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Kenyon to enforce national ban on hard alcohol in fraternity spaces - The Kenyon Collegian

Kenyon to enforce national ban on hard alcohol in fraternity spaces - The Kenyon Collegian

A national ban on hard liquor in fraternity spaces will soon go into effect at Kenyon as it joins more than 8…

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Arkansas chemical plant where acid spill occurred operated without a permit, state regulators say

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By Evey Weisblat Verified
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State questions, party nominees to be decided in Oklahoma's August runoff election Oklahoma voters are ready to head to the polls for primary runoff elections and to consider a couple of state questions. Oklahoma voters are ready to …
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Arkansas chemical plant where acid spill occurred operated without a permit, state regulators say

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By Evey Weisblat Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A tank at a poultry litter manufacturing plant in Arkansas ruptured, spilling corrosive acid on May 2. C&S Chemicals had not obtained the stormwater permit required to operate a chemical plant, according to state agencies. The spill killed thousands of fish in a nearby creek and is being investigated by Arkansas authorities. This summary was produced by an Arkansas Advocate reporter. Read our AI policy here.
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Arkansas chemical plant where acid spill occurred operated without a permit, state regulators say

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By Evey Weisblat Verified
| Hot Springs Village Voice Verified
The interior of the C&S Chemicals facility in Fort Smith, Arkansas, on May 3, 2026, including the ruptured acidified aluminