Cows Come Home art project faced vandalism and security boost
In Burlington Vermont a 37 sculpture cow display named Cows Come Home has been vandalized six times since May. Four men face charges and one person was injured when a cow statue broke a foot. Sponsors spent 90000 dollars on the display amid higher security.
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Gulf oil spill spawns hundreds of class actions across U S
The Deepwater Horizon disaster triggers more than 250 lawsuits from fishermen, business owners, and communities seeking damages in a vast multi decade legal battle. Plaintiffs accuse BP, Transocean, and others of negligence, with suits ranging from property loss to wrongful death and civil RICO actions.
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Sealed FDR Papers Open at National Archives
The Grace Tully Archives detailing Franklin D Roosevelt era documents are unveiled, including the first draft of his Day of Infamy speech and 1939 letters from ambassadors. Archivist Ferriero and Rep. Louise Slaughter note the records fill gaps about his presidency and impact on eastern Kentucky and the South.
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