BP to offer $20B apology

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MIGHTY KASEY
BP to
offer
$20B
apology
Obama ‘pay czar’
will handle claims
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President
Barack Obama wrested a $20 bil-
lion compensation guarantee and
an apology to the nation from
British oil giant BP Wednesday,
announcing the company would
set up a major claims fund for
shrimpers, restaurateurs and
others whose lives and liveli-
hoods are being wrecked by the
oil flooding into the Gulf of Mex-
ico.
Applause broke out during a
community meeting in Orange
Beach, Ala., on the news.
“We asked for that two weeks
ago and they laughed at us,”
Mayor Tony Kennon said. “Thank
you, President Obama, for taking
a bunch of rednecks’ suggestion
and making it happen.”
Obama had said he would
“make BP pay,” and the com- DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle
pany’s chairman said after four Dunnellon High School’s Kasey Fagan was named the 2009-2010 Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year on Wednesday during
hours of intense White House ne- a press conference at the school. The announcement was made in front of ESPN cameras and an auditorium filled with Fagan’s fam-
gotiations that BP was ready. ily and friends.
The unending oil spill saga had
yielded almost no good news be- Dunnellon softball player joins ranks of the legends with national award
fore this. Creation of the fund —
to be run by an administrator
with a proven track record — is JOHN COSCIA lieve the honor. I can’t believe Addressing the capacity here to honor Kasey today.”
the first big success Obama has Chronicle all the people that came out. crowd of well-wishers and Weber then put into per-
been able to give to Gulf residents I’m still trying to process it,” presenting Fagan with the cov- spective what Fagan had re-
and the nation in the eight weeks — DUNNELLON Kasey said afterward. “To be eted trophy was The Gatorade ally accomplished by listing a
I
since the explosion, a period dur- t takes a village to raise a mentioned along with the Company’s Bruce Weber, who’s who of past winners.
ing which the spill has taken ever child, and on Wednesday names that have won this whose brainstorm it was to “You can see the pretty
more of the public’s attention, morning, the small com- award in years past, I mean create the award 25 years ago. great company your friend
threatening anything else the munity of Dunnellon — wow, Peyton Manning’s name “I want to thank everybody Kasey has been keeping,”
president hoped to focus on or ac- which has raised a special one is on this trophy. LeBron here in Dunnellon for the Weber said. “When I think of
complish. — turned out to celebrate James, A-Rod, Candace warm welcome we received. ballgames, I think of the most
Huge as the $20 billion seems, Kasey Fagan’s crowning Parker. It’s still hard to be- Of course, it was 97 degrees, so famous poem that’s ever been
both Obama and London-based achievement as the 2009-10 lieve. It feels great, but I keep maybe it was an excessively done, ‘Casey at the Bat.’ How-
BP PLC said it was by no means a Gatorade National Softball asking myself, ‘Do I really de- warm welcome. But thank you ever, if you remember, in that
cap. Player of the Year. serve this?’” anyway,” he said. “It’s been my poem the mighty Casey struck
The deal also adhered to what There she was, just soaking It’s that very humility, along pleasure the last 25 years to be out… this one doesn’t.”
it all in. Quietly, she watched with her outstanding athletic associated with this great pro- Fagan was chosen as the
See SPILL/Page A9
as one by one, her friends and achievements, that earned her gram, and the reason it’s been No. 1 player in America from
family members piled into the this national award. The a pleasure and an honor is be- the more than 370,000 young
Attorneys packed cafeteria at Dunnellon honor, presented in collabora- cause The Gatorade Company ladies who competed in prep
High School. Red-faced, as tion with ESPN RISE, recog- made a commitment in 1985 to softball this year. And her on-
much from embarrassment as nizes not only outstanding honor only the finest young field numbers truly speak vol-
from the tears she had shed, athletic excellence but also men and women in America. umes.
circling;
one couldn’t help but wonder high standards of academic Young men and women that This year alone the 5-foot-11
what she was thinking as she achievement, along with ex- succeed on the field of play, in senior pitcher (and third base-
hid behind her signature grin. emplary character demon- the classroom and have exem- man) helped lead the Lady
beware “I can’t believe this is hap- strated both on and off the plary character. And so I think
pening right now. I can’t be- field. you’ll understand why we’re See AWARD/Page A2
Lawyers can’t
Local family gets moment in ‘Potter’ spotlight
seek out clients
for oil spill
Clan featured in TV ad,
CHRIS VAN ORMER gets sneak peak at new
Chronicle
attraction at Universal
Some small businesses in
Citrus County are wondering
if it is time to lawyer up to NANCY KENNEDY
protect themselves from eco- Chronicle
nomic damage as an outcome
of the oil spill April 20 in the Take a 12-year-old girl’s love of sleep and her
Gulf of Mexico following the 17-year-old brother’s shaggy blond hair and gor-
Deepwater Horizon drilling geous smile.
rig explosion. Add their two all-American-looking siblings
Some business groups and throw in a mom with curly red hair and an
have invited attorneys to “average” dad and you’ve got the ingredients for
speak to them, but The a spell for what it takes to be in a commercial for
Florida Bar is warning the the new Wizarding World of Harry Potter attrac-
public to watch out for un- tion opening Friday at Universal’s Islands of Ad-
ethical lawyers or non- venture in Orlando.
lawyers offering to represent In May, the Heimann family — dad Ken, mom
them to make claims against Tina, 12-year-old Savannah, 14-year-old Zachary,
BP. 16-year-old Amber and 17-year-old Kenny —
Attorneys are not allowed spent five days traveling back and forth from In-
to solicit for clients. BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle verness to Universal Orlando to film a television
The Heimann family was recently chosen to be in a commercial for the new Harry Potter at- commercial for the park’s newest attraction.
See LAWYERS/Page A4
traction at Universal Orlando. From left: Kenny, 17, Savannah Joy, 13, Ken, Tina, Amber, 16,
and Zack, 14. See POTTER/Page A2
Martha Stewart cooks burgers Ho-hum
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Comics ..........................C6 Try some wasabi mayonnaise with Asian-inspired burger./Page C1 Investors cautious,
Editorial..........................A8 little movement in
Horoscope......................B6 Pay up stocks./Page A7
Billionaires lecture other billionaires./Page A10
Lottery Numbers ............B4
Lottery Payouts ..............B6
Adult learning
Movies............................C6 Library offers training for tutors./Page C4 New territory
Obituaries ......................A5
Stocks............................A6 Blue Gator Extra-virgin olive oil produc-
TV Listings......................C5 Dunnellon restaurant a favorite for many./Page C1 tion goes global./Page C7
A2 THURSDAY, JUNE17, 2010 CITRUSCOUNTY(FL) CHRONICLE
POTTER AWARD
KASEY’S CAREER
HIGHLIGHTS
Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1
■.549 batting average.
It started last year with Tigers (33-1) to their second ■25 home runs.
Savannah taking a nap. straight state title by post-
■227 RBIs.
“Savannah and Amber ing a 26-1 record with a 0.57
were at their grandmother’s ERA and 239 strikeouts. ■As pitcher, led Lady
antique store at Renniger’s Among her other on-field Tigers to two straight
in Mount Dora and Savan- pitching achievements state titles.
nah was sleeping on a were three no-hitters and ■Pitched three
couch,” recalled Tina holding opponents to a 0.95
no-hitters.
Heimann. “A woman came batting average in 147 in-
into the shop and saw the nings of work.
girls and said her friend And then there was her a special award on stage
owned a casting company, offense. At the plate she during the 2010 ESPY
gave them a card and told batted .574, with eight awards.
them to call, and that’s what home runs, 53 runs scored It’s no surprise to any
they did.” and driving in 61 RBIs who know her how Kasey
Prior to the Harry Potter while amassing a .989 slug- Fagan got to this point in
commercial, the casting ging percentage. The her life. She’s proved her-
company had called the girls ESPN RISE first-team All- self a winner both on the
with offers for Amber to do a American selection fin- field, in the classroom and,
commercial for Gaylord ished with a .549 career most impressively, with her
Palms Resort and Savannah batting average that in- stellar character.
to do commercials for the cluded 25 home runs and And by so doing she’s
Blue Man Group and Beall’s, 227 RBIs. Fagan also brought honor to herself
but those didn’t pan out. strung together a 59-game DAVE SIGLER/Chronicle and “her village,” rewriting
Amber was the one to be hitting streak, which ranks Family and friends greeted Kasey Fagan before she was presented the Gatorade National that famous poem’s final
called for Harry Potter, and as the nation’s third Softball Player of the Year award at the Dunnellon High School auditorium. paragraph in a way that
Universal Productions ended longest, after her sister only she could do: “Oh,
up using the entire family. Sami, one year her junior, had received the award most prestigious legacy pro- letes perform is a huge somewhere in this favored
“There’s not one scene eclipsed that mark in May. only an hour before the on- grams in high school honor for these kids.” land the sun is shining
without a Heimann in it,” But that’s just her on- stage presentation, when sports,” said Hollowell, who Kasey and her parents bright, / The band is playing
Mrs. Heimann said. field prowess. This award is USA Olympian Alicia Hol- won the award herself in will now be flown out to somewhere, and some-
Mrs. Heimann said mak- one that is most highly cov- lowell surprised the Dun- 2002, and still holds the Hollywood in mid-July, where hearts are light, /
ing a 30-second commercial eted for its three-pronged, nellon graduate during a record for most strikeouts where they will attend a And somewhere men are
isn’t as easy as it may look diamond-like features that team breakfast set up to in a game with 61, which luncheon honoring the 12 laughing, and little children
when you’re viewing it on include both character and honor the entire Dunnellon she did her senior year at athletes from different shout; / Yes there is really
TV and thinking, “I could do academics. softball team for its state Fairfield High School in sports who garnered this joy in Dunnellon — because
that.” “I think the thing that will and national champi- California in a 30-inning national honor. From the mighty Kasey has struck
For example, there’s the always stand out for me is onship. game. “Gatorade has been among the six girls and six them out.”
matter of what (not) to wear. that when they called from “It felt great to surprise on the sidelines fueling ath- boys, one male and one fe- John Coscia is the sports
Shirts can’t have logos on Gatorade they told me that Kasey with the Gatorade letic performance for years, male will be selected as the editor of the Chronicle and
them. No cut-off or short I should read the things that National Softball Player of so to be recognized by a Gatorade National Player can be reached at jcos-
shorts. No hats, sunglasses, others were saying about the Year award and wel- brand that understands the of the Year. The two recipi- [email protected]
halter tops or spaghetti straps Kasey’s character,” related come her into one of the game and truly helps ath- ents will then be presented or at [phone].
No black or white. No red or her father and head coach
green. No plaids or stripes — Kevin Fagan. “And that’s
and absolutely no pink. what makes me most proud
The first day of filming, as a father, is that people
many of the “cast” of about can see that. The person on
100 people came wearing the phone told me that
blue, which was a problem. everyone they talked to just
The next day, thinking they kept going back to Kasey’s
would stand out, many came character. He said the
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in yellow. things they were saying just 22000099
Mrs. Heimann said a blew them away. And that’s
wardrobe woman pushed what makes me feel great.
racks of spare clothing to Her mother and I are just so
every shoot location, switch- proud of her.”
ing people’s outfits to In addition to her high
achieve the exact look the marks for character, Kasey
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attraction itself, only to say she will play softball for the
it’s exactly like the Harry Gators, has even earned
Potter movies. high praise from those who
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streets, there’s a feeling of Kasey first learned she
‘wizardry’ — it’s in the air,”
Mrs. Heimann said. “The
imagination that went into
this is breathtaking.”
Amber got to ride one of
the rides 82 consecutive
times, several times alone
with just a cameraman be-
hind her.
“It was awesome!” she
said. “No waiting in line,
and it kept on going without
having to get off.”
Mrs. Heimann, chosen be-
cause of her red hair, rode it
only 39 times.
“It was a real learning ex-
perience,” Ken Heimann
said. “You go down there just
to be a gazer and you become
part of it. You think every-
thing is easy, but it’s not.”
“The kids thought it was
pretty cool, but I thought it
was hard work,” he said. “I
was glad to be back here
where I knew what I was
doing.”
Heimann, a pharmacist,
owns B&W Rexall in Inver-
ness.
“It was pretty surprising
to be picked,” said Zachary.
“I didn’t think it would hap-
pen for me.”
Each family member got
his or her own paycheck,
which Mrs. Heimann said
was “substantial” for five
days’ work. Zachary plans to
put his in savings toward
college; Kenny is saving for
a house, Amber used hers as
a down payment for her
2006 red convertible PT
Cruiser and Savannah has-
n’t decided what she’s going
to do with her money yet.
She just wants to take a
nap.
As for the family catching
the acting bug, the kids are MC
waiting for the next call, 0004Z
Heimann said.
“They girls are checking
their e-mails every day,” he
said. “It was exciting, and it
was good to get to share
their experiences.”
To preview the new Wiz-
arding World of Harry Pot-
ter, visit online at www.
universalorlando.com/
harrypotter.
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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
Federal grand jury indicts TBW chief
Around the
COUNTY
Ocala mortgage lender charged with conspiracy and fraud in TARP case
More candidates
qualify for ballot
Associated Press ning in its scale and com- before the Farkas was arrested Tues- and financed by large
Several more candidates
plexity” and that resulted in theft could day night while working out banks, according to the in-
qualified Wednesday to have WASHINGTON — A fed- losses of more than $1.9 bil- occur. in a gym that he owns in dictment. Colonial’s parent
their names appear on the eral grand jury has indicted lion, Lanny Breuer, the Jus- Once his Ocala, said Shawn Henry, company, ColonialBanc-
primary or general election the head of what was once tice Department’s assistant o f f i c e head of the FBI’s Washing- Group headquartered in
ballot. They were: among the largest privately attorney general for the started ex- ton, D.C., field office. Montgomery, Ala., filed for
■County Commission held mortgage lending com- criminal division, told a amining the Besides conspiracy, bankruptcy last August.
District 2: John “JJ” Kenney, panies for allegedly schem- news conference Wednes- company, “it Farkas is charged with bank The conspirators referred
Republican. ing to steal more than half a day. quickly be- fraud, wire fraud and secu- to the solution to covering
Lee Farkas
■County Commission billion dollars from the $700 The co-conspirators even came evi- rities fraud. the shortfalls as “Plan B,”
arrested
District 4: Rebecca Bays, Re- billion financial bailout. gave a name to their alleged dent we TBW, which originated according to the indictment.
Tuesday in
publican; Jim Brunswick, De- The indictment in Vir- effort to defraud the Treas- Ocala. were seeing and purchased billions of In separate civil charges,
ginia says that Lee Bentley ury: they called it Project something dollars in new residential the Securities and Ex-
mocrat.
■Mosquito Control Board Farkas and co-conspirators Squirrel, said Neil that went loans annually, began to ex- change Commission said
carried out the alleged plot MacBride, the U.S. attorney beyond the central fraud” perience cash flow prob- Farkas sold Colonial Bank
Seat 3: AnnMarie Anzalone
at their company, Taylor, for the eastern district of related to bailout money, lems in 2002. more than $1.5 billion in
Briercheck, Flo Jones and
Bean & Whitaker Corp. of Virginia. Barofsky said in an inter- In an effort to cover the fabricated or bad mortgage
Gena Vee John.
Ocala, where Farkas was Neil Barofsky, special in- view. He said his office told shortfalls, the company de- loans and securities.
Qualifying ends at noon
chief executive. spector general for the Treasury not to release the vised a scheme to misappro- Colonial Bank’s failure
Friday.
The attempt to get bailout bailout fund, said his of- $553 million it planned to priate funds from Colonial was the biggest of 2009, and
Water off this morning money was just one part of a fice’s investigators uncov- send to a bank affiliated Bank and from Ocala Fund- the sixth-largest in U.S. his-
scheme that was “truly stun- ered the alleged conspiracy with TBW. ing LLC, controlled by TBW tory.
in Crystal River
Crystal River businesses
may experience low water
pressure or no water Thurs-
Which side to fish?
day morning as city workers
conduct a line repair.
The repair work will occur
on both sides of U.S. 19 be-
tween Southeast Eighth Ter-
race and Northeast Second
Street. If businesses receive
no water, they will be under a
boil-water notice.
For more information, call
Crystal River city hall at 795-
4216.
Emergency workshop
addresses disabilities
WellFlorida Council will
be having a workshop on
emergency preparedness
for persons with disabilities.
The workshop, funded by
a federal Hospital Prepared- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle
ness grant through the Dis- Michael Kennedy searches for fish off one side this boat dock in Homosassa as a feathered friend searches for fish off the other side. Kennedy
ability Task Force of the was using a small rod and reel to catch pinfish to give to the great blue heron.
Department of Health and
WellFlorida Council, will be
in Building L4 at the College
of Central Florida-Lecanto
Officials: Smoking sparks fire
campus Friday, June 25. Around
Local emergency man-
agement authorities will be THE STATE
present to discuss not only
how persons with disabilities SHEMIR WILES Fishbowl Drive. that McNatt was in the intensive
should respond to emer- Chronicle When firefighters arrived, EMS care unit in critical condition. Miramar
gency or disaster situations, was already on the scene caring for Fire Rescue notified the State
but also how they can pre- A 61-year-old woman suffered Patsy McNatt, of Homosassa. Fire Fire Marshal’s Office to investigate Spirit Airlines makes a
pare for such events. burns from a fire Tuesday evening Rescue personnel searched the the cause of the fire. According to deal to end pilots’ strike
in Homosassa, according to Citrus home, but only found a light haze in- the report, McNatt was on oxygen.
Caretakers and advo-
County Fire Rescue. side the residence. There was no ac- Sam Venzio, spokesman for the Spirit Airlines made a deal
cates of persons with dis-
A fire incident report stated that tive fire, according to the report, so State Fire Marshal’s Office, said with its pilots on Wednesday
abilities, persons with
a fire engine was dispatched at 5:37 firefighters ventilated the home. Wednesday that it was determined that will end their five-day-old
disabilities who are inter-
p.m. to assist Nature Coast EMS Gail Tierney, spokeswoman for the fire was accidental due to smok- walkout, the union said.
ested in disaster prepared-
with a burn victim and to establish the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, ing. The airline said it will re-
ness, senior citizens, and
a landing zone for a medical heli- said McNatt was airlifted to Tampa Fire Rescue advises never to use sume flights on Friday. Pilots
organizations that serve
copter. While en route, the call was General Hospital. When the deputy open flames or smoke in the pres- were working out a back-to-
persons with disabilities are reportedly upgraded to a structure spoke with a hospital representative ence of bottled flammables or oxy- work agreement and techni-
especially encouraged to at- fire at 4370 S. Lewoods Drive off Tuesday, Tierney said he was told gen.
cally remain on strike until
tend.
that is done, said Andy Nel-
However, all residents are
son, the vice chairman of the
welcome.
