Gulf Cemetery Association Late in Fulfilling Court Settlement: The Board Should Have Incorporated As a Nonprofit Group in April
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By Heather Civil, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Jun. 8--SANTA ROSA BEACH   -- The controversy over Gulf Cemetery has yet to be resolved.
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A veteran banking industry executive, Anthony P. Terracciano, was named chairman of the board. Albert L. Lord was appointed vice chairman and will remain C.E.O.
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Deal is delayed as private equity group has trouble finding financing.
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By Mitchell Freedman, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 7--A $1.5-million settlement has been reached by 29 businesses and government entities with the New York State attorney general's office over the cost of cleanup at the old North Sea landfill in Southampton Town.
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By Gabriel Tynes, Walton Sun, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.  Dec. 16--BCC roundup  According to the County Administrator's offi ce, the county will hold a mediation session with homeowners in greater Driftwood Estates Jan. 3 to discuss possible resolutions to an easement dispute.
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ROME, Ga. Aug. 26, 2004 - An $80 million settlement was reached Thursday in a lawsuit against a crematory operator by nearly 1,700 relatives of deceased people whose bodies were found strewn across the business&#39; grounds.
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By Francis X. Gilpin, Montgomery Advertiser, Ala.  Jun. 2--Environmentalists hope that next month a seven-member state  commission will reduce the potentially cancer causing chemicals being  discharged into Alabama's waterways.
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By Blankinship, Steve  A proposed settlement announced by the U.S. Justice Department in October between the U.S.
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Trustees of pension plans ought to make sound judgments about investments and about how they spend their time. The decision by two members of the Newton pension board to go to Hawaii for a supposedly work-related conference underscores the need for local pension plans to be folded into the state pension system.
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By Frank Juliano, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Feb. 9--MILFORD -- Members of the Planning and Zoning Board are waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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By Stephen Wall, San Bernardino County Sun, Calif.  Sep. 9--LOMA LINDA -- A slow-growth group that has fought to prevent  hillside development has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn the City  Council's approval of the new General Plan.
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By Ed Meyer, The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio  Sep. 16--RAVENNA -- A wrongful-death lawsuit was filed Friday over the July drowning of the 6-year-old granddaughter of late Browns owner Al Lerner at her mother's estate in Mantua Township.
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WASHINGTON -- A $120 million fine levied on Royal Dutch/Shell Group by the Securities and Exchange Commission resolves the company's part in the SEC inquiry into the overstatement of oil and gas reserves, but the role of individuals is still under investigation, regulators said yesterday..
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The move was part of a long-delayed effort to allow archaeologists to begin studying a wealth of tombs in the area.
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By Travis Fain, The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Sep. 5--Macon City Council is moving toward a decision on how -- or whether -- to connect the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail to Rose Hill Cemetery, but an in-depth discussion on the issue has been delayed.
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By Sandra Baker, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Sep.
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By R.A. Dyer, and Max B. Baker, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Sep.