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Another returning starter is sophomore third baseman and cleanup hitter Lisa Rowning who led the squad in batting last year with a 400 mark...
...read it, two executives of American Caster Corp. would be in jail. The publicity was part of the punishment given the firm for burying 254 drums of toxic and flammable waste and dumping pollutants into Los Angeles sewers. The company also had to pay $40,000 in fines and cleanup costs. The two jailed officials: President Carl De La Torre and Vice President Ramon Garroba...
...Victory. I think it is a mandate for change, for cleanup, for efficiency, and it also reflects the fact that there is a new generation that is voting. The voting age has dropped substantially. More than half the electorate is under 40 for the first time...
While Michigan resisted the reduction, other states with healthy surpluses are under pressure to trim taxes and restore program cuts. In New Jersey, where the 1985 surplus may wind up as high as $800 million, politicians from both parties have put toxic-waste cleanup at the top of a long list of demands. New York Governor Mario Cuomo, who reports a surplus of $207 million, is designing a broad tax-reform plan that will include income tax reductions. In California, Governor George Deukmejian plans to pump money into education, highway construction and environmental projects. Says William Hamm, an analyst...
...slowly. Ruckelshaus urged action to reduce the impact of acid rain, but when he was overruled by the White House, he stoutly defended the Administration's decision merely to order more studies of the problem. Critics also note that Ruckelshaus opposed early renewal of the $1.6 billion waste-cleanup superfund. "He leaves almost nothing of permanence as a legacy," says Jonathan Lash, a spokesman for the Natural Resources Defense Council...