Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 15:33:29 -0800 (PST)
From: Alice McCombs <amccombs@igc.apc.org>

Contents

1. WISCONSIN: Mining Science Advisory Council meeting announcement
2. WISCONSIN: ACTION ALERT! Tell Press About Nashville Wisconsin's Web Site
3. Fwd: IJC to investigate water use, diversion and removal policies
4. AUSTRALIA: Uranium Mining: Lake Eyre Going
5. *Corporate* Perjury and Obstruction of Justice

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1. WISCONSIN: Mining Science Advisory Council meeting announcement

Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 09:21:32 EST
From: Burroak15@aol.com
Sender: owner-wisc-eco@igc.apc.org

Governor Thompson's Mining Science Advisory Council Meeting Notice from WI DNR
News and Outdoor Report, 2/9/99

February 22 - The Wisconsin Science Advisory Council on Metallic Mining will
meet at 2 p.m. on Monday, February 22, 1999.  The meeting will be held in Room
041, GEF 3 State Office Building, 125 South Webster Street, Madison.  The
Council will continue its discussion of the proposed Crandon Mine project.
Representatives from Nicolet Minerals Company will present information about
the design and operation of the soil absorption system, the proposed facility
used for disposal of treated water.  Time will also be set aside for
interested members of the public to present technical information concerning
the proposed project to the Council.  If you intend to formally address the
Council or if you need additional information, please contact Larry Lynch,
DNR, at  101 S. Webster Street, Madison WI, 53707 or by telephone at
(608)267-7553.  Persons intending to address the Council should contact Larry
Lynch before February 19, 1999.

Mining Impact Coalition of Wisconsin
Dave Blouin, coordinator
608-233-8455, email: burroak15@aol.com

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2. WISCONSIN: ACTION ALERT! Tell Press About Nashville Wisconsin's Web Site

February 11, 1999
For Immediate Release

Please distribute widely

ACTION ALERT! Tell Press About Nashville Wisconsin's Web Site

Hi Folks,

Here's the latest in what you can do to help Nashville. Send the email,
enclosed below, that I received today to Wisconsin and national media. Ask
the media to please cover this important story of brave Town of Nashville
Wisconsin citizens who feel so threatened by Rio Algom/Nicolet Minerals
Company proposed Crandon sulfide mine that they have set up a web site to
raise funds at
http://www.nashvillewiundersiege.com/index.html

Email addresses of wisconsin media and national media I've harvested over
the years follow. And thanks in advance for your help.

Alice McCombs

Wisconsin Media

advocate@mail.wiscnet.net, bart@shopperstopper.com, blueders@isthmus.com,
chronicle@itol.com, cgram@northlink.com, comments@wpt.org,
contact6@foxsix.com, cswanson@kenoshanews.com, danny@indreg.com,
dbehling@beloitdailynews.com, douglas.stohlberg@rival.com,
dzweifel@captimes.madison.com, eagle@shopstop.net, edit@isthmus.com,
editor@chippewa.com, editrmtt@midplains.net, eisen@isthmus.com,
fdenton@statejournal.madison.com, flemingj@vilas.uwex.edu,
fox11news@wluk.com, ghalsted@uwc.edu, hinkley@onwis.com,
hsoletters@rival.com, info@newrock.com, info@wkti.com, jdav@noc.org,
JMunson@staff.uwsuper.edu, jsedit@onwis.com, leadertelegram@ecol.net,
mhuettl@cninewsonline.com, news@cbs58.com, news@wifc.com,
newstalk@wtdy.com, onwis@onwis.com, oshnews@athenet.net,
pchletters@rival.com, pfanlund@statejournal.madison.com,
pcheditr@rival.com, pcnews@athenet.net, pfanlund@statejournal.madison.com,
pgnews@netnet.net, pionexp@newnorth.net, purcell@mail.uwlax.edu,
reedrep@shopstop.net, review@excel.net, rfjletters@rival.com,
rod@shawano.com, rseely@statejournal.madison.com, slaatsG@gbms01.uwgb.edu,
sun@shopstop.net, talkback@wisctv.com, tctvoice@captimes.madison.com,
waow@waow.com, wapl@wcinet.com, watc@npr.org, wduz@netnet.net,
webmaster@shepherd-express.com, wfrv@dct.com, wifc@wifc.com,
wizd@coredcs.com, wozz@dataex.com, wsjopine@statejournal.madison.com,
wsup@uwplatt.edu, wuwm@csd.uwm.edu, wwsp@uwsp.edu, wxer@excel.net,
wyco@pcpros.net

