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DATE PAGE COL ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Crittenden County Court say s PC&E right on cleanup of contamination ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - De Queen Weyerhaeuser contamntd wood treatmt plant gets cleanup apprvl ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Desha County Fuel tank afloat off Desha County puts EPA on al ert EPA checks tank found afloat off Desha County EPA to dip into floating fuel tank off Desha County Fuel tank in Desha Co to be lifted from river for inspection Tank adrift off Desha County is empty. EPA discovers ENVIRONMENT - Hazardous Materials - Foreman Ash Grove Cement seeks permit to store wastes permanently Ash Grove Cement Co, towns mired in debate over wastes Ash Grove Cement plans for waste storage site draw questions ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Jacksonville Judge sets Feb 12 hearing on continuing dioxin burn at Vertac Data not alarming in study on dioxin exposure at Jacksonville Vertac site cleanup produces more wastes than are destroyed Less is more (ed on dioxin burn at Jacksonville) Dioxin excess found in residents near Vertac plant Jacksonville residents in study get word on dioxin levels Fight over dioxin burn returns to federal court Officials find 'other chemical s' in Vertac area residents Federal judge halts dioxin burn at Vertac. cites regulations Decision· to shut down Vertac incinerator could set precedent Burning of dioxin at Vertac on hold; EPA to discuss options The Jacksonville follies (ed on dioxin burn ruling) EPA says incineration best method for Jacksonville Jacksonville group still waits for $150.000 EPA grant Vertac incinerator fired up after judge lifts burning ban 8th Circuit Ct delays ruling on Vertac burn Vertac wastes burn after judges set aside ban Vertac incinerator no threat to health. federal govt argues Natural disasters greater risk than Vertac burn, witness says Peace Center gears up to fight burn as Vertac hearing resumes State says it never intended to meet rules on dioxin burn Federal ruling on Vertac dioxin burn expected next week Greenpeace chemist doubts accuracy of dioxin tests Vertac waste burns as legal battle smolders in courts Vertac burn off again, on again as courts duel Incinerator steadily gnawing into Vertac waste Dioxin burn goes on day and night at Vertac plant site Panel of 8th Circuit Court approves burn at Vertac site Stunned activists study options on Vertac after court ruling EPA gives citiz ens group $150, 000 to hire Vertac adviser Activists demand that Bill Cl inton keep vow on Vertac burn State asks EPA to take over dioxin burn at Vertac U S Circuit Ct denies hearing on Vertac burn PC&E chief comments on plans of EPA for burn permit controls EPA calls for more risks studies near burn sites EPA asked to take reins at Vertac site;PC&E ends burner conct Vertac dioxin burn now in hands of 8th Circuit Court of Appls Acid cloud from overturned truck forces 7.000 to flee area City officials tally evacuation costs from acid spill 06/15/93 B8 l 06/16/93 DlO l 01/ 5/93 Bl 2 01/ 1/93 Bl 4 01/ 6/93 Bl 1 01/ 8/93 BS l 01/ 9/93 B3 5 02/ 6/93 D2 1 05/10/93 Bl l 05/ 10/93 Bl 3 ' ·., 01/ 8/93 B3 l 01/14/93 Bl 5 01/24/93 Al 3 01/28/93 B8 1 01/29/ 93 Bl l 01/30/93 Al 2 02/ 6/93 Bl 4 02/ 6/93 Bl 5 02/13/93 Al 2 02/ 16/93 Bl 5 02/18/93 Bl 5 02/18/93 B8 l' 02/ 19/93 B7 4 02/23/93 B2 4 02/27 /93 _ Al 2 03/ 2/93 Bl 3 03/ 3/93 Bl 1 03/ 5/93 Bl 1 03/ 6/93 Bl l 03/11/93 Bl l 03/12/93 Bl 1 03/ 13/93 B2 l 03/16/93 Bl 3 03/23/93 Bl 2 03/18/93 Al 2 03/19/93 Bl l 03/31/93 B2 6 04/ 3/93 Al 6 04/ 3/93 Al 6 04/14/93 B2 1 04/29/93 Bl 2 05/ 8/93 B4 1 05/11/93 B2 1 05'/31/93 Bl 3 05/31/93 B4 2 06/ 5/93 Bl 1 06/ 8/ 93 Bl 1 06/ 9/ 93 Al 2 06/10/93 B2 1 96
