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Mining company's political ties help it strike gold with legal shield
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Mining company's political ties help it strike gold with legal
shield
New York Times
Friday, January 4, 2002
Washington -- A mining company in South Dakota has tapped a rich
vein of influence on Capitol Hill, turning to the Senate Democratic
leader to obtain valuable help for a project in his state.
With little debate, lawmakers agreed to relieve the company,
Homestake Mining, of any legal liability that it might have for
damage done to the environment in digging gold from the Black Hills
over the past 125 years.
The company, which has excellent political connections and high-
powered ...
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