National Media

alankrau@nytimes.com,
atc@npr.org,
brinkley@nytimes.com,
carlab@nytimes.com,
carolbak@nytimes.com,
Circlempls@aol.com,
cnn.feedback@cnn.com,
Dateline@MSNBC.com,
dateline@nbc.com,
fountain@nytimes.com,
jabenn@nytimes.com,
jgqh19a@prodigy.com,
kewald@nytimes.com,
lewin@nytimes.com,
lmpaul@nytimes.com,
loe@npr.org
mark@oneworld.org,
meier@nytimes.com,
Nightly@MSNBC.com,
nightly@nbc.com,
pekilb@nytimes.com,
stbailey@nytimes.com,
today@nbc.com,

>From: "Ted Miner" <miner@spacestar.com>
>Subject: Internet utilized to fight Crandon mine
>
>Published: Thursday, February 11, 1999
>
>Internet utilized to fight Crandon mine
>Town of Nashville's Web page gives details for making donations to legal
>defense fund
>
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> A tiny government that opposes a proposed zinc and copper mine in northern
>Wisconsin is going high-tech to raise money in the fight.
>The Town of Nashville created an Internet Web page with details on how
>people can donate money to a legal defense fund in what the town calls a
>``David takes on Goliath'' showdown.
>
>Town Board Chairman Chuck Sleeter said Wednesday the site --
>www.nashvillewiundersiege.com -- had already helped generate $1,000 in
>donations since the page was published online about 1 p.m. Monday.
>
>As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, the page had been visited 165 times, the site's
>designer said.
>
>Sleeter said using the Internet as a fund-raising tool in an expected legal
>fight against Nicolet Minerals Co. gives ``us a chance to let people all
>over the world help this small town in a time of need. It is like a
>miracle.''
>
>But while the town is using the Internet, it doesn't have the tools to
>monitor it, because it doesn't own a computer, Sleeter said.
>
>``We go to one of our neighbors who has that capacity,'' he said.
>
>Dale Alberts, a spokesman for Nicolet Minerals, said nothing high-tech is
>needed to solve any differences with town.
>
>``There is no need for this worldwide fund raising. All we have to do is sit
>down and talk to each other,'' Alberts said. ``It need not play out in the
>courtroom. It could be played out across the kitchen table.''
>
>Nicolet Minerals, a subsidiary of Toronto-based Rio Algom Ltd., is seeking
>state and federal permits to remove 55 million tons of mostly zinc and
>copper ore from an underground mine south of Crandon, about 70 miles
>northeast of Wausau.
>
>Opponents of the mine say it will hurt the environment, but proponents say
>it will be environmentally safe and will bring jobs to the area.
>
>In December 1996, the Nashville Town Board, under different leadership,
>approved an agreement that, in essence, supported the mine and financially
>rewarded the town.
>
>Opponents of the mine were elected to the three-member board in the spring
>of 1997, and they eventually voted to rescind the agreement.
>
>Nicolet Minerals contends the mining agreement is still valid but has been
>willing to renegotiate it to address concerns.
>
>Last November, it filed a notice of claims with the board, a step in the
>process of eventually going to court over the dispute.
>
>The possible legal fight is what the town is raising money to defend.
>
>The stakes are high, in Sleeter's view.
>
>``If we can maintain our stand and go through the court system and that
>local agreement is thrown out, that, in all probability, will block that
>mine,'' Sleeter said.
>
>Sleeter hopes the plea on the town's Web page raises at least $50,000 for
>the expected legal fight.
>
>``We have found there are people throughout the nation who want to help us
>defend the town against the mine,'' he said. ``We have decided the support
>is there and we intend to tap into the support so we can adequately defend
>ourselves against a corporation with millions of dollars.''
>
>The town's site was designed by EarthWINS, a nonprofit corporation in
>Shawano run by two sisters, Alice McCombs and T.L. Christen, that publishes
>an online e-mail newsletter opposing unsafe mining.
>
>``I have been called a cyber-barbarian by the mining corporations,'' McCombs
>said.
>
>The Town of Nashville's Web site urges people to ``help stop the siege'' by
>sending a tax-deductible contribution to the town's legal defense fund.
>
>The page proclaims ``no Crandon mine.'' Links include details about the
>town's agreement with the mining company, information about sulfide mining,
>upcoming events and contacts.
>
>The Nashville page also advertises a benefit dance Feb. 20 in Shawano.
>
>Alberts said Nicolet Minerals has a Web page too -- www.crandonmine.com --
>and he has viewed the Town of Nashville's page.
>
>``We are all in a very small world these days,'' he said. ``The Internet is
>certainly a medium of choice for communicating. It is a different way of
>communicating than done in the past.''
>
>Mining the Web
>
>The Town of Nashville web sites is www.nasvilleundersiege.com and Nicolet
>Minerals site is www.crandonmine.com
>
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>Reserved
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3. Fwd: IJC to investigate water use, diversion and removal policies

Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 23:16:33 EST
From: Burroak15@aol.com
Sender: owner-wisc-eco@igc.apc.org
Received: from  rly-zb01.mx.aol.com
Wed, 10 Feb 1999 13:40:29
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Wed, 10 Feb 1999 13:40:23 -0500 (EST)

Forwarded from the Great Lakes Information Network, respond to the IJC e-mail
addresses below:

MEDIA RELEASE

 For Release: February 10, 1999

IJC to investigate water use, diversion and removal policies

The United States and Canadian federal governments today asked the
International Joint Commission (IJC) to examine and report on the use,
diversion and removal of waters along the common border. The governments
noted that Aboundary water resources continue to be the subject of
ever-increasing demands in the light of expanding populations@ and that
Aproposals to use, divert and remove greater amounts of such waters can
be expected.@

The request from governments comes in the wake of proposals to export
water overseas from Canada and litigation involving the export of water
from Canada to the United States. Both governments are concerned that
existing management principles and conservation measures may be
inadequate to ensure future sustainable use of shared waters.

The need to review the management and use of transboundary water
resources was raised by the IJC in a 1997 report entitled The IJC and
the 21st Century. The IJC said such a review is needed to ensure that
water and related issues are managed a rational, consistent and
anticipatory way to prevent transboundary disputes.

"The importance of binational cooperation in addressing these critical
issues cannot be overstated," said Leonard Legault, Chairman of the
IJC's Canadian Section in response to today's request from the two
governments.

"In conducting this investigation, the IJC will consult with federal,
provincial and state governments, international and regional
organizations, and other relevant sources inside and outside of
government," said Thomas Baldini, chair of the IJC's U.S. Section.

The request from the governments asks the IJC to examine, report upon
and provide recommendations on the following matters which may have
effects on levels and flows of water within transboundary basins and
shared aquifers:

1.      Existing and potential consumptive uses of water;

2.      Existing and potential diversions of water in and out of the
transboundary basins, including withdrawals of water for export;

3.      The cumulative effects of existing and potential diversions and
removals of water, including removals in bulk for export;

4.      The current laws and policies as may affect the sustainability
of the water resources in boundary and transboundary basins.

The governments have asked the IJC to build on its experience, notably
its study of Great Lakes diversions and consumptive uses that concluded
in 1985, and to submit interim recommendations for the protection of
Great Lakes waters within six months. A final report making
recommendations on the broader issue of U.S.-Canada shared waters is
requested within six months of the interim recommendations.

