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LINKTV Democracy Now April 21, 2014 - Vimarsana News

LINKTV Democracy Now April 21, 2014

Four years after the deepwater horizon drilling platform killed 11 workers, causing more than 200 million gallons of oil to spew into the gulf of mexico, the Environmental Protection agency has lifted a ban that excluded bp from new federal contracts. In a broadcast exclusive, will speak with Elizabeth Birnbaum who was director of the Minerals Management service in the interior department the time of the deepwater horizon blowout. She left soon after. She now says the risk of another blowout is real. Then, rubin hurricane carter has died. He became an International Symbol of Racial Injustice a...

Red River Valley Association To Hold 99th Annual Convention February 21–22 - Vimarsana News

Red River Valley Association To Hold 99th Annual Convention February 21–22

The Red River Valley Association will hold its 99th annual convention February 21-22 at Sam’s Town Hotel & Convention Center in Shreveport.

Obituary: Cletus John Whelan, 92, Riverman, Boat Namesake - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Cletus John Whelan, 92, Riverman, Boat Namesake

Cletus J. Whelan, 92, of Columbia, Illinois, left this world for his next journey surrounded by family on October 29, 2023.

Americans at the U.N.: An Endangered Species - Vimarsana News

Americans at the U.N.: An Endangered Species

(Archived document, may contain errors)   247 February 14, 1983 AMERICANS AT THE U.N AN ENDANGERED SPECIES INTRODUCTION A painful but valid maxim of governance is that those who enforce policy end up shaping policy. And me United Nations is no different than anywhere else. There, policy is enforced by the personnel of the Secretariat and other bureaucracies. And as with other aspects of the U.N. world, the United States is not fairly represented. Americans at the U.N., in fact, may be becoming an endangered species.