Take care in this week’s extreme heat council for the Spirit branch
Advanced registration and
of the Air Line Pilots Associa-
a $10 fee are required. Lunch
tion.
will be included.
“Our intention is to help get
Those interested in partici-
pating should call 1 (877) Special to the Chronicle Boy dies with of ■th Se yfmolplotwominsg a orcec suervse:re. tnhineg a airsli nqeu ibcakclyk aunpd a enfdfi criuenn-tly
678-9355, ext. 333, or visit Due to the extreme heat condi- high body temp ■ The victim has heart problems or as possible,” he said. Spirit
www.wellflorida.org to regis- tions, health officials ask individuals high blood pressure.
ter or for more information. to be aware of the warning signs of MOUNT DORA — A 6-year-old cen- Otherwise, help the victim to cool had already canceled today’s
tral Florida boy whose body tempera- flights before the agreement
heat exhaustion. Heat exhaustion is off and seek medical attention if
Vets raising funds ture spiked to 108 degrees has died. was reached.
a milder form of heat-related illness symptoms worsen or last longer than
for van The Orlando Sentinelreported that A Spirit spokeswoman did
that can develop after exposure to one hour.
Chapter 70 of the Disabled high temperatures and inadequate the boy died Monday at a Tavares hos- If heat exhaustion is suspected, not immediately respond to a
American Veterans has or unbalanced replacement of flu- pital. According to Mount Dora police, cooling measures that may be effec- phone message seeking
ids. Those most prone to heat ex- the boy said he felt sick when he was tive include: comment.
launched a fundraising cam-
haustion are elderly people, people at a neighbor’s house for lunch. He ■ Drinking cool, nonalcoholic bev- Spirit pilots walked out Sat-
paign to purchase a van to
with high blood pressure and people was then taken to the hospital. erages, as directed by your physician. urday morning in a pay dis-
transport Citrus County veter-
working or exercising in a hot envi- An autopsy was expected to be con- ■ Resting is an air-conditioned en- pute, saying they ought to
ans to and from their resi-
ronment. ducted and police were investigating. vironment. make a wage comparable to
dences and the VA
Warning signs of heat exhaustion ■ Taking a cool shower, bath or their counterparts at other
Community Based Outpatient — Associated Press
vary but may include the following: sponge bath. discount airlines.
Clinic in Lecanto.Donations ■Heavy sweating. ■ Wearing lightweight clothing.
may be sent to DAV Chapter ■ Paleness. ■ Fainting. ■ Preventing sun burn, which dam- Tallahassee
70, Attn: Chapter Com- ■ Muscle cramps. ■ Skin: may be cool and moist. ages the skin’s ability to dissipate
mander Richard Floyd, 1039 ■ Tiredness. ■ Pulse rate: fast and weak. heat by wearing sunscreen of 30 spf. Sansom wants
N. Paul Drive, Inverness, FL ■ Weakness. ■ Breathing: fast and shallow. ■ For further information,visit charges dropped
34453. ■ Dizziness. If heat exhaustion is untreated, it www.citruscountyhealth.org or
DAV Chapter 70 recently ■ Headache. may progress to heat stroke. Seek http://emergency.cdc.gov/disasters/ Former Florida House
succeeded in acquiring ■ Nausea or vomiting. medical attention immediately if any extremeheat/ Speaker Ray Sansom and two
$20,000 in donations to pur- co-defendants charged with
chase a first van to transport grand theft were back in court
veterans to the VA Hospital in Wednesday to ask a judge to
Gainesville. The current School, county look at septic system removal dismiss the case against them.
fundraising campaign is for a State Attorney Willie Meggs,
second van to assist with meanwhile, wants Circuit Judge
transportation within the Terry Lewis to send the case to
AMANDA MIMS “The Floral City school is working “For years (the WRWSA)
county. a jury and set a trial date.
Chronicle on a septic system and they with the engaged a process to estab-
Lewis heard arguments for
are willing to look at re- school sys- lish minimum flows and
—From staff reports more than two hours Wednes-
It’s been said before that moving that septic system tem.” levels with respect to the
Correction day, but did not rule. He refused
the new wastewater treat- from that school site be- In other rivers, waterways to calcu-
last month to dismiss charges
ment plant in Inverness cause it takes up a lot of business, late ... the underground
of grand theft and conspiracy
will pave the way for the valuable space,” DiGio- the Inver- reservoir and what it may
Due to reporter error, a against the men.
elimination of some septic vanni said. ness City be able to support.”
story on Page A1 of Wednes- Sansom resigned from the
day’s edition, “Speakers talk traonukn dsinysgt eamresa si. nN otwhe, p lsaunrs- is “rTehaed yc otuon wtyo grko vwerinthm tehnet DiGFiroavnaknni Cdeociudnedc tiol na“lTizheed WthReW pSlaAn ,h”a ssa nido tD fii-- House in February to focus on
safety with seniors,” warrants are under way to do that. city and look at service ask the Giovanni, who his legal challenges. He faces
wastewater
correcting. Seniors vs. Crime At Tuesday’s Inverness areas — service districts — treatment plant Withla- recommended that the criminal charges for allegedly
is the correct name of the City Council meeting, City between Inverness and Flo- will replace coochee council request a presenta- appropriating $6 million so a
program jointly supported by Manager Frank DiGiovanni ral City. Of course we are some septic Regional tion. Panhandle college could build
the sheriff’s office and the said county government is available and ready to take systems. W a t e r “This will impact every- an airplane hangar for use by a
Florida Attorney General’s working with the school the lead on putting together Supply one. I don’t know that it’ll political supporter and Republi-
Office. board on plans to eliminate those districts (and) work- Authority to make a pres- impact people negatively, can Party donor.
The Chronicleregrets the the septic system at a Floral ing with county government entation to the city on the but it’s going to impact
error. City school. and of course eventually authority’s new water plan. everyone.” —From wire reports
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LAWYERS
For the RECORD members of the Bar to fol-
low the code of conduct,”
Grant said. “It’s very dis-
Citrus County went to release McDaniel, Mc- Homosassa, at 5 p.m. June 10, on ■A burglary to a conveyance Continued from Page A1
Sheriff’s Office Daniel started punching her a felony charge of possession of and a petit theft occurred at ap- turbing if lawyers are solic-
again. McDaniel reportedly said a firearm by a convicted felon and proximately 9 p.m. on June 14 in iting work. I would
Domestic battery when she was placed in a head- a violation of probation on an orig- the 3800 block of N. Tamarisk “In the event of a disas- encourage any citizen ap-
arrests lock, she did begin swinging and inal charge of aggravated battery Avenue, Beverly Hills. ter, such as the current oil proached by an attorney to
■Zebulan Ryan Impton, 21, striking the woman. According to causing bodily harm. No bond. ■A burglary to an unoccupied spill, The Florida Bar is on immediately contact The
of Beverly Hills, at 3:39 a.m. Fri- the report, two witnesses stated ■ Austin McCray Stauffer, residence occurred at approxi- high alert for violations of Florida Bar.”
day on a misdemeanor charge of they saw McDaniel tackle the 20, of 2491 E. North St., Inver- mately midnight on May 1 in the its rules, especially with re- Anyone with information
domestic battery. According to woman and begin punching her ness, at 3:06 a.m. Friday on a 7050 block of W. Wild Oak Place, gard to solicitation,” said that a lawyer is engaging in
Impton’s arrest report, an 18-year- in the stomach. No bond. misdemeanor charge of loitering. Homosassa. John Berry, director of the solicitation should report
old Beverly Hills woman said she Bond $500. Bar’s Legal the lawyer to
was “play fighting” with a friend Other arrests Thefts Division. “The County The Florida
winh tehne sfhaece w. aTsh aec wciodmenatanl ltyo sldtr uthcek 29■, oTfi m53o1th0y N J.a mReedsw Aonodde rAsvoen.,, ■A buBrgularryg tloa arni eunsoccupied at ■ap Ap rpoextiimt tahteeflty o 6f mp.amil .o ocnc uJrurneed Fwliollr bidea v igilBaanrt to host oil Bora rc. oQmuepslatiionntss
deputy that Impton became angry Hernando, at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday structure occurred at approxi- 14 in the 650 block of N. Citrus in investigat- spill workshop about a law -
and tried to start a fight with the on an active Citrus County war- mately 3:30 p.m. on June 11 in Avenue, Crystal River.
friend. The woman reportedly rant for a misdemeanor charge of the 400 block of N.E. Third ■ A petit theft occurred at ap- ing all com- To inform the public yer’s conduct
tried to calm Impton down twice battery. Bond $500. Street, Crystal River. proximately midnight on June 10 plaints filed about the status of the can be re-
and she was shoved both times ■Laquon D. Knight, 23, of ■A burglary to an unoccupied in the 10200 block of N. Ocean against indi- oil spill, the county’s ported to The
vidual lawyers Florida Bar’s
with the last time causing her to 1200 N.E. 1st St.., Crystal River, residence occurred at approxi- Drive, Citrus Springs. plans and prepara-
who may be in Attorney Con-
fall backward into a water heater. at 6:10 p.m. Tuesday on an ac- mately 9 a.m. on June 8 in the ■ A petit theft of medication tions if the oil spill hits
According to the report, Impton tive Citrus County warrant for 180 block of N. Kershaw Way, In- occurred at approximately 6 p.m. violation of its waters and shores, sumer Assis-
admitted to shoving the woman felony charges of sale of a con- verness. on June 14 in the 6700 block of the solicita- and what economic tance Program
and said he did it because he was trolled substance and posses- ■A burglary to an unoccupied W. Park Drive, Homosassa. tion rules.” resources will be (ACAP) by call-
angry. No bond. sBioonnd o $f 1a5 ,c0o0n0t.rolled substance. conveyance occurred at approx- ■ A grand theft occurred at whSeotlhiceirt abtiyo na, available, an informa- i(8n6g6 ) 35to2l-l0-7fr0e7e.
