers. Law enforcement prefers restraint aiming to keep activity within bounds.
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United States
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Boston
Houston
San Francisco
Sacramento
Denver
Miami
Allen
Uptown
Ron Dickson
East Sard Street
Second
Third
Cant
John Savle
17Th Police
East 53Rd Street
Edwin Casey
Jerry Kennedy
Vice Squad
Hollywood
Advocate
Jack Wilson
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Dale Gilbert
Jackson
Bowles
Hareing
Eva Gabor
Wigsby
Huff
Midway Mal
Offman
Ptical
Broad St
Elyria
Anne Klein
Higbee Cosmetics
Midway Mall