As it addresses these matters, the IJC will undertake broad
consultations with all interested parties. As a first priority, the
International Joint Commission will hold a series of eight public
hearings in March at the locations below:

Chicago, Toronto, Montréal, Cleveland, Rochester (NY), Windsor, Sault
Ste. Marie (ON) & Duluth.

Dates will be announced in local media and on the IJC Web Site
(www.ijc.org). The Commission also intends to hold workshops in the
eastern and western border regions of the continent to obtain advice on
the questions posed by governments, particularly as they might apply to
the broader issue of Canada-U.S. shared waters outside the Great Lakes
basin.

In addition to the public hearings, the IJC invites all interested
parties to submit written comment on this investigation to the addresses
below:

International Joint Commission
U.S. Section
1250 23rd Street N.W., Suite 100
Washington, DC 20440

Fax: (202) 736-9015

Email: commission@washington.ijc.org

International Joint Commission
Canadian Section
100 Metcalfe Street, 18th Floor
Ottawa, ON K1P 5M1

Fax: (613) 993-5583

Email: commission@ottawa.ijc.org

The International Joint Commission is a binational Canada-U.S.
organization established by the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909. It
assists the governments in managing waters along the border for the
benefit of both countries in a variety of ways including examining
issues referred to it by the two federal governments.

More information, including the full text of the letter of reference,
may be found on the Commission=s web site, at www.ijc.org.

Contacts:

Washington, D.C.         Frank Bevacqua 202.736.9024

Ottawa, ON                   Fabien Lengellé 613.995.0088

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4. AUSTRALIA: Uranium Mining: Lake Eyre Going

Topic 1025           OZ:
margaret                         list.active               4:21 AM  Feb  5, 1999
(at rie.net.au)

From: "margaret" <margaret@rie.net.au>
Subject: OZ: Uranium Mining: Lake Eyre Going Home

>From Jabiluka to Roxby Downs
Capitalism runs the towns
If not you, then who?
If not now, then when?
Fight for the land,
Yor chance may not come again...
Squabbling Politics & Religion
Stand in the way
of direct action,
so "agree to differ"
get stuck in today
then we can all have our say.
But if we delay...
radiation is here to stay!

OriginalY From zbrays@zip.com.au <ozbrays@zip.com.au>
 Arabunna Nulla Kari-Ku Wanga Assoc.

OPEN INVITATION FOR Going Home camp: 26 March 1999 Lake
Eyre is calling Arabunna People Home

Arabunna People are calling on all other Black nations and other
supporters to join in. Arabunna are Going Home for our
responsibilities and obligations to stop the biggest threat to our
Country - Western Mining's development of the Roxby Downs
uranium mine at Olympic Dam andthe threat of the radioactive
waste dumping by Primary Industries and Energy.

Thismovement is about peace. Lake Eyre is callingpeople to make
peace with the People and the Old Country

Arabunna People are fighting for our land and our survival we've had
enough we are going home we are inviting others to come and
participate. The Old Lake is calling us back. It is hurting It is
wanting

The time is rightto move. We have decided on the 26 March 1999
Come down. You are invited to attend this event on the shores of
Lake Eyre

Bring your swag, tucker on the Oodnadatta track on the shores of
Lake Eyre Signs will be erected.

Stop the use of uranium in wars stop the wars and make peace.
The time is come. This is the start.

Lake Eyre, with its waterways and Mound Springs and all the
animals and plants that belong, is a very very special place. It
catches all the ancient inlandrivers and creeks - many rivers from
other Countries. The Old Lake calms them down like nursing a little
baby.

Water is life. Water is more preciousthan gold. The Old Lake
wasn't designed and constructed and created for the purposes that
it is now being used for It's hurting and it's calling.. .

If you feel strong in spirit to save the Old Lake then be there. We
invite you to come with your strong spirit.