DATE PAGE COL EPA to burn rest of Vertac waste;Ark's $10.7 mill fund exhstd Vertac cleanup continues under 'letter of agreement ' Vertac case has Judge Stephen M Reasoner frustrated Vertac leaks common. affidavit says;hazardous salts released Lawyers ' letter asks EPA chief to stop 'poisoning ' at Vertac Burn foes to present new data on shutdown Vertac lawyer asks judge to delay hearing on burn We don 't love a mystery (ed on Vertac vandalism) ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Jacsonville Vandals hit·. Vertac drums ;Earth First ! responsble, caller says ENVIRONMENT - Hazardous Materials Magnolia Ethyl Corp working to correct potential problems at Magnolia ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Pine Bluff Bill in Legis would restrict burning at Pine Bluff Arsenal Study predicts 17 , 000 could die in PB Arsenal accident ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Searcy Three tons of arsenic found at Searcy shipped out of state ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials Springdale Gas release at Tyson plant causes 42 workers to go to hospitl ENVIRONMENT - Haz ardous Materials - Texarkana Tex officials, EPA, Ark att gen settle Superfund lawsuit ENVIRONMENT - Industrial Wastes De Novae Corp manager John Barber fined $1,000 Charges against De Novo dismissed at prosecutor 's request ENVIRONMENT - Livestock and Poultry Industry Pollution Peterson Industries fights illegal dumping of dead poultry Fifth poultry grower fined for dumping dead birds illegally State may pay for controlling animal wastes Two pay fine. 2 seek trial in dumping of dead poultry Meetings to focus on poultry carcass disposal Poultry producers told to clean up carcasses or pay Arkansas Wildlife Fdn chgs Comm slacked off on carcass rules Richard Mason says Livestock Comm suppressed enforcement Gov Tucker calls for rept on neglect allegations Livestock and Poul try Comm would slash enforcement 60 pct Richard Mason asks transfer of enforcement to PC&E Emergency permits allow poultry burial after snow storm Permit not required to bury poultry carcasses EarthCare Systems Inc turns poultry carcasses into cash crop Tyson installing 2,000 freezers to hold dead poultry on farm Livestock and Poultry Bd bans new poultry pits State cites Greg Smith for illegal dumping of dead poultry Federal hel icopter finds illegal dead-bird dumps in NW Ark Hudson settles suit for $950,000; Wildlife Fed gets recd amnt ENVlRONMENT - Medical Wastes . Bill in Legis would give local govt control of incinerators Construction begins on LR incinerator just before deadline Pulaski School Dist want s check on medical waste incinerator Incinerator at LR faces legal fight Construction still on track for incinerator ; PC&E reviews ENVIRONMENT - Nuclear Wastes South Carol ina bars radioactive wastes from Ark South Carol ina nuclear dump won't crack gate for state ENVIRONMENT - Oil and Gas Pollution 06/15/93 Bl 1 06/lfJ/93 D2 l 06/19/ 93 Bl 6 06/22/93 Bl 1 06/25/93 B2 1 06/29/93 Bl 1 06/30/93 B7 4 06/30/93 BlO 1 ' 06/26/93 Bl 4 05/10/93 Bl 5 02/19/93 B4 1 06/27 /93 Bl 1 02/11/93 Bl 2 4 06/10/93 B3 3 06/16/93 Dll 4 01/20/93 B3 2 01/29/93 B9 4 01/ 3/93 C9 3 01/ 9/93 Dl 5 01/ 18/93 Dl 5 01/22i93 DS l 01/27/93 Dl 2 02/ 4/93 Dl 2 02/11/93 BS 1 02/11/93 BS 1 02/15/93 Bl 1 02/16'/93 Al 2 02/ 16/93 Al 2 02/23/93 Dl 2 02/24/93 Dl 2 03/ 1/93 Dl 1 03/ 11/93 Dl 2 03/12/93 Dl 5 04/ · 6/93 D6 l 04/15/93 Dl 2 06/16/93 Dl 1 01/14/93 B4 4 02/27/93 Bl 1 03/10/93 D2 2 04/ · l/93 B2 1 06/17/93 Bl 5 04/15/93 BlO 4 06/30/93 B8 4 97
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX AN
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DATE PAGE COL ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZ
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DATE PAGE COL Bumper crop harvest p
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DATE PAGE COL Lame duck trips abroa
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DATE PAGE COL Two convicted of ·se
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DATE PAGE COL ARKANSAS EDU CATION A
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DATE PAGE COL Arkl a slips to 'junk
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DATE PAGE COL Jury acquits Freddie
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DATE PAGE COL see also Economic con
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DATE PAGE COL Banks take opposite v