Du■nnAeullothn,u ar t L9e:0e6 A pu.mst.i Jnu, n6e6 ,1 o0,f ■Launa Kay McMurray, 26, itmhea t1e1ly0 03 :b3l0o cak.m o.f oEn. AJumnbee 1rj3a cink ainp pthroex 2im60a0te lbyl o9c ak. mof. oWn. MWaoyo 1d1- lawyer person- tbioeneanl swcohrekdsuhloepd hfraosm If you be-
on a felony charge of aggravated of 2064 N. Blue Max Point, Her- Drive, Hernando. land Ridge Drive, Lecanto. ally or by 9 to 10:30 a.m. Friday lieve a person
nando, at 6:09 p.m. Tuesday on someone else offering legal
assault with intent to kill. Accord- ■A burglary to an unoccupied ■ A grand theft occurred at at College of Central
felony charges of possession of on his or her representa-
ing to Austin’s arrest report, a 29- a controlled substance (oxy- structure occurred at approxi- approximately 9 a.m. on April 1 in behalf, is pro- Florida’s (formerly tion is not a
year-old Dunnellon man said codone, alprazolam and soma) mately 7:30 a.m. on June 13 in the 800 block of Longfellow Ter- hibited, ac- CFCC) Lecanto cam- lawyer or is
Austin confronted him in his bed- and resisting an officer without vi- the 3200 block of E. Dave Lane, race, Floral City. cording to Bar pus. It will be spon- not eligible to
room wielding a golf club and olence. Bond $6,500. Inverness. ■ A petit theft occurred at ap- Rule. Solicita- sored by the county practice law in
tsthhareied a hAtoeuunssitneing wctohh akilseilel dh“s imhwi.imn Tg htihnerg om uthgaehn W.■ RDosaewdna lKe .D Wriviled,s H, 3o9m, oosf a7s5s2a4, scturr■urceAtdu b raeut r gaalnapdrpy r otaox iapmnea tuitten lotyhc ec4fu tp po.imecd-. ptHhroeom x2io3m0saa0ts ebsllyao .cnko oonf S o. nH Juull nTee r1ra3c ein, tainoyn incdluirdeecst ciffo’sm omffiiscsei,o wn;h tihche eshne-r- FThloer idaF, lorciadlal
golf club at him and threatening at 12:09 a.m. Wednesday on an face-to-face compasses Bar Unli-
to end his life,” the report stated. active Citrus County warrant for on June 13 in the 1900 block of ■ A petit theft occurred at ap- contact, by Emergency Manage- censed Prac-
E. Amberjack Drive, Hernando. proximately midnight on June 15
When the deputy approached a violation of probation on an telephone, fax ment; the Citrus tice of Law
Austin, Austin reportedly said, original felony charge of grand ■A burglary to an unoccupied in the 5800 block of W. Spicey or telegraph. It County Chamber of Department at
“(The man) came back, starting theft. No bond. residence occurred at approxi- Hill Drive, Homosassa. includes pass- Commerce; Citrus [phone],
his same old (expletive), I ■ Michael Walter Allen Jr., mately 2:30 p.m. on June 14 in Vandalisms ing out busi- County Economic De- ext. 5840.
chased him around with a golf 35, and Amy Lou McGlocklin, the 700 block of N.E. Ninth ■ A vandalism occurred at ap- ness cards or velopment Council, If you want
club and told him I was going to 29 of 10924 W. Oliver St., Ho- Street, Crystal River. proximately 1 a.m. on June 12 in other law firm Citrus County Tourism to hire an at-
kill him if he did not get out of my mosassa, at 11:04 p.m. Tuesday ■A burglary to an unoccupied the 1600 block of W. Oregon information, Development Council torney, the
house.” No bond. on a felony charge of grand theft. residence and a grand theft oc- Court, Hernando. according to Lawyer Refer-
and CLM Workforce
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meanor charge of domestic bat- metics and food from the Sweet- ■A burglary to an unoccupied block of S. Rainbow Drive, Inver- Bill Grant, you in contact-
tery. According to McDaniel’s bay Supermarket on U.S. 19 in structure occurred at approxi- ness. president of the Citrus ing an attorney in Florida
arrest report, a 36-year-old Ho- Homosassa. Bonds $2,000. mately 7 p.m. on June 14 in the ■ A vandalism occurred at ap- County Bar Association, with expertise relevant to
mosassa woman said she and ■Kendall Cornell Lewis, 20, 4300 block of E. McCartney proximately 4 p.m. on June 13 in said he is representing sev- your situation. The Lawyer
McDaniel were arguing when of 471 S. Willowwood Place, Loop, Inverness. the 1000 block of Cedar Avenue, eral county fishing guides, Referral Service may be
McDaniel tackled her and began Crystal River, at 12:22 a.m. ■A burglary to an unoccupied Inverness. restaurants and hotels in reached at [phone]
hitting her in the arm and stom- Wednesday on a felony charge residence occurred at approxi- ■ A vandalism occurred at ap- claims against BP. Each (Florida only) or (800) 342-
ach. The woman told the deputy of possession of a controlled sub- mately noon on June 14 in the proximately 6 p.m. on June 14 in client approached him for 8060 (national). The
she was able to put McDaniel stance (cannabis). Bond $5,000. 5050 block of W. Rollingview the 5200 block of W. Dunnellon his services, he said. Florida Bar’s website ad-
into a headlock, but when she ■John Paul Boutiette, 41, of Place, Lecanto. Road, Dunnellon. “I would encourage all dress is floridabar.com.
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CITRUSCOUNTY(FL) CHRONICLE OBITUARIES THURSDAY, JUNE17, 2010 A5
National Cemetery. There Wildcats, Floral City, FL. 1941. Our Lord called him served our country in the
will be no calling hours at He retired from Florida home on Sunday, June 13, United States Navy during
the funeral home. In lieu of Power Corporation after 35 2010. He moved to Kissim- the Vietnam War from 1968
flowers, the family requests years of service and was a mee, FL, in 1980 and came to 1972. He was a dedicated
David that donations be made to prior operations superin- to Floral City in 1995. He man to his family and Thomas
The American Cancer Soci- tendent and manager at the was an Army veteran in the friends and was of the
Crosby, 71 Shamany, 82
ety of Inverness, 140 Sports- Crystal River nuclear power 101st Airborne. Catholic faith. Denny was a
HOMOSASSA mans Pt. #B, Inverness, FL plant. After retirement, he He is survived by his Union Brother to the 2292 INVERNESS
34453. enjoyed RVing, visiting his wife, Janice Mass; two Carpenters Local until he
David Crosby, age 71, Thomas E. Shamany, 82,
Sign the guest book at vacation home in the North daughters, Lisa Mass, Wa- became ill. He enjoyed gar-
passed away June 9, 2010. Inverness, died June 16, 2010,
www.chronicleonline.com. Georgia mountains with his terville, Maine; Tiffaney dening and had a green
He was born Oct. 8, 1938. He in the HPH Hospice Care
wife Frances and spending Benson, St. Cloud, FL; two thumb. He also enjoyed
was a local businessman, Unit of Inverness. A native of
Charlotte time with his grandchil- sons, Joseph Brown, Ho- NASCAR, football, helping
doing seamless gutters and Sheppton, PA., he was born
Horrigan, 93 dren. mosassa and Thomas others in the county who
mobile-home repairs; his on Jan. 19, 1928, to the late
He is survived by three Brown of Kissimmee; his needed help, and loved his
wife, Mary Ellen Crosby, will HERNANDO John and Elizabeth Shamany
daughters: Kimberly brother, Richard Mass, and granddaughter’s dog Bailie.
now be in charge of the and moved to this area from
Charlotte A. Horrigan, 93, Schleitwiler and husband his mother, Freida San- He also enjoyed fishing
business. Davis served our Newark, Delaware, in 2006.
of Hernando, FL, died on Jason of Dunnellon, FL, droni, both of Floral City; when he was able to a few
country in He retired from the U.S.
