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| 03/27/89 |
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SPILL COULD ADD TO DEVELOPMENT FOES' ARGUMENTS:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/01/89 |
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OIL SHIPPERS WANT LOOSER VALDEZ RULES:
By DAVID POSTMAN and PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/05/89 |
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CONGRESS RESPONDS TO SPILL WITH TALK OF TOUGHER PENALTIES:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/07/89 |
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PIPELINE OWNERS PLAN CHANGES AT VALDEZ TERMINAL:
By PATTI EPLER and DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/30/89 |
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LAWMAKERS OK SPILL BILL PACKAGE:
By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/01/89 |
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SEASON OF THE SPILL: A REPORTER REFLECTS:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/01/89 |
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SUMMER OF THE SPILL VOICES::
REACTIONS TO THE SPILL AND CLEANUP ATTEMPTS |
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| 10/15/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER: EMPTY PROMISES:
COAST GUARD BOWED TO INDUSTRY PRESSURE By STAN JONES, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/16/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER: FIGHTING FLARES ANEW :
OIL INDUSTRY'S SCARE TACTICS DON'T HOLD UP By STAN JONES, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/22/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER: DESPITE YEARS OF WARNINGS FROM ITS FIELD STAFFERS ABOUT ALYESKA'S POOR OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS, THE DEC DID NEXT TO NOTHING:
DEPARTMENT LEADERS PUT NO REAL HEAT ON ALYESKA By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/23/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER :THE OIL SPILL THAT DIDN'T HAVE TO HAPPEN:
THE COMMISSIONER KELSO TURNS FROM QUIET DIPLOMACY TO PUBLIC BATTLE By CRAIG MEDRED, Daily News outdoors editor |
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| 10/29/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER: TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE:
PROMISES RING HOLLOW By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/29/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER:
CHANGING OF THE GUARD |
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| 11/05/89 |
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BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER: THE SPILL THAT DIDN'T HAVE TO HAPPEN:
HUGE DESCRIBES EXXON. IT MAKES HUGE PROFITS ON HUGE SALES AND HAS A HUGE AMOUNT OF ASSETS, BUT WHEN IT MAKES A MISTAKE IT IS GENERALLY A BIG BLUNDER By RICHARD MAUER, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/05/89 |
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OIL SPILL GAVE BIG PUSH TO "VALDEZ PRINCIPLES':
By RICHARD MAUER, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/09/89 |
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HOUSE TOUGHENS OIL SPILL BILL:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/10/89 |
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HOUSE OKS OIL SPILL BILL, EASES LIABILITY STANDARD:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/12/89 |
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OIL INDUSTRY SETS OUT TO PATCH IMAGE:
By RICHARD MAUER, Daily News reporter |
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| 12/01/89 |
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COAST GUARD TOUGHENS OIL TANKER REQUIREMENTS:
By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 01/06/90 |
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SPILL PANEL SPREADS THE BLAME:
STATE COMMISSION BLASTS COAST GUARD By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/08/90 |
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HOUSE BACKS NEW TANKER RULES:
MEMBERS VOTE TO REQUIRE DOUBLE BOTTOMS, BUT LEAVE ROOM TO NEGOTIATE By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/27/90 |
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ALYESKA'S NEW PLAN HAS NO GUARANTEES FOR OIL SPILL CLEANUP:
By PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/25/90 |
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FUTURE REMAINS UNCERTAIN A YEAR LATER:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 03/27/90 |
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PUTTING A SPIN ON THE SPILL:
NUMBERS AND IMAGES BECOME CHESS PIECES IN BATTLE TO CONTROL COVERAGE By GEORGE FROST, Daily News reporter |
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| 07/13/90 |
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CONFEREES OK DOUBLE HULLS FOR OIL TANKERS:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 07/27/90 |