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DATE PAGE COL Clinic rolls out tape
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DATE PAGE COL see Drownings BEAUTIF
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DATE PAGE COL Jody Torres pleads gu
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DATE PAGE COL BLANSETI' PHARMA.CAL
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DATE PAGE COL see Miss Arkansas BOY
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DATE PAGE COL BRYAN. LLOYD L see al
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DATE PAGE COL Arkansas Death Penalt
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DATE PAGE COL see Clinton, Bill - A
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DATE PAGE COL Support groups help n
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DATE PAGE COL CLASSROOM TEACHERS AS
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DATE PAGE COL CLINTON. BILL - Aides
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DATE PAGE COL Critics fear double s
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DATE PAGE COL CLINTON . BILL - Birt
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Page 49 and 50: DATE PAGE COL see Clinton. Bill - M
Page 51 and 52: DATE PAGE COL Cl inton hears siren
Page 53 and 54: DATE PAGE COL Pres endorses bill to
Page 55 and 56: DATE PAGE COL Unpaid campaign bills
Page 57 and 58: DATE PAGE COL Summary of remarks at
Page 59 and 60: DATE PAGE COL CLINTON, BILL - Socia
Page 61 and 62: DATE PAGE COL Attends ballet conven
Page 63 and 64: DATE PAGE COL COAL Time line shows
Page 65 and 66: DATE PAGE COL see also University o
Page 67 and 68: DATE PAGE COL CONCORD BOAT CORP Ex-
Page 69 and 70: ' · CONGRESS - Senate (Class I) DA
Page 71 and 72: DATE PAGE COL Pryor sees gouging. b
Page 73 and 74: DATE PAGE COL COULTER, HOPE NORMAN
Page 75 and 76: DATE PAGE COL see also Vandal ism a
Page 77 and 78: DATE PAGE COL see Loitering and vag
Page 79 and 80: DATE PAGE COL Branscum. Herby 03/7/
Page 81 and 82: DATE PAGE COL PB Arsenal to store b
Page 83 and 84: DATE PAGE COL see Handicapped DISAP
Page 85 and 86: DATE PAGE COL see Athletics and spo
Page 87 and 88: DATE PAGE COL EDUCATION - Consolida
Page 89 and 90: DATE PAGE COL EDUCATION - Transport
Page 91 and 92: DATE PAGE COL School board balks at
Page 93 and 94: DATE PAGE COL Judge Wright ponders
Page 95 and 96: DATE PAGE COL Petition asks for pro
Page 97: DATE PAGE COL EMPLOYMENT SECURITY D
Page 101 and 102: DATE PAGE COL Ark Co landfill close
Page 103 and 104: DATE PAGE COL Wind gust blows worke
Page 105 and 106: DATE PAGE COL Jazzlights in the Par
Page 107 and 108: DATE PAGE COL House passes bill ban
Page 109 and 110: DATE PAGE COL LR angler. Wes Lowder
Page 111 and 112: DATE PAGE COL FORREST, ROBERT P see
Page 113 and 114: DATE PAGE COL FULBRIGHT, J WILLIAM
Page 115 and 116: DATE PAGE COL see Clinton, Bill - A
Page 117 and 118: DATE PAGE COL see Police - Camden G
Page 119 and 120: DATE PAGE COL Inaugural ball honori
Page 121 and 122: DATE PAGE COL Change helps workers
Page 123 and 124: DATE PAGE COL GREEN, GREGORY see ·
Page 125 and 126: DATE PAGE COL Prosecuting attorney
Page 127 and 128: DATE PAGE COL HENSON, NATHANIEL see
Page 129 and 130: DATE PAGE COL HODGE. RICKEY JOE see
Page 131 and 132: DATE PAGE COL Watershed proj ect op
Page 133 and 134: DATE PAGE COL HUTCHINSON. TIM see C
Page 135 and 136: DATE PAGE COL see Music IVY. DAN se
Page 137 and 138: DATE PAGE COL JONES . MARY LOU see
Page 139 and 140: DATE PAGE COL McAul ey fails to app
Page 141 and 142: DATE PAGE COL LAND AND REAL ESTATE
Page 143 and 144: DATE PAGE COL Excerpts from Tucker
Page 145 and 146: DATE PAGE COL see al so Rivers - La
Page 147 and 148: DATE PAGE COL Ex-Senator John Pagan
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DATE PAGE COL Party primaries set f
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DATE PAGE OOL see Environment - Sol
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DATE PAGE COL LRCC kicks off member
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DATE PAGE COL see Automobiles and a