June 15, 2010, at the Hos- Kathryn Marshall of Citrus five grandchildren, Ryan, years back.
the U.S. Postal Service with more
pice Care Unit at Citrus Me- Springs, FL, and Teresa Jessica, Melonie, Michael, In addition to his father,
Army. than 30 years of service as a
morial Hospital. Charlotte Norris of Homosassa, FL; and Dylan; four great- George Paul, he was pre-
He is sur- letter carrier and attended
was born on October 16, five grandchildren; one grandchildren. ceded in death by his
vived by his Our Lady of Grace Catholic
1916, in Marquette, MI, the great-grandchild; and one Ron will be dearly grandparents, John and
loving wife, Church. He served our coun-
daughter of the late Charles sister, Luanne Marshall Wil- missed and never be forgot- Lora Crowe. Mr. Paul is sur-
Mary Ellen try in the U.S. Army and was
and Lucille Brady. She grad- son of Homosassa, FL. ten. A Celebration of Life vived by his wife of 31
Crosby, and a graduate of Union Town-
uated from Eastern Michi- A visitation will be held will be Friday, June 18, at 4 years, Catherine Connelly
two daugh- ship High School in Shepp-
gan University with a on Sunday, June 20, 2010, p.m. at the Wishing Stone in Paul, Hernando; son
David ters, Dodie ton, PA.
Crosby and Lori Bachelors of Fine Arts de- from 4 to 6 p.m. from the Floral City. Family and Michael Dennis Paul Jr., He is survived by his
gree. Charlotte was a tal- Strickland Funeral Home friends are invited. Ron also of Hernando; daughter
Dawn. David was also step- daughter, Elizabeth “Betsy”
ented artist, specializing in Chapel in Crystal River, FL, says, “Just One More.” Chas. Katherine Christine
father to Larry Chartrand Shamany of Inverness. He
both oil painting and water- followed by a funeral serv- E. Davis Funeral Home Arafiles and son-in-law
and grandfather to Israel was preceded in death by
colors. She also taught col- ice on Monday, June 21, with Crematory in charge Michael Arafiles, Palm
Chartrand, Christian and his wife, Kathleen Shamany,
lege art courses. Charlotte 2010, at 10:30 a.m. at the of cremation arrangements. Harbor; granddaughter
Christine. Also survived by May 16, 1994.
moved to Hernando in 2000 Gulf to Lake Church in Crys- No calling hours at the fu- Kaleigh Christine Peebles,
a great-granddaughter, The Mass of Christian Bur-
from Fort Pierce, FL. She tal River, FL, with Pastor neral home. Palm Harbor; brother-in-
Tara; sister, Susan; and ialwill be offered on Friday,
was a member of Grace Bible Lloyd Bertine officiating. Sign the guest book at law, John Connelly, Her-
brothers Michael, Phillip June 18, at 1 p.m. from Our
Fellowship in Inverness. Interment will follow at the www.chronicleonline.com. nando; mother Rose
and Thomas; also many Lady of Grace Catholic Church
She was preceded in Stage Pond Cemetery in Johnson; sister Susan Stotz
nieces and nephews. in Beverly Hills. Burial will
death by her husband, Em- Hernando Co., FL, with mil- and husband Jim; and
A Celebration of Life will follow in All Saints Cemetery
mett J. Horrigan; brothers itary honors provided by the nephew Christopher Berry
be at 3 p.m. Saturday, June Lee and Marvin Harkinson; American Legion Post 155 and his family, all of Fred- in Wilmington, Delaware
19, at the Crystal River and grandson, Mark Sawka. Crystal River. The family re- ericktown, MO., and many under the direction of the
Moose Lodge, 1855 S. Sun- Michael ‘Denny’ close friends and family Doherty Funeral Home in
Survivors include her quests in lieu of flowers
coast Blvd., Homosassa. Paul Sr., 62 friends in Citrus County. A Wilmington, Delaware. The
daughter, Maureen Mon- those who wish may make a
Burial will be at a later date celebration of his life will Chas. E. Davis Funeral
etta; her husband, Alan, of memorial contribution to HERNANDO
at the Florida National be held privately at a later Home of Inverness is in
Bokeelia, FL; grandsons Hospice of Citrus County
Cemetery, Bushnell. Michael Dennis “Denny” date. charge of local arrangements.
Matthew Sawka of Coral P.O. Box 641270 Beverly
Sign the guest book at Paul Sr., 62, of Hernando, We sat beside your bed- There will be no calling
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A6 THURSDAY, JUNE17, 2010 STOCKS CITRUSCOUNTY(FL) CHRONICLE
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Citigrp 3802629 3.99 ... GoldStr g 38595 4.06 -.04 Cisco 731421 23.29 -.04 can Stock Exchange. Tables show name, price and net change. AK Steel .20 1.4 50 14.40 -.15-32.6 Lowes .44 1.9 19 23.20 -.73 -.8
BP PLC 2275602 31.85 +.45 KodiakO g 25657 3.73 +.11 PwShs QQQ730882 46.90 +.19 Name:Stocks appear alphabetically by the company’s full name (not abbrevia- AT&T Inc 1.68 6.6 12 25.52 -.02 -9.0 McDnlds 2.20 3.1 17 70.29 -.11+12.6
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LOSERS($2 ORMORE) LOSERS($2 ORMORE) LOSERS($2 ORMORE) ceivership, or being reorganized under the bankruptcy law. Appears in front of the name. HomeDp .95 2.9 19 32.14 -.12+11.1 VerizonCm 1.90 6.5 31 29.18 +.07-11.9
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IBM 2.60 2.0 13130.35 +.56 -.4 Walgrn .55 1.9 13 29.24 -.94-20.4
NokiaCp 8.77 -1.05 -10.7 AdcareH wt 2.05 -.20 -8.9 VlyNBc wt 3.25 -1.23 -27.5
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BrasT C n 9.43 -.90 -8.7 FiveStar 3.51 -.26 -6.9 MillIndia un 2.80 -.50 -15.2 52-Week Net % YTD % 52-wk
Stonerdg 8.92 -.83 -8.5 ChiArmM 3.90 -.28 -6.7 InfoLgx rsh 5.19 -.91 -14.9 High Low Name Last Chg Chg Chg % Chg Request stocks or mutual funds to be listed here by writing
11,258.01 8,087.19Dow Jones Industrials 10,409.46 +4.69 +.05 -.18+22.50
DIARY DIARY DIARY 4,812.87 2,988.88Dow Jones Transportation 4,419.26 -47.99 -1.07 +7.80+39.10 the Chronicle, Attn: Stock Requests, 1624 N. Meadowcrest
Advanced 1,266 Advanced 218 Advanced 1,077 408.57 342.02Dow Jones Utilities 379.44 +2.21 +.59 -4.67 +9.03 Blvd., Crystal River, FL 34429; or call 563-5660. Include
Declined 1,821 Declined 260 Declined 1,570 7,743.74 5,552.82NYSE Composite 6,976.08 -13.80 -.20 -2.91+18.95
Unchanged 120 Unchanged 42 Unchanged 140 1,994.20 1,497.10Amex Index 1,886.92 +5.11 +.27 +3.40+19.74 the name of the stock, market and ticker symbol. For mu-
Total issues 3,207 Total issues 520 Total issues 2,787 2,535.28 1,727.05Nasdaq Composite 2,305.93 +.05 ... +1.62+27.54
New Highs 54 New Highs 7 New Highs 56 1,219.80 869.32S&P 500 1,114.61 -.62 -.06 -.04+22.39 tual funds, list parent company, symbol and the exact name
New Lows 27 New Lows 5 New Lows 26 12,847.91 8,900.27Wilshire 5000 11,717.04 -16.05 -.14 +1.46+25.65 of the fund. Staff will not provide real-time quotes.
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CITRUSCOUNTY(FL) CHRONICLE BUSINESS THURSDAY, JUNE17, 2010 A7
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Name NAV Chg Name NAV Chg HOWTO READTHE MUTUAL FUNDTABLES
Advance Capital I: Eaton Vance A:
Balanc p 14.28 ... ChinaA p 20.37 -.01 Here are the 1,000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasdaq. Tables show the fund name, sell
RetInc 8.37 +.02 AMTFMuInc 9.67 -.01 price or Net Asset Value (NAV) and daily net change.
Alger Funds B: MultiCGrA 7.03 +.01
SmCapGr 5.62 +.01 InBosA 5.51 +.01 Name: Name of mutual fund and family.
AllianceBern A: LgCpVal 16.52 -.01 NAV: Net asset value.
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AllianceBern Adv: Eaton Vance B: the end of a homebuyer tax
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“Enlightened people seldom or never
PPage IA8-N THURSDAY,I JUNEO 17, 2010 N possess a sense of responsibility.”