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OIL SPILL BILL WINS APPROVAL:
HOUSE SENATE PANEL REACHES COMPROMISE By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/01/90 |
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NTSB SPREADS THE BLAME FOR OIL SPILL:
HAZELWOOD, EXXON, GOVERNMENTS ALL TAKEN TO TASK; REPORT SHEDS LITTLE LIGHT By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/04/90 |
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OIL SPILL BILL GOES TO BUSH:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/30/90 |
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STATE OUTLINES GOOD-AS-NEW SOUND:
$43 MILLION WOULD BUY SHORELINE TIMBER RIGHTS, PLANT GRASS, CLEAN STREAMS By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 12/16/90 |
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SOUND GETS RADAR SYSTEM:
The Associated Press |
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| 03/18/91 |
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GIANT OIL SKIMMER SAILS TOWARD VALDEZ HOME PORT:
The Associated Press |
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| 03/25/91 |
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CHANGING ATTITUDES, SYSTEMS:
HARD LESSONS LEARNED INDUSTRY, CITIZENS ADAPT TO NEW RULES, ROLES By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 08/05/91 |
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GAO REPORT CRITICIZES PIPELINE REGULATORS:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/27/91 |
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STRINGENT SPILL CLEANUP RULES UNVEILED:
CRITICS SAY STANDARDS PUSH READINESS INSTEAD OF INCENTIVES FOR PREVENTION By ALYSON PYTTE, Daily News business reporter |
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| 11/03/91 |
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THE NEW RULES:
CHANGES PREPARE FOR SPILLS BUT MAY DO LITTLE TO PREVENT THEM By ALYSON PYTTE, Daily News business reporter |
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| 10/29/92 |
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INTERIM OIL SPILL PLAN PROPOSED:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 11/22/92 |
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TROUBLES WITH OIL TANKERS SINCE THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL:
By DAILY NEWS STAFF |
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| 02/06/93 |
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SPILL SYMPOSIUM LEAVES QUESTIONS:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/19/93 |
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SHIPPERS PROTEST NEW OIL-SPILL RULES:
By TOM KIZZIA, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/16/93 |
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SOAKING UP MEMORIES:
OIL SPILL CLEANUP REUNION GIVES A FEW WORKERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUT THE EXPERIENCE INTO PERSPECTIVE By KIM SEVERSON, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/24/93 |
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WHERE THEY ARE:
The Associated Press, |
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| 04/26/93 |
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EXXON TO AIR DATA:
SPILL REPORT LIKELY TO NEGATE DAMAGE By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/27/93 |
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OIL SPILL REPORT IS ROSY:
EXXON SCIENTIST SAYS SHORE LIFE INCREASED By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/28/93 |
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FEDS FIRE BACK AT EXXON:
SCIENTISTS CHARGE DATA WERE SKEWED By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/29/93 |
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SOUND MURRES RECOVERED, EXXON-PAID SCIENTISTS SAY:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/30/93 |
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SPILL SCIENCE DOUBTED:
LITTLE RESOLVED AT FORUM'S END By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/24/93 |
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OCEAN VIEW:
SEWARD AQUARIUM IS A $46.3 MILLION DREAM By KIM SEVERSON, Daily News reporter |
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| 09/05/93 |
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MEASURING UP THE SOUND:
BIOLOGISTS CANNOT EXPLAIN COLLAPSE OF PINK RUNS: FISHERMEN BLAME SPILL By TOM KIZZIA, Daily News reporter |
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| 02/01/94 |
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SPILL BOARD OKS FUNDS FOR SEALIFE:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/24/94 |
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5 YEARS AFTER THE SPILL:
TIME DULLS THE PAIN, URGENCY By KIM FARARO, Daily News business reporter |
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| 03/24/94 |
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THE WAKE OF THE EXXON OIL SPILL:
FIVE YEARS LATER, PRINCIPLE PLAYERS RECALL CATASTROPHE By DAILY NEWS STAFF |
