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| 04/01/89 |
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CAPTAIN SLIPS TOWN:
By GEORGE FROST and DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporters |
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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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| 04/01/89 |
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RESCUERS WORK HARD, BUT CATCH IS SMALL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, 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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| 04/02/89 |
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STATE CHARGES HAZELWOOD BUT POLICE CAN'T FIND HIM:
By GEORGE FROST and RICHARD MAUER, Daily News reporters |
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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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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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| 04/02/89 |
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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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| 04/03/89 |
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SCIENTISTS TURN SOUND INTO HUGE ENVIRONMENTAL LAB:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/04/89 |
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FUGITIVE CAPTAIN FAILS TO SHOW:
By GEORGE FROST, Daily News reporter |
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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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| 04/04/89 |
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PORTLAND BALKS AT TAKING TANKER:
By The Associated Press |
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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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| 04/05/89 |
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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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| 04/05/89 |
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CONGRESS RESPONDS TO SPILL WITH TALK OF TOUGHER PENALTIES:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/06/89 |
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CAPTAIN SURRENDERS:
JUDGE SETS SKIPPER'S BAIL AT $1 MILLION Daily News staff and wire services, |
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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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| 04/06/89 |
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SALVAGE CREW REFLOATS TANKER:
By LARRY CAMPBELL and DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/07/89 |
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JUDGE REDUCES EX-SKIPPER'S BAIL:
The Associated Press |
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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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| 04/07/89 |
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OIL POISONS THE TIDE POOLS:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, 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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| 04/08/89 |
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BUSH'S PLAN TO USE TROOPS DRAWS BARBS:
By DAVID WHITNEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/08/89 |
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OIL SPILL CLEANUP BATTLE IS A LOST CAUSE:
CREWS WIN SMALL VICTORIES, BUT EXPERTS SAY SOUND'S RECOVERY IS UP TO NATURE By LARRY CAMPBELL, 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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| 04/08/89 |
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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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SPILL BATTLE IS FIGHT AGAINST FRUSTRATION:
HUNDREDS DO HARD WORK FOR LITTLE GAIN, BUT IT FEELS BETTER THAN DOING NOTHING By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, 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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| 04/09/89 |
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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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| 04/10/89 |
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SUIT CHARGES CAPTAIN WAS HEAVY DRINKER:
18-MONTH-OLD COURT PAPERS SAY HAZELWOOD WAS REGULARLY DRUNK The Associated Press |
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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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| 04/11/89 |
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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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| 04/12/89 |
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CLEANUP PLANS INCLUDE ISSUES OF BEARS AND GUNS:
By DAVID HULEN, 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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| 04/13/89 |
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CRITICS QUIET DOWN AS EXXON PAYS BILLS:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, 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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| 04/14/89 |
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VETERAN OF ANOTHER SPILL SAYS CLEANUP IS A LONG HAUL:
By DAVID WHITNEY, 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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HAZELWOOD LAWYERS, STATE TRY TO ARRANGE RETURN:
By SHEILA TOOMEY, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/15/89 |
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ADMIRAL WANTS TO WATER BLAST OILED BEACHES:
COAST GUARD COMMANDANT'S CALL TO ACTION GETS A MIXED RESPONSE 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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| 04/16/89 |
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EXXON SUBMITS ITS CLEANUP PLAN:
Daily News staff and wire, |
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| 04/17/89 |
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BATTLE AGAINST OIL TAKES VARIED FORMS ACROSS THE MILES:
Daily News staff, wire reports, |
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| 04/18/89 |
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EXXON'S OIL CLEANUP PLAN RECEIVES MIXED REVIEWS:
By STAN JONES, 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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| 04/18/89 |
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TANKER READY FOR TRAVEL, NAVAL ARCHITECT SAYS:
By SALLY CARPENTER HALE, The Associated Press |
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| 04/20/89 |
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SOVIET SHIP TO SKIM OIL NEAR SEWARD:
ALASKA SPILL WILL BE FIRST GENUINE TEST FOR VESSEL By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/21/89 |
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FISHERMEN MASTER LOW TECH OIL CLEANUP:
THREE MEN USING RUBBER RAFTS, BUCKETS AND FLOUR SCOOPS MATCH WORK OF SKIMMERS By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/21/89 |
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SOVIET SKIMMER GOES LOOKING FOR OIL PATCHES:
By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/22/89 |
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SOVIET SHIP SKIMS OIL; HOW MUCH IS UNCERTAIN:
By PATTI EPLER and STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporters |
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| 04/23/89 |
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LONG, HARD BATTLE:
OIL STILL CLINGS TO THE BEACHES By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/23/89 |
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SOVIET SKIMMER'S GEAR CHOKES ON OIL; WILL TRY AGAIN:
By GEORGE FROST, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/24/89 |
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GULF STORM HAMPERING OIL CLEANUP:
HIGH WINDS, WAVES CHASE EVEN SOVIET SHIP FROM DUTY By STEVE RINEHART, Daily News reporter |
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| 04/25/89 |
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HAZELWOOD RISKED SINKING SHIP AT REEF:
TAPES REVEAL CAPTAIN TRIED TO FREE VALDEZ by STAN JONES and PATTI EPLER, Daily News reporters |
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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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| 04/27/89 |
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THERE'S REASON TO DOUBT THE NUMBERS OF THE SPILL:
By CHARLES WOHLFORTH, Daily News Reporter |
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| 04/28/89 |
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LAWYER: SKIPPER DIDN'T TRY TO MOVE SHIP:
ACCOUNT GIVEN BY HAZELWOOD'S ATTORNEY CONTRADICTED BY RADIO TRAFFIC TAPE By STAN JONES, 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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EXXON CHIEF'S STATEMENTS DON'T SQUARE WITH FACTS:
CHAIRMAN OFF MARK ON DISPERSANTS By DAVID POSTMAN, 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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| 04/30/89 |
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LAWMAKERS OK SPILL BILL PACKAGE:
By DAVID POSTMAN, Daily News reporter |
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