George Orwell, 1903-1950
CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
Hey, you trusted them
CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Gerry Mulligan..........................................publisher
Every time a BP Duh, let’s build us a oil-collecting contraption, which
Charlie Brennan ............................................editor
executive ap- big ol’ steel dome and is said to be siphoning 15,000 bar-
Neale Brennan ........promotions/community affairs
pears on televi- drop it on the leak. rels daily from the fractured well-
Mike Arnold ..........................................HR director sion, I think of the If that don’t work, head. The company has promised
Cheri Harris......................................features editor garage scene from the we’ll blast us some golf that within days it will be captur-
Curt Ebitz........................................citizen member movie “Animal House.” balls and shredded ing “a vast majority” of the flow
Founded Mac Harris......................................citizen member An expensive car be- tires into the hole. from the Deepwater Horizon.
by Albert M. longing to Flounder’s Or maybe a giant Unfortunately, attaching the
Williamson Cliff Pierson ....................................guest member
brother has just been sody straw might do new device required re-cutting
“You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” trashed on a drunken the trick! the riser in a way that actually in-
— David S. Arthurspublisher emeritus road trip, and the Carl Hiaasen Obviously these creased the volume of the leak.
smooth-talking Otter OTHER boneheads didn’t have Many experts believe that mil-
comforts the dis- VOICES a workable Plan B. lions more gallons than before
STRIKING A BALANCE traught Delta pledge Worse, nobody in gov- are now pouring into Gulf waters.
with these cheery words: ernment figured that out until it So, at the end of the day, all we
“You (messed) up! You trusted was too late. really know for certain is this:
Cut through us! Hey, make the best of it.” This is what millions of dollars The oil keeps gushing, and no-
If only the BP guys were half as in campaign contributions buys body’s figured out how to stop it.
honest. — a free pass from Washington. That much we can see for our-
Incredibly, almost eight weeks The federal Minerals Manage- selves on the dreary underwater
after the Deepwater Horizon oil ment Service basically worked video.
rig exploded in the Gulf of Mex- for Big Oil. Back on land, not a soul is able
regulatory
ico, the company that caused the It was a relationship that flour- to state with certainty how much
disaster remains the primary ished during the Bush-Cheney has been spilled, where it will
source of information about it. years, and not much changed end up or what the ultimate dam-
Predictably, much of that infor- when Barack Obama took office. age will be to the Gulf and be-
mation has been stupendously, Despite serious safety issues yond.
tragically wrong, starting with the throughout BP’s North American Meanwhile, the coastal marshes
red tape
low-ball estimates of how much operations, the MMS blithely ac- of Louisiana are dying, and brown
crude was leaking into the sea. cepted the company’s word that glop soils the beaches of Alabama
BP didn’t know the answer everything was peachy on Missis- and northwest Florida. The
when the rig went down, and it sippi Canyon Block 252 in the seafood industry is being crip-
doesn’t know the answer now. No- Gulf of Mexico. pled, and tourism is reeling.
body does. Even today, in the midst of the And our government, which
Every day we see streaming worst oil spill in history, the possesses neither the technology
Did God need a blueprint goals found in the Comprehen-
underwater video of that mile- Obama administration is still re- nor the expertise to plug the leak,
to create the Garden of sive Plan. They are broad and
deep gout of oil, billowing and lying largely on BP’s word, al- is stuck in a grim alliance with
Eden? Or a Comprehen- reasonable and meant to serve
unstaunched. The image is only though by necessity and not the perpetrators.
sive Plan? Theological ques- all citizens through balance, ef- slightly less sickening than the choice. Oil spills are like hurricanes:
tions aside, what if ficiency, preservation and pictures of dead sea turtles and CEO Tony Hayward continues One is all it takes to change
Michelangelo needed voter ap- growth. Encourage growth but gagging pelicans. to say things that would merely everything.
proval at the Sistine Chapel? protect natural resources; pro- Some people I know can’t bear be silly if not for the dire context. From the president to the in-
Would such a great work of art vide safety yet be efficient; pre- to watch anymore, so painful are Last week he declared that, de- dustry’s cheerleaders in Con-
have been realized? serve yet enhance; provide the feelings of helplessness and spite the findings of several sets gress to all those state and
Beauty is in the eye of the be- access, but don’t destroy. frustration. What’s happening be- of researchers, no submerged federal regulators, too many peo-
holder, but what if there are Goals lead to objectives, fore our eyes is the slow murder plumes of petroleum are spread- ple accepted the oil executives’
many beholders? which lead to of one of the world’s most bounti- ing through the Gulf. sunny assurance that deepwater
ful bodies of water, a crime pre- “The oil is on the surface,” drilling posed no serious threat
The develop- policies, which
ment of modern THE ISSUE: lead to rules. The cipitated by reckless corporate Hayward said. “There are no to this country.
decisions and abetted by our own plumes.” In the immortal words of Otter,
communities is LDC is a living
The Land government. He sounds just like the pet- you messed up.
not an easy task. document; it gets
Development Code. Imagine a so-called regulatory shop owner in the famous Monty You trusted them.
The state of amended to re-
process that allows oil companies Python sketch who is trying to
Florida requires flect changing ———■———
OUR OPINION: to sink a drill 5,000 feet or even convince a disgruntled customer
communities to times and arising 10,000 feet through a living ocean that his extremely dead parrot is Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for
have a Compre- Rules must help, issues. There without any reliable backup for only napping. the Miami Herald. Readers may
hensive Plan to not hinder. have been nearly when a blowout preventer fails to As of this writing, the latest write to him at: 1 Herald Plaza,
guide us with traf- 200 amendments prevent a blowout. news from BP concerns its new Miami, Fla., 33132.
fic, libraries, pro- to it since it was
tection of natural resources, created in 1990. Both the Com-
potable water, stormwater re- prehensive Plan and Land De-
tention, housing, aviation, pub- velopment Code are meant to
lic transportation and of assist all citizens and help us
course sewage, to name a few. build a better future for all.
The Comprehensive Plan lists Recently, a group of citizens
goals for all types of develop- familiar with the Land Devel-
ment, as well as objectives and opment Code gathered to dis-
the policies needed to achieve cuss the need to improve it.
these goals. The Comprehen- They recognize the LDC must
sive Plan is well named — it is be more user-friendly, so citi-
comprehensive, but it does not zens can understand it, without
exist alone. To guide the details needing a lawyer.
and technicalities of how to The LDC must not place an
achieve these worthy goals, undue burden on those who at-
there is the Land Development tempt to improve our county.
Code (LDC), a 14-inch-thick And like so many rules, the
binder of procedures and rules. question must be asked: Why is
It has been said that the devil it there?
is in the details. The devil Is this rule a help, or hin-
would get a kick out of the drance? Regulations are like
LDC, which has the unenviable weeds, they need pruning to
task of detailing all the minu- yield growth and beauty.
tiae a society needs to ensure We applaud the efforts to
compliance with the policies simplify and untangle the
and objectives of the Compre- weeds of regulation. We also
hensive Plan. While the Com- realize how a good vision
prehensive Plan may be akin to sharpens the tools we need to
a community Bible, the LDC ensure Citrus County becomes
contains the rules man creates a community that is envied for
LETTERS to the Editor
to follow it. its beauty, and not burdened by
It is hard to argue with the red tape.
Schools work to be involved, also. When I hear
OPINIONS INVITED
parents complaining that their
Hot Corner: OIL SPILL People are always telling me ■ The opinionsexpressed in Chroni- children are doing badly and it’s
how terrible the education in cleeditorials are the opinions of because the schools are bad, I
Kill ’em all! people picketing BP stations. the Citrus schools is. Well, I don’t the editorial board of the newspa- want to laugh. Sometimes I ask
Well, that’s not the thing to do. agree. My daughter, Jesse, went per. them if they ever read a book with
Capital punishment. Four to five We should shop at BP to Inverness Primary, Inverness ■ Viewpointsdepicted in political their children instead of sitting
yweoarrlds atogook, tah efi nwahnoclieal SOUND because we don’t want Middle School and Citrus High cnaort tnoeocness, scaorliulym rnesp roers elenttt etrhse do them in front of the TV or some
them to go bankrupt. School. She graduated in 2006 opinion of the editorial board. video game, and I get “the look.”
ppleuonpglee’ sth laivte ds eavnadstated OFF They have to keep mak- with a 4.5 GPA, received Bright ■ Groups or individualsare invited Yes, we read together, ate din-
ing money so that they Futures 100 percent, the Rotary
changed the world for- to express their opinions in a let- ner together every night and
ever. There were a few can pay America and can Scholarship and a scholarship ter to the editor. were involved all the way. Sure,
specific individuals who clean it up for us. And if from Progress Energy. That is ■ Personswishing to address the sometimes Jesse wanted to burn
were directly responsible, you stop buying gas quite an accomplishment for any editorial board, which meets her books. But she knew at a
there, what good’s that student. So, thank you to all the weekly, should call Mike Arnoldat
just as there were spe- going to do anybody? So, teachers who came into contact [phone]. young age that to get anywhere
cific individuals responsi- CALL come on, let’s keep with Jesse. What an awesome ■ All lettersmust be signed and in- she needed an education. We did
ble for the Nazi 563-0579 America going here and job you all did. clude a phone number and home- the best we could, but Jesse did
Holocaust, 9/11 and town, including letters sent via the rest.
other tragedies against no bankruptcy for that Jesse went on to FSU, where e-mail. Names and hometowns So how does a student get
company. That would be she stayed on the Dean’s and will be printed; phone numbers
humanity. The oil spill is ahead? Parents, you need to be
the easiest thing we could do. President’s lists throughout her will not be published or given out.
a human tragedy caused by God bless all of us. undergraduate studies. You only ■ We reservethe right to edit let- there for your children, good or
human neglect, contributing to bad, because you know what?
the death of our entire planet. Prayer needed get on the President’s List if you tgeorosd f otar sleten.gth, libel, fairness and Kids are smart and they know
have a 4.0 GPA.
