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Fourteen multinational companies went on trial in France yesterday accused of causing grievous harm to a French-Vietnamese woman by selling Agent Orange to the US whose military used millions of tonnes of the toxic chemical in the Vietnam War. Lawyers for the plaintiff have hailed the trial as potentially “historic” as a guilty verdict would be the first time a Vietnamese civilian was deemed a victim of the defoliant. As part of American’s Ranch Hand military campaign to halt the advance of North Vietnamese troops, the US military sprayed an estimated 20 million gallons of Agent Orange ...

Agent Orange trial opens as woman seeks 'historic' ruling as first Vietnamese civilian victim Trial to examine whether 14 multinationals responsible for health problems of Vietnamese pensioner sprayed with Agent Orange in Vietnam War Tran To Nga worked as a journalist and activist in Vietnam in her 20s Credit: Julien Falsimagne  Fourteen multinationals went on trial on Monday accused of causing grievous harm to a French-Vietnamese woman by selling Agent Orange to the US whose military used millions of tons of the toxic chemical in the Vietnam War. Lawyers for the plaintiff and NGOs have hai...

Trinity County Sheriff: Arrest made in connection with wreck that seriously injured deputy TCSO Deputy Justin Cowart's vehicle is loaded onto a wrecker. Cowart is recuperating after two surgeries. (Source: Trinity County Sheriff Woody Wallace Facebook page) By Gary Bass | January 24, 2021 at 11:25 AM CST - Updated January 25 at 12:32 AM TRINITY COUNTY, Texas (KTRE) - An arrest has been made in connection with the Dec. 4 crash that seriously injured Trinity County Sheriff’s Deputy Justin Cowart, who had been on his way to a major crash on State Highway 94. Sheriff Woody Wallace ann...

Trackwork starting time debate: Chris Waller wants later start by Ray Thomas Chris Waller says the racing industry needs to be very careful Image: NewsCorp Hall of Fame trainer Chris Waller has joined the growing chorus for fundamental change in the racing industry by advocating for later starts to daily trackwork and improved conditions for stable staff. Trainers around the nation have begun speaking out about the long hours endured by stable staff, an issue exacerbated by early morning trackwork and later finishes due to twilight and night race meetings. Waller made a passionat...

Hall of Fame trainer Chris Waller has joined the growing chorus for fundamental change in the racing industry by advocating for later starts to daily trackwork and improved conditions for stable staff. Trainers around the nation have begun speaking out about the long hours endured by stable staff, an issue exacerbated by early morning trackwork and later finishes due to twilight and night race meetings. Waller made a passionate and articulate argument for the sport to adopt more modern workplace practices or risk alienating a younger generation of potential workers. “Who really wants their ...