Old Lake Eyre is talking Old Lake Eyre is calling us Arabunna:
"Come Home for Life. Begin a new and sweeter way - being free.
Ease the pain. Become one again." The Old Lake has set this up
from the start for this purpose to wake the people up to live for Life.
The Old Lake has laid the trap set the bait wanted them to come:
"Come and try me! You've tried the rest of the world, I'm waiting for
you... Keep taking the water Come on Western Mining Keep
sucking, man Keep coming in and trying to break me and see what
happens. They don't know me. They are trying to break me by
pulling my arms apart by pulling my legs apart? Can you rip your
baby apart? Can you rip your grandmother apart? Can you pull your
grandfather apart? They don't know me. Why try and inflict the pain
on me and my People? Because I have the recipe for Life " That's
why the Old Lake set up the bait to draw the people to wake
them up The time has come to come and listen to make peace
not war.

The Old Lake is lonely sitting down himself calling for the kids and
families: "No people, no kids. They've gone. Took 'em away."

The Old Lake is too old too old to be mucked around with. Too
old.

We are appealing to all different mobs to share andjoin our Coming
Home - build a humpy, whittle a stick, make a spear, put one upto
symbolise your own mob. Participate in this spiritual journey Old
Lake Eyre is talking, calling

11 years ago Old Lake knew this mob were coming 115 years
ago they came to Lake Eyre. The Old Lake made these fellas
come to work out the right way from thewrong way of living since
the interference. This is why this change is needed - for the healing
and the blessing. Say Sorry to the Old Country to the Old Lake.
Bless it. Love it and keep on saying: Sorry and Sorry and Sorry
and Sorry until it's done and our sovereignty is repected

Leave the lakes free Leave the rivers free Let the waters run free
Leave the Mound Springs free Leave the airways fresh Let the
babies and the people live free Live Life.

We are calling on all governments local, State and Federal levels to
fully support us in this event and to join in and be part of this
peaceful movement to stop this unnatural destruction. Nobody and
no Country deserves this harsh treatment. We deserve the good
way, the peace way.

The message simply is: Leave Old Lake Eyre and the waterways
alone. No more destruction. That's the message: Leave it! The
Country is too old to be mucked around.

 Contact: Kevin Buzzacott,
 Arabunna Nulla Kari-Ku Wanga Assoc. Inc.,
 Powerstate Credit Union
 BSB: 805-001 A/cNo.11612921

 Ph: 0262737472 or 02 62950493
 email: lake_eyre@hotmail.com

 Check Embassy website soon for maps
 Going Home camp
 Longitude:137degrees 10'
 Latitude: 29degrees 30'
 WWW.aboriginaltentembassy.com.au

 Western Mining Corporation is taking 15 million litres of water a day
 from Lake Eyre Basin and its underground waterways, free of charge. The
company will, at least, treble this massive unchecked water use to 42
million litres/day by the year 2000 for the largest uranium mine on
earth.
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5. *Corporate* Perjury and Obstruction of Justice

Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 14:06:15 -0500
Sender: corp-focus@essential.org
From: Robert Weissman <rob@essential.org>

Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye.

Today we hear the case of corporate perjury, corporate fraud and corporate
obstruction of justice.

Members of the Senate, let us turn to exhibit one: the 1994 transcripts of
tobacco industry executives' testimony before a House of Representatives
committee.

Having raised their right hands and swore to tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, so help them God, each then testified
under oath that nicotine was not addictive. That was a blatant lie under
oath -- albeit one less serious than the industry's decades-long
conspiracy to lie to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and other
federal and state agencies about cigarettes' health effects and
addictiveness. These are lies with severe consequences: hundreds of
thousands die from smoking-related disease every year.

But lying is not limited to the pariah tobacco industry. Please turn to
exhibit two: the judge's decision in the case United States v. Royal
Caribbean Cruise Lines. In September 1998, Royal Caribbean pled guilty to
felony crimes for dumping oil in the Atlantic Ocean and then lying to the
Coast Guard about it.

Members of the Senate, let us now turn to count two: corporate fraud.
Please consult the next exhibit, Black's Law Dictionary.