Those who willingly accept the ■ Lettersmust be no longer than whether or not you care.
large salaries for their positions in There’s one thing we haven’t Jesse applied to their graduate 350 words, and writers will be Students, if you want it, go out
the oil industry, who are responsi- done about the oil spill, and that’s program. Not only did she make limited to three letters per month. and get it, because our world is
ble for this crime against the to have a community prayer meet- it, she received full funding and ■ SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, shifting. The bachelor’s degree
human race and our planet, ing. Is somebody going to start a $20,000-a-year stipend. Jesse 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Crys- is now the new high school
should receive the punishment one? It would be a good idea. will graduate with her doctorate tal River, FL 34429. Or, fax to diploma. So go for the highest
commensurate to the crime. Fixed and have no loans, no payments (le3t5t2er) s5@6c3h-3ro2n8i0cl, eoorn eli-nmea.cilo tmo. education you can. Jesse gradu-
to anyone. She also received no-
Keep buying ated Summa Cum Laude. Who
As far as I’m concerned, the oil tification that she graduated in
knows where her life will lead
Well, we’re all very thankful for spill, the energy crisis and the the top 10 of her class 2010, re- the teachers in the Citrus County her. But she is off to a great start.
Sound Off. We get to get our opin- economy are as good as fixed. ceived a plaque and a check. school system did.
ion out there. On June 15, the St. Obama gave a speech and Con- Thank you to FSU for seeing It is not just up to the teachers Gigi Klein
Pete Times stated that there were gress is having a hearing. something in my daughter, just as to get the job done. Parents have Inverness
THE CHRONICLEinvites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about any subject. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record.
COMMENTSwill be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers.
CITRUSCOUNTY(FL) CHRONICLE THURSDAY, JUNE17, 2010 A9
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owners, for the fishermen, The apologetic talk was in the fall, followed by $1.25 ted gross negligence or will- jab at BP, the deal was made
for the shrimpers, this is not expected to continue Thurs- billion per quarter until the ful misconduct, the civil fine public by Obama aides even
just a matter of dollars and day when company CEO $20 billion figure is reached. could be up to $4,300 per while the much-anticipated
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cents. ... A lot of these folks Tony Hayward will face Aware that a healthy BP is barrel, approaching $12 bil- White House confrontation
don’t have a cushion.” sharp questions from law- in everyone’s interest, lion. was under way.
Obama had said was his On the driveway outside, makers on Capitol Hill. Obama gave a plug for what So far, 66,000 claims have The showdown opened
non-negotiable demand: BP Chairman Carl-Henric In prepared testimony ob- he called “a strong and vi- been filed, $81 million with an apology from Svan-
that the fund and the claims Svanberg apologized for tained by The Associated able company” — a day awarded and 26,000 checks berg and a recitation from
process be administered in- “this tragic accident that Press, Hayward expressed after he had accused it of cut, said Coast Guard Adm. Obama of the ills he has
dependently from BP. It should never have hap- contrition for the spill and its recklessness. Thad Allen. seen on his visits to the Gulf.
won’t be a government fund, pened.” effects and said he was “per- BP shares gyrated as the The $20 billion escrow The two sides broke up sev-
either, but will be led by the “We care about the small sonally devastated” by “these events unfolded. They rose fund can be used to pay all eral times to talk privately
administration’s “pay czar,” people,” he said. tragic events.” He pledged, more than 5 percent to $33 claims, including environ- or for Obama’s aides to go
Kenneth Feinberg, better That comment wasn’t as “We will not rest until the after Obama’s words of sup- mental damages and state consult with him, as the
known as the man who over- well-received as the prom- well is under control, and we port. But they slipped back and local response costs, president stayed for the first
saw the $7 billion govern- ise of compensation. will meet all our obligations as investors digested the full with the exception of fines 20 minutes but only ducked
ment fund for families of “We’re not small people,” to clean up the spill and ad- extent of BP’s commit- and penalties. in and out after that. At one
victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, said Justin Taffinder of New dress its environmental and ments, ending the day with Resolving one particu- point, Obama and Svanberg
terrorist attacks. Orleans. “We’re human be- economic impacts.” a gain of 45 cents to close at larly thorny dispute be- spent 25 minutes alone in
The April 20 explosion of ings. They’re no greater In creating a victims’ com- $31.85 per share. tween BP and the the Oval Office.
an offshore oil rig killed 11 than us. We don’t bow down pensation fund, BP will set The company’s potential government, the company Afterward, the two men
workers and sent millions of to them.” aside $20 billion worth of as- liabilities, including also agreed to establish a had respectful words for
gallons of crude spewing Added Terry Hanners, sets from its U.S. operations cleanup costs, victims’ com- separate $100 million fund each other, with the chair-
into the water from the bro- who has a small construction and retrieve them as it pensation and civil fines, to support oil rig workers man seeming to praise what
ken well a mile below the company in Gulf Shores, makes cash payments to the are breathtaking to consider idled by Obama’s post-spill he called the president’s ev-
ocean’s surface — as much Ala.: “These BP people I’ve fund. — stretching far beyond the six-month moratorium on ident frustration on behalf
as 118 million gallons so far met are good folks. I’ve got a Svanberg announced the $20 billion fund. new deep-sea oil drilling. of Gulf residents.
and still flowing. More good rapport with them. But company would not pay div- For example, civil penal- The administration also was Feinberg ran the govern-
wildlife, beaches and BP does not care about us. idends to shareholders for ties can be levied under a to ask Congress for special ment compensation pro-
marshlands are fouled every They are so far above us. We the rest of the year, includ- variety of environmental unemployment insurance gram for 2001 attacks for
day, jeopardizing not just the are the nickel-and-dime ing one scheduled for June protection laws, including for the workers. nearly three years, deciding
region’s fragile ecology but a folks of this world.” 21 totaling about $2.6 bil- fines of up to $1,100 for each There has been little love how much families should
prized Gulf way of life that is Asked about the remark lion. The company will barrel of oil spilled. That lost between Obama and BP get based largely on how
built on fishing and tourism. by Svanberg, who is make initial payments into alone could translate to as recently, with the president’s much income the victims
Though the company Swedish, BP spokesman the escrow fund of $3 billion much as $3 billion. If BP rhetoric becoming increas- would have earned in a life-
hopes to install equipment Toby Odone told The Asso- this summer and $2 billion were found to have commit- ingly sharp. In yet another time.
soon to capture as much as ciated Press in an e-mail
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Nation Lawmakers have deep ties to big banks
BRIEFS
Lunch meeting
Associated Press necticut Democrat and change Commission show. holdings of up to $50,000 & Co. high-yield fund.
chairman of the Senate Clegg’s CME stock was worth each in Commonwealth Bank, ■ Rep. Carolyn Maloney,
WASHINGTON — Any- Banking Committee, is lead- $252,642 as of the end of JP Morgan and Capital One D-N.Y., reported that she
one with a bank account or ing the negotiations for the 2009, the latest date covered and up to $15,000 each in owes CitiMortgage $500,000
credit card has a stake in Senate. Dodd’s wife, Jackie by Dodd’s new personal fi- Citicorp and the Mony Group. to $1 million for a Washing-
the overhaul of financial Clegg, serves on the board of nancial report disclosed A House negotiator, Rep. ton, D.C., property and Car-
rules Congress is working CME Group Inc., which has Wednesday. Since then, she’s Shelley Moore Capito, R- dinal Bank up to $500,000
on. But the industry ties of spent at least $2.9 million acquired more CME stock. W.Va., disclosed that her for the mortgage on an Ar-
some politicians writing the since January 2009 lobbying Another panel member, husband, Charles Capito, re- lington, Va., condominium.
law go far beyond the norm. on federal issues, including Alabama Sen. Richard ceived salaries from Citi- ■Rep. Maxine Waters, D-
Several lawmakers hash- the financial regulation Shelby, the top Republican group Global Markets, Morgan Calif., disclosed that her
Associated Press ing out a House-Senate overhaul. on the Banking committee, Stanley Smith Barney and husband has $350,000 to
A squirrel grabs a peanut compromise on the legisla- CME Group, formed when is president of an Alabama- United Bank Inc. last year. $750,000 invested in OneU-
out of Jarod Prosinski’s hand tion have millions in finan- the Chicago Mercantile Ex- based title company that he The Capitos had $146,000 nited Bank.
