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In a victory for environmentalists, an Oregon jury has awarded the state $25 million to remove a shipwrecked vessel that has been rusting in Coos Bay since 1999. The jury in Oregon's suit against the companies responsible for the boat was asked to resolve two central questions: whether the ship's owners were guilty of trespass; and, if so, whether the economic and environmental damage was permanent or temporary.
November 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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