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because of mismanagement by government lawyers. The man who headed the cleanup, Bob Caron, eventually pleaded guilty to perjury. But from the time he was first assigned to the Minden cleanup, the case could be made that he ran up the... Published: Wednesday, September 28, 1994 Words: 679
cleaning up pollutants found in Minden eight years ago. Federal lawyers assessed costs of cleaning up polychlorinated byphenyls, known as PCBs, at $5.14 million. Defense lawyers discovered the man in charge of the cleanup, Bob Caron,... Published: Wednesday, April 29, 1992 Words: 582
to try to recover the costs of cleaning up pollutants. A state worker discovered polychlorinated biphenyls in Minden in 1984. The EPA assigned Bob Caron to the cleanup effort. EPA lawyers sued the owners of Shaffer Equipment Co. and... Published: Saturday, September 05, 1992 Words: 236
in a pollution case. Bob Caron, an employee of the federal Environmental Protection Agency, was assigned to clean up 5,000 cubic yards of PCB-contaminated soil at Shaffer Equipment Co. after polyclorinated biphenyls were found in Minden... Published: Saturday, August 01, 1992 Words: 446
bill for cleaning up pollutants on their property, want the case against them thrown out. The property owners also believe the government lawyer in charge of recovering the money should be punished for allowing the case to continue... Published: Thursday, April 30, 1992 Words: 600
the cleanup was done properly and that the health needs of residents were met. Minden fell into the national spotlight during the Super Fund cleanups. The EPA supervisor, Bob Caron, admitted in a Pennsylvania courtroom in the late 1980s... Published: Tuesday, January 25, 1994 Words: 626
Snyder of Washington. They renewed those motions and added the motion to dismiss the suit. The federal government sued the property owners and one of Shaffer's customers to recover the costs of cleaning up toxins found on the property... Published: Friday, March 20, 1992 Words: 453
he said he was. The government lawyers appealed the decision. Federal lawyers tried to recover more than $5 million from the owners of Shaffer Equipment Co. and Berwind Land Co. after polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, from old electrical... Published: Wednesday, December 15, 1993 Words: 507
When they finished, they handed land owners a bill totaling $6,475,000. Among the owners being sued to pay for the cleanup are Shaffer Equipment and the Berwind Land Co. As the cleanup was scrutinized and the case made its way through... Published: Thursday, July 14, 1994 Words: 410
only marginally addressed the contamination in Arbuckle Creek, according to the findings of an investigation by the U.S. General Accounting Office Arbuckle Creek flows into the New River Gorge, where whitewater rafting has become a... Published: Wednesday, April 21, 1993 Words: 361