Wednesday as he enjoys the cial services company change, Chicago Board of and his wife Annette co- to $365,000 invested last ■ Small Business Com-
weather with his mother investments or owe big Trade and the New York founded. State corporation year in Citigroup, which mittee Chairwoman Nydia
during a walk at Holiday mortgage debts to banks lob- Mercantile Exchange merged, records list Mrs. Shelby as spent at least $6.8 million Velazquez, D-N.Y., disclosed
Park in Cheyenne, Wyo. bying on the legislation, ac- is the world’s largest futures the secretary. The Shelbys’ since January 2009 lobbying a Chase mortgage of $1 mil-
cording to an Associated and options exchange. It has stake in the Tuscaloosa on the financial services bill lion to $5 million on a prop-
Jobless bill hits Press review of financial a huge stake in the overhaul. Title Co. was worth $1 mil- and other legislation. The erty in Brooklyn, N.Y., and a
disclosure reports released Exchanges charge a fee lion to $5 million at the end couple owes CitiMortgage Chase home equity line of
wall in Senate
Wednesday. for processing trades, and of last year, according to his $100,000 to $250,000 for the credit debt of $100,000 to
WASHINGTON — Presi- None have stepped away under the legislation, deriv- financial disclosure report mortgage on property in $250,000.
dent Barack Obama’s re- from the dealmaking. atives traders would have to covering 2009. Lexington, Va., Rep. Capito’s ■ The wife of another
newed call for more stimulus The legislation is the most execute over-the-counter The financial services financial report shows. conference committee mem-
spending as insurance ambitious rewrite of finan- swaps through the exchanges. legislation would put title Among several other ber,Rep. Melvin Watt, D-N.C.,
against a double-dip reces- cial regulations since the CME has opposed that re- companies under the over- members involved in nego- used to be executive director
Great Depression. It aims to quirement, putting it at odds sight of a new consumer tiations: of the Minbanc Foundation,
sion hit a roadblock in the
prevent a repeat of the 2008 with the Senate bill. protection agency. Shelby ■ Rep. Darrell Issa, R- a charity that promotes mi-
Senate on Wednesday, the
financial crisis that drove Clegg received $153,219 in voted against the Senate’s Calif., reported that he and nority- and women-owned
victim of election-year anxiety
the economy into a deep re- compensation from CME version of the bill last month. his wife had $5 million to bank ownership. The foun-
over huge federal deficits.
cession. Lawmakers hope to Group last year, divided be- Another negotiator, Sen. $25 million invested in a dation’s board during Eulada
A dozen Democrats joined
get the measure to President tween cash payments and Judd Gregg, R-N.H., has $1 Goldman Sachs high-yield Watt’s tenure included top
Republicans on a key 52-45
Barack Obama by July 4. stock awards, CME filings million to $5 million invested fund and a similar range in- American Bankers Associa-
test vote rejecting an Obama-
Sen. Chris Dodd, a Con- with the Securities and Ex- in Bank of America and stock vested in a JPMorgan Chase tion lobbyist Ed Yingling.
endorsed, $140 billion package
of unemployment benefits,
aid to states, business and Gates,
family tax breaks and Sea creatures fleeing spill,
Medicare payments for doc-
tors because it would swell
the federal debt by $80 billion. Buffett:
The swing toward frugality gathering near shores
runs counter to the advice of
economists who support the
bill’s funding for additional Donate
jobless benefits and help to
states to avoid layoffs of pub-
Associated Press
lic service jobs. They fear that
the economy could slip back GULF SHORES, Ala. — Dol- riches
into recession just as it’s phins and sharks are showing up
emerging from the biggest in surprisingly shallow water just
economic downturn since the off the Florida coast. Mullets,
Great Depression. crabs, rays and small fish congre- Duo asking
gate by the thousands off an Ala-
World BRIEFS bama pier. Birds covered in oil are
crawling deep into marshes, never billionaires to
to be seen again.
Parched earth
Marine scientists studying the leave fortunes
effects of the BP disaster are see-
ing some strange — and troubling
to charity
— phenomena.
Fish and other wildlife are flee-
ing the oil out in the Gulf and clus-
Associated Press
tering in cleaner waters along the
coast. But that is not the hopeful
SEATTLE — Microsoft
sign it might appear to be, re-
Corp. co-founder Bill Gates
searchers say.
and billionaire investor
The animals’ presence close to
Warren Buffett are launch-
shore means their usual habitat is
ing a campaign to get other
badly polluted, and the crowding
American billionaires to
could result in mass die-offs as
give at least half their
fish run out of oxygen. Also, the an-
wealth to charity.
imals could easily get devoured by
Buffett, chairman and
predators.
CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
“A parallel would be: Why are
Inc., said in a letter intro-
the wildlife running to the edge of
ducing the concept that he
Associated Press
a forest on fire? There will be a lot
Water recedes in a dried-up couldn’t be happier with his
of fish, sharks, turtles trying to get
lakebed Wednesday in decision in 2006 to give 99
out of this water they detect is not
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, percent of his roughly $46
suitable,” said Larry Crowder, a
on the outskirts of New billion fortune to charity.
Duke University marine biologist.
Delhi, India. The lake is the Patty Stonesifer, former
The nearly two-month-old oil spill
lifeline of the avian and CEO of the Bill & Melinda
has created an environmental ca-
aquatic residents of the bird Gates Foundation, told The
tastrophe unparalleled in U.S. his-
sanctuary, which is also Associated Press on Wednes-
tory as tens of millions of gallons
home to antelopes such as day that Gates and Buffett
blue bulls and black bucks. of have spewed into the Gulf of have been campaigning for
Mexico ecosystem. Scientists are
the past year to get others to
seeing some unusual things as they
Defying sanctions, donate the bulk of their wealth.
try to understand the effects on
The friends and philan-
Iran plans reactors
thousands of species of marine life.
thropic colleagues are ask-
Day by day, scientists in boats
TEHRAN, Iran — Defying ing people to pledge to
tally up dead birds, sea turtles and
week-old U.N. sanctions over donate either during their
other animals, but the toll is sur-
its nuclear program, Iran lifetime or at the time of
prisingly small given the size of
promised to expand its Associated Press their death. They estimate
the disaster. The latest figures
atomic research Wednesday A blue heron stands in the water in Lake Shelby on Wednesday in Gulf their efforts could generate
show that 783 birds, 353 turtles
as its president vowed to Shores, Ala. $600 billion dollars in char-
and 41 mammals have died —
punish the West. itable giving.
numbers that pale in comparison “I think part of the reason why First, more oil could eventually
The handful of billionaires
Tehran, which insists its
to what happened after the Exxon we’re not seeing more yet is that wash ashore and overwhelm the
approached so far have em-
nuclear work is peaceful, said
Valdez disaster in Alaska in 1989, the impacts of this crisis are re- fish. They could also become
braced the campaign, said
it will build four new reactors
when 250,000 birds and 2,800 ot- ally just beginning,” Greenpeace trapped between the slick and the
Stonesifer, a close friend of
for atomic medical research. ters are believed to have died. marine biologist John Hocevar beach, leading to increased com-
Gates who offered to speak
President Mahmoud Ah- Researchers say there are sev- said. petition for oxygen in the water
about the effort. Four wealthy
madinejad said Iran will not eral reasons for the relatively As for the fish, locals are seeing and causing them to die as they
couples have already an-
make “one iota of conces- small death toll: The vast nature of large schools hanging around run out of air.
nounced their pledges, in-
sions.” He said he will soon the spill means scientists are able piers where fishing has been “Their ability to avoid it may be
cluding Los Angeles
announce new conditions for to locate only a small fraction of banned; apparently the fish feel limited in the long term, especially
philanthropists Eli and
talks with the West, but first the dead animals. Many will never safer now that they are not being if in near-shore refuges they’re
Edythe Broad, Gerry and
he wants to punish world be found after sinking to the bot- disturbed by fishermen. crowding in close to shore, and oil
Marguerite Lenfest of
powers for imposing sanctions. tom of the sea or getting scavenged Also, researchers believe fish continues to come in. At some
Philadelphia, John and Ann
“You showed bad temper, by other marine life. And large are swimming closer to shore be- point they’ll get trapped,” Crow-
Doerr of Menlo Park, Calif.,
reneged on your promise and numbers of birds are meeting cause the water is cleaner and der said. “It could lead to die-offs.”
and John and Tasha Mort-
again resorted to devilish their deaths deep in the Louisiana more abundant in oxygen. Farther The counting of dead wildlife in
gridge of San Jose, Calif.
manners,” he said of those marshes where they seek refuge out in the Gulf, researchers say, the Gulf is more than an academic In addition to making a
powers. “We set conditions from the onslaught of oil. the spill is not only tainting the exercise; the deaths will help de- donation commitment, Gates
(for talks) so that, God willing, “That is their understanding of water with oil but also depleting termine how much BP pays in and Buffett are asking billion-
you’ll be punished a bit and how to protect themselves,” said oxygen levels. damages. airesto pledge to give wisely
sit at the negotiating table like Doug Zimmer, spokesman for the A similar scenario occurs dur- Roger Helm, chief of the Fish and learn from their peers.
a polite child,” he told a crowd U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ing “dead zone” periods — the and Wildlife Service’s contami- Gates and Buffett are ask-
during a visit to the central For nearly four hours Monday, a time during summer months when nants division, said the govern- ing each individual or cou-
Iranian town of Shahr-e-Kord. three-person crew with Green- oxygen becomes so depleted that ment expects a battle with BP over ple who make a pledge to do
The Obama administration peace cruised past delicate is- fish race toward shore in large the extent of the damage and has so publicly, with a letter ex-
lands and mangrove-dotted inlets numbers. Sometimes, so many fish every incentive to be scientifically
took its first step in implement- plaining their decision.
in Barataria Bay off southern gather close to the shoreline off credible.
ingnew sanctions Wednesday, “The pledge is a moral
Louisiana. They saw dolphins by Mobile that locals rush to the “Both sides go to their own cor-
leveling penalties against ad- commitment to give, not a
the dozen frolicking in the oily beach with tubs and nets to reap ner and interpret the data the way
ditional individuals and institu- legal contract. It does not in-
sheen and oil-tinged pelicans the harvest. they want,” Helm said. “This is a
tions it says are helping Iran volve pooling money or sup-
feeding their young. But they spot- But this latest shore migration legal process, and if we can’t get an
develop its nuclear and mis- porting a particular set of
ted no dead animals. could prove deadly. agreement, we’ll end up in court.”
sile programs and evade in- causes or organizations,”
ternational sanctions. they explain in a written
—From wire reports statement about the project.