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| 10/10/94 |
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ON SPILLS, ALYESKA WANTS IT BOTH WAYS:
COMPANY WANTS TO RAISE CHARGES TO RECOUP EXXON SETTLEMENT COSTS By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 10/21/94 |
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NARROWS GETS SLOWER, SAFER:
OIL SHIPPERS ANSWER CRITICISM WITH SPEED LIMIT, TETHERING ABILITY The Associated Press |
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| 02/22/95 |
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STATE LIFTS SPILL-RESPONSE TAX:
2-CENTS-A-BARREL LEVY ON OIL SUSPENDED; 3 CENTS FOR PREVENTION UNAFFECTED By HELEN JUNG, Daily News business reporter |
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| 04/16/95 |
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A TIGHTER WATCH ON TANKER TRAFFIC IN VALDEZ:
NEW VESSEL-TRACKING RADAR DOESN'T BLINK By HELEN JUNG, Daily News business reporter |
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| 04/16/95 |
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SPILL FORCED OIL SHIPPERS, COAST GUARD TO CHANGE:
By HELEN JUNG, Daily News business reporter |
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| 05/20/95 |
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SEA CENTER PLANS EVENTS:
By DAILY NEWS STAFF |
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| 10/15/95 |
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RULES WOULD LIMIT POLLUTERS' LIABILITY:
By NATALIE PHILLIPS, Daily News reporter |
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| 12/17/96 |
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OIL SHIPPERS PLAN TO FORTIFY TUG FLEET:
COMPANIES TRY FOR SAFER TRAFFIC IN SOUND By HELEN JUNG, Daily News reporter |
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| 01/12/97 |
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POLITICAL REBOUND:
LESS THAN EIGHT YEARS AFTER THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL, THE OIL INDUSTRY ENJOYS SMOOTH SAILING IN JUNEAU, FAVORED BOTH IN THE LEGISLATURE AND THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. By STAN JONES, Daily News reporter |
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| 03/13/97 |
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OIL SHIPPERS' PLANS CHOP ODDS OF SPILL:
NEW TANKER-ESCORT TUGS DESIGNED TO HIKE SAFETY By HELEN JUNG, Daily News reporter |
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| 05/17/97 |
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MARINE CENTER OPEN FOR 'HARD HAT' TOURS:
The Associated Press |
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| 07/30/97 |
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2 NEW TANKERS PLANNED:
BOTH ARCO SHIPS GET DOUBLE HULLS By STAN JONES, Daily News reporter |
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| 08/17/97 |
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SOUND INVESTMENT:
OIL-SPILL SETTLEMENT BUYS SHORELINE CRUCIAL TO THE RECOVERY OF DAMAGED WILDLIFE POPULATIONS By MARYBETH HOLLEMAN, Special To The Daily News |
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| 04/26/98 |
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ALL EYES ON SEALIFE CENTER:
SMALL-TOWN BUSINESSES COUNT ON BIG TOURISM CASH By JON LITTLE, Daily News Peninsula Bureau |
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| 04/26/98 |
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CENTER LETS VISITORS SEE CREATURES FROM ALL ANGLES:
By JON LITTLE, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/27/98 |
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CALL HIM DR. DOLITTLE:
SEA LION TRAINER BREAKS TRAIL By JON LITTLE, Daily News Peninsula Bureau |
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| 04/28/98 |
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STEPPING ASIDE FOR THE CAUSE:
DREAMLAND BOWL CLOSES DOORS TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOTEL By JON LITTLE, Daily News Peninsula Bureau |
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| 04/29/98 |
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STELLER SHOW AND TELL:
STUDENTS GET HANDS-ON EDUCATION By ROSEMARY SHINOHARA, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/30/98 |
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COUNTDOWN TO OPENING DAY:
RESIDENTS SETTLE IN AT SEALIFE CENTER By JON LITTLE, Daily News Peninsula Bureau |
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| 05/03/98 |
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SEALIFE CENTER OPENS:
DIVING BIRDS, DIGNITARIES ENTERTAIN FIRST-DAY CROWDS By JON LITTLE, Daily News Peninsula Bureau |
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| 08/24/98 |
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STYLIST PATENTS OIL-SPILL SUCKING ILLOWS OF HAIR:
By SHEILA TOOMEY, Daily News reporter |
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