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| 03/25/89 |
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BIOLOGISTS DEBATE WAYS TO SAVE FRAGILE MARINE LIFE:
By CRAIG MEDRED and HAL BERNTON, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/25/89 |
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CRUDE OIL FOULS SOUND:
OIL OFFICIALS REACT SLOWLY TO DISASTER By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/25/89 |
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CRUDE OIL FOULS SOUND:
TANKER SPILL IS LARGEST EVER IN U.S. By PATTI EPLER and DAVID HULEN, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/26/89 |
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OIL KEEPS SPREADING IN SOUND:
STATE SAYS ALYESKA'S CLEANUP EFFORT INADEQUATE, SLOW By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/27/89 |
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DAY 3 BRINGS TESTS BUT LITTLE CLEANUP:
By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News Reporter |
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| 03/27/89 |
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IN WAKE OF SPILL, OIL COMPANY PROMISES SOUND A BIT HOLLOW:
By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 03/28/89 |
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HOW PROMISES ABOUT TERMINAL STACK UP TO REALITY:
Daily News staff |
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| 03/28/89 |
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VALDEZ SPILL BOOSTS U.S. CRUDE OIL PRICES:
The Associated Press, |
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| 03/28/89 |
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WEATHER GRABS CONTROL OF SOUND SPILL:
HIGH WINDS PUSH OIL ONTO ISLAND BEACHES By LARRY CAMPBELL and CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/29/89 |
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DECOMPOSING OIL HITS ISLANDS OF SOUND:
By LARRY CAMPBELL and CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/29/89 |
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PRESIDENT SENDS FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO EXAMINE SPILL:
COWPER SAYS HE SEES NO REASON FOR INTERVENTION FROM WASHINGTON By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/30/89 |
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FISHERMEN KEEP OIL OUT OF HATCHERY:
CORDOVA GROUP, STATE OFFICERS SHIELD ONE SMALL CORNER OF SOUND; SLICK THREATENS SEA LIONS By CHARLES WOHLFORTH and LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/31/89 |
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RESCUERS, CLEANUP CREWS TACKLE VAST SIZE OF SPILL:
By LARRY CAMPBELL and CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/31/89 |
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SLICKS ESCAPE SOUND; SEWARD, PARK SERVICE PREPARE FOR OIL:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/01/89 |
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FRUSTRATION GROWS OVER EXXON EFFORTS:
STATE OFFICIALS TIRE OF WAITING FOR COMPANY, WANT TO START CLEANING UP BEACHES By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/02/89 |
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COWPER: EITHER CLEANUP PLANS IMPROVE OR PIPELINE CLOSES:
By DON HUNTER, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/02/89 |
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NTSB INVESTIGATES WHETHER SHIP TRIED A SHORTCUT COURSE:
PERILOUS MOVE MAY EXPLAIN TANKER'S POSITION By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 04/02/89 |
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PILOTS IN TREACHEROUS WATERS:
By DOUG O'HARRA, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/03/89 |
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FISHERMEN BATTLE TO PROTECT FISH HATCHERY:
By STEVE RINEHART and DON HUNTER, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/04/89 |
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HERRING FISHERMEN SHUT OUT:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/04/89 |
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SPILL MUDDIES BIG OIL'S REPUTATION, CLOUT WITH LEGISLATURE:
By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/04/89 |
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TANKERS TO SAIL IN DAYLIGHT:
COAST GUARD REVERSES STAND By DON HUNTER, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/05/89 |
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CREWS PLAN TO REFLOAT SHIP TODAY:
OFFICIALS SAY HIGH TIDES MAY LIFT VALDEZ FROM REEF By DON HUNTER, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/06/89 |
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COWPER THREATENS TO CLOSE OIL TERMINAL:
GOVERNOR ORDERS STRICT NEW RULES FOR OIL COMPANIES' SPILL PREPAREDNESS By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/07/89 |
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NTSB TO PREPARE FOR HEARING IN MAY:
By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/07/89 |
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OIL HITS SHORES BEYOND SOUND:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/08/89 |
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SPILL TRACKERS SAY SLICKS ON COURSE FOR COOK INLET:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/09/89 |
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OIL SLICKS EDGE TO THE EAST SIDE OF THE SOUND:
By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/10/89 |
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GALE WINDS EXPECTED TO SCATTER OIL IN SOUND:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/11/89 |
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WEATHER GROUNDS OIL TRACKERS; ALYESKA CLEANS UP 168-GALLON SPILL:
By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/12/89 |
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OIL TRACKERS SEE SIGNS OF CLEANUP BY WIND, WAVES:
By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/14/89 |
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MOST OF OIL REMAINS UNTOUCHED:
SPILL'S SIZE STILL OUTSTRIPS THE EFFORTS TO DEAL WITH IT By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/15/89 |
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SELDOVIA PUTS UP ITS OWN DEFENSE AGAINST OIL:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/18/89 |
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OIL SKIRTS BOOMS, SKIMMERS TO HIT SEWARD AREA:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/27/89 |
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THERE'S REASON TO DOUBT THE NUMBERS OF THE SPILL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/29/89 |
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EXXON CHIEF'S STATEMENTS DON'T SQUARE WITH FACTS:
CHAIRMAN OFF MARK ON DISPERSANTS By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/01/89 |
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CRUDE FOULS SHORELINE OF THE KATMAI:
By DON HUNTER, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/06/89 |
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TIME WILL TELL HOW THE SOUND RECOVERS:
By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 05/14/89 |
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COUNTDOWN TO DISASTER:
THE EVENTS AFTER THE GROUNDING By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/14/89 |
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COUNTDOWN TO DISASTER:
THE EVENTS BEFORE THE GROUNDING By STAN JONES and LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News Reporters |
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| 09/10/89 |
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HAULING CRUDE:
By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News reporter |
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| 09/11/89 |
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RECORDS DETAIL LONG HOURS WORKED BY CREW OF EXXON VALDEZ:
WORK LOAD MAY POINT TO POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS By STAN JONES, Daily News reporter |
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