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| 03/28/89 |
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SPILL DOOMS SOUND ANIMALS:
COUNTING BODIES IS ALL ANYONE CAN DO, STATE WILDLIFE OFFICIAL SAYS By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 03/29/89 |
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BIOLOGISTS FEAR FOR FATE OF HATCHERY FISH:
By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 03/30/89 |
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CORDOVA FEARS END OF THE LINE:
By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News Reporter |
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| 03/30/89 |
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NOTHING TO DO:
By ELIZABETH PULLIAM, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/30/89 |
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SCIENTISTS SEE LENGTHY RECOVERY:
By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 03/30/89 |
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VALDEZ FOLKS FEEL "CHEATED':
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/01/89 |
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RESCUERS WORK HARD, BUT CATCH IS SMALL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/02/89 |
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OUTDOORSMEN WONDER IF WILDLIFE WILL EVER BE THE SAME:
By LEW FREEDMAN, Daily News Sports Editor |
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| 04/02/89 |
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SOUND'S HERRING FISHERY ON HOLD; BIOLOGISTS UNSURE OF OIL DAMAGE:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/02/89 |
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STATE BIOLOGISTS SAY DEATH TOLL EXTENSIVE:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/03/89 |
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SCIENTISTS TURN SOUND INTO HUGE ENVIRONMENTAL LAB:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/05/89 |
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CHARTER SERVICES FACE BIG LOSSES IN WAKE OF SPILL:
by LEW FREEDMAN, Daily News Sports Editor |
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| 04/05/89 |
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FORCES OF NATURE WORK FASTER THAN EXXON:
By STEVE RINEHART and DON HUNTER, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/07/89 |
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OIL POISONS THE TIDE POOLS:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/08/89 |
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A FEW FOULED SHORELINES WILL BECOME SCIENCE LABS:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/09/89 |
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FUTURE OF VILLAGE IN DOUBT:
By DAVID HULEN, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/09/89 |
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WILDLIFE EXPERT SEES TO CLEANING OF OIL FOULED BIRDS:
By DOUG O'HARRA, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/11/89 |
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CANNERY WORKERS FACE CLAIMS CHOICE:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/11/89 |
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SPILL TAKES TOLL OF BIRDS IN THE GULF:
By HAL BERNTON, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/11/89 |
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SPILL THRUSTS VALDEZ INTO ECONOMIC BOOM:
By LIZ PULLIAM, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/11/89 |
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THE OTTER WARD:
RESCUE EFFORT TOUCHES THE HEARTS OF MANY By LIZ PULLIAM, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/13/89 |
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A FRIEND IS SICK:
ADMIRERS OF PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND RECALL LIFE BEFORE THE OIL SPILLED By DEBRA MCKINNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/26/89 |
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ALASKANS NOT ALONE IN ANGER OVER OIL SPILL:
SPILL STILL IS A LIVE ISSUE OUTSIDE By LARRY CAMPBELL, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/28/89 |
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OIL SPILL STAINS STATE TOURISM FUTURE:
by HAL BERNTON, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/29/89 |
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STATE WILL OPEN SOUND FISHERY:
By HAL BERNTON, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/03/89 |
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OIL TAKES ITS TOLL OF KATMAI:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/03/89 |
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SAVING OTTERS IS A BIG JOB WITH A SMALL RETURN IN NUMBERS:
By ELIZABETH PULLIAM, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/16/89 |
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SOUND OF PRAYER:
TATITLEK RESIDENTS RELY ON FAITH TO COPE WITH EFFECTS OF OIL SPILL By DEBBIE MCKINNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/21/89 |
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HELP WANTED:
SPILL SPLITS JOB MARKET INTO WINNERS, LOSERS By HAL BERNTON, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/28/89 |
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PICKING UP SOUND'S DEAD ANIMALS PAYS WELL, BUT THERE'S A PRICE:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 06/04/89 |
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WAGES OF THE OIL SPILL DIVIDE THE COMMUNITY OF CORDOVA:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/11/89 |
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SPILL FORCES EXXON ECONOMY ON KODIAK:
SOME GAIN, SOME LOSE IN THE CLEANUP AND THE CLAIMS By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 08/27/89 |
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OIL SPILL OPENS WALLETS:
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS REPORT BOOST IN DONATIONS By SAM BISHOP, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/27/89 |
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SPILL WORK'S TOLL:
SEA LIFE DIES ON BLASTED BEACHES By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/08/89 |
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MEASURING THE DAMAGE OF THE SPILL:
SCIENTISTS ARE SORTING IT OUT By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 12/08/89 |
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OIL SPILL SETS DEADLY RECORD FOR SEA BIRDS:
By TOM KIZZIA, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/23/90 |
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STATE SAYS OIL SPILL STUDIES PROVIDE OMINOUS RESULTS:
By DAVID WHITNEY and CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/25/90 |
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A RIVER OF GRIEF:
OIL SPILL CHANGED LIVES OF 4 ALASKANS By TAD BARTIMUS, The Associated Press |
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| 04/16/90 |
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SPILL STUDIES CONTINUE; MINK EAT CRUDE OIL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/17/90 |
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OTTER RESCUE QUESTIONED:
OIL SPILL STUDY SAYS HALF OF THE ANIMALS DIED AFTER RELEASE By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/17/90 |
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RARE LOON MAY BE HARDEST HIT BY SPILL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 05/25/90 |
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DEFENDING THE SOUND:
CONGENIAL CORDOVA FISHERMAN BECOMES DEAL MAKER By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 07/10/90 |
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SPILL STUDY: BURIED OIL DOING LITTLE HARM:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 09/05/90 |
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OIL, CLEANUP STILL WREAK HAVOC ON MARINE LIFE, NEW STUDIES SAY:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH and KIM FARARO, Daily News reporters |
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| 03/24/91 |
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NOT NORMAL YET:
2 YEARS AFTER VALDEZ SPILL, PORT GRAHAM IS STILL RECOVERING By RICHARD MAUER, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/09/91 |
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STUDY WORSENS SPILL DAMAGE ESTIMATES:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH and DAVID HULEN, Daily News reporters |
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| 06/05/92 |
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MUSSELS COVER OIL FROM SPILL:
STATE STUDIES EFFECTS ON OTTERS, SEA BIRDS By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/01/93 |
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SCIENTISTS BRING IDEAS TO OIL-SPILL SYMPOSIUM:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/05/93 |
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SPILL TOOK TOLL ON FISHERMEN, SCIENTISTS SAY:
By ROSANNE PAGANO, The Associated Press |
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| 10/17/93 |
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CORDOVA BLUES:
THE WATERS OF PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND KEPT CORDOVA ISOLATED AND SELF-RELIANT - UNTIL THREE DISASTROUS FISHING YEARS LEFT THE TOWN GASPING By HAL BERNTON, Daily News business reporter |
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| 03/23/94 |
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SPILL'S LEGACY LINGERS RESEARCHERS SAY DAMAGE CONTINUES:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/01/94 |
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CORDOVA ON THE BRINK:
FISHING TOWN SUFFERS ANOTHER DISASTROUS SEASON. WHERE HAVE ALL THE HERRING GONE? By DOUG O'HARRA, Daily News reporter |
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| 06/26/94 |
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DEGREES OF DISASTER:
EXXON WAS THE EASY TARGET. BUT DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOW WHAT CAUSED THE PINK SALMON BUST IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND? By JEFF WHEELWRIGHT, Special to the Daily News |
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| 08/25/95 |
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CLOSER LOOK MAY PUT 2 SPECIES ON INJURED LIST :
VOTE WOULD FREE OIL-SPILL MONEY FOR STUDY OF DAMAGE TO COMMON LOONS, KITTLITZ'S MURRELETS By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 01/16/96 |
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SOUND OIL SPILL RESEARCH RAISES NEW QUESTIONS:
DECLINE IN SOME SPECIES DEFIES EASY EXPLANATIONS By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 07/22/96 |
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LAB TESTS PREDICT WHERE SALMON WILL BE RUNNING:
SPILL MONEY FUNDS FISH AND GAME GENETIC WORK SPILL SCIENCE: A LOOK AT RESEARCH FUNDED BY THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL SETTLEMENT By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 01/26/97 |
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EXPERTS SAY ONLY EAGLE HAS OVERCOME '89 SPILL:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/06/97 |
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BOUNTY OF THE HARVEST:
By SONYA SENKOWSKY, Daily News reporter |
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| 09/27/97 |
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CONTINUING FALL OF SEAL POPULATION IN SOUND BAFFLES EXPERTS:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 01/31/98 |
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SOUND'S WASTE TELLS TALE:
SCIENTISTS READ FECES FOR CLUES By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 12/01/98 |
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SOUND STUDIES AT ODDS:
NEW WORK PUTS EXXON ON HOOK By BEN SPIESS, Daily News reporter |
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