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DATE PAGE COL see Robberies and the
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DATE PAGE COL .MEDICARE see Death a
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DATE PAGE COL Senate approves bill
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DATE PAGE COL see Prisons - Ark Sta
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DATE PAGE COL Jimmy L Sweeney takes
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DATE PAGE COL Police arrest James W
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DATE PAGE COL Jury system rul ed co
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DATE PAGE COL 1-IDRDERS - Kirkpatri
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DATE PAGE COL Alan Benj amin Harnet
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DATE PAGE COL MUSEUMS see also Aero
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DATE PAGE OOL see Tyson Foods Inc N
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DATE PAGE COL 11ayor Hays' plan for
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DATE PAGE COL Ol d Welch pl ant at
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DATE PAGE COL see also Helena 06/30
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DATE PAGE COL see Rodeos 06/21/Dl/
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DATE PAGE COL Jermaine Johnson file
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DATE PAGE COL Two women in Dem runo
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DATE PAGE COL Porter to be lauded a
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DATE PAGE COL Prisons review 'pen s
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DATE PAGE COL House panel quickly f
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DATE PAGE COL see Murders - Pruitt,
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DATE PAGE COL Newport tries to save
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DATE PAGE COL Poor sales threaten t
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DATE PAGE COL Russellville resident
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DATE PAGE COL see I Q International
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DATE PAGE COL SAMUEL HOORE WALTER F
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DATE PAGE COL Panel tackles rating
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DATE PAGE COL see also Education -
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DATE PAGE COL SLOANE, R&G, MANUFACT
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DATE PAGE COL Arkansas Western purc
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DATE PAGE COL see Clinton, Bill - A
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DATE PAGE COL Three Texans arrested
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DATE . PAGE COL California industry
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DATE PAGE COL Soft drink tax oppone
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DATE PAGE COL TENNIS - College - AT
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DATE PAGE COL see Substance abuse a
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DATE PAGE COL Ramada Franchise pres
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DATE PAGE COL U-L
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DATE PAGE COL FBI checking backgrou
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DATE PAGE COL Fifty-four pct of 199
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DATE PAGE COL VANDALISM AND MISCHIE
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DATE PAGE COL Sam 's Club centraliz
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DATE PAGE COL NLR mayor, Ark Dept o
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DATE PAGE COL Poor's failures. succ
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DATE PAGE COL see Golf WILLIAMS , B
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DATE PAGE COL Debate over new law m
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