Turn to page 788, where you will find the legal definition of the word
"fraud" -- an intentional perversion of the truth for the purpose of
inducing another to part with some valuable thing.

In other words, theft through lying.

Members of the Senate, because the federal government does not track
corporate fraud the way it tracks petty theft, we are left to the judgment
of experts to estimate what this harmful and often criminal lying and
steal costs the American people.

The estimates are startling. Harvard University's Malcolm Sparrow
estimates that health care fraud alone cost the nation anywhere from $100
billion to $400 billion a year -- 10 to 40 percent of the $1 trillion a
year we spend on health care. Most of this is corporate fraud --
corporations ripping off the Medicare and Medicaid programs.

The savings and loan scandal, what former Attorney General Dick Thornburgh
called "the biggest white-collar swindle in history," cost the nation
anywhere from $300 billion to $500 billion.

Then you have an array of lesser frauds that amount in total to real
money. Auto repair fraud: $40 billion a year. Securities fraud --  $15
billion a year. And on down the list.

Not a day goes by without a major fraud being reported in the mainstream
media, with $100 million frauds coming around once a month or so.

Last month, for example, Great American Life Insurance Co. paid $115
million to elderly citizens it allegedly deceived into buying high-priced
investments.

In June 1998, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Illinois pled guilty to eight
felony counts and paid $144 million to the federal government after
admitting it concealed evidence of poor performance and lied to auditors
in processing Medicare claims for the federal government. Just last week,
the company paid $29.1 million Evelyn Knoob of Carterville, Illinois.
Knoob blew the whistle on the company.

Corporate fraud costs the nation hundreds of billions. Compare that to
street crime and burglary, which, according to the FBI, costs the nation
$3.8 billion a year.

Finally, we turn to count three, obstruction of justice. Please
incorporate by reference the earlier evidence of Big Tobacco's cover-ups
and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Illinois and Royal Caribbean's concerted
efforts to thwart law enforcement.

Then please direct your attention to our final exhibit, a series published
last year in the Louisville Courier-Journal that documented coal mine
operators routinely submitting coal dust samples to the Mine Safety and
Health Administration which were impossibly clean. The obvious inference
is that coal companies are regularly cheating on their coal dust tests,
and in the process exposing miners to deadly and black lung-inducing
levels of coal dust.. The inference was substantiated by coal mine
supervisors' admission to the Louisville Courier-Journal of regular
cheating on the tests designed to protect miners' safety.

Senators, corporate perjury, fraud and obstruction of justice are
undermining efforts to protect health, safety and our environment, and
eating away at the foundations of our economy.

We seek today not a conviction, but a redirection of national policy to
put an end to the scourge of corporate fraud and obstruction. We call on
you to enact legislation to mandate the collection of corporate crime
data. We ask that you work with your colleagues in the House to boost the
budget of federal enforcement agencies. We call for legislation that gives
citizen standing to enforce critical health, safety, environmental and
financial laws, and we demand that you cease efforts to undermine the
civil justice system, our country's strongest safeguard against corporate
fraud. We call for serious penalties for corporate criminals, including
heavy fines, innovative probation plans, loss of the right to bid for
government contracts and charter revocation for recidivist corporations.

Finally, we insist that you clean up the campaign finance system and the
attendant political corruption which enables corporate criminals to bribe
politicians to lessen regulatory and legal restraints on corporate
misbehavior, and to undermine the federal cops on the corporate crime
beat.

Russell Mokhiber is editor of the Washington, D.C.-based Corporate Crime
Reporter. Robert Weissman is editor of the Washington, D.C.-based
Multinational Monitor.

(c) Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman

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Nashville Wisconsin Under Siege!

Please help the Town of Nashville Wisconsin defend itself from a
multinational sulfide mining company and the Wisconsin state government.
Tax-deductible contributions may be made to
Town of Nashville Legal Defense Fund
c/o Chuck Sleeter / Joanne Tacopina
P.O. Box 106
Pickerel, WI 54465

FAX: 715-478-2527
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