May 17 Court Hearing Date Set In Arkansas-Oklahoma Poultry Case
LITTLE ROCK (AP) -- A federal judge has set a May 17 hearing to consider Oklahoma wish to have farmers provide soil and other tests in a lawsuit over pollution from Arkansas affecting the Illinois RiverWednesday, May 10th 2006, 3:15 pm
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LITTLE ROCK (AP) -- A federal judge has set a May 17 hearing to consider Oklahoma wish to have farmers provide soil and other tests in a lawsuit over pollution from Arkansas affecting the Illinois River in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson is arguing that his request is a valid one for farmers to conduct tests on soil, poultry litter and water on their fields.
Federal Magistrate Judge Sam A- Joyner has set a May 17th hearing to consider the subpoenas to conduct the sampling and objections from farmers and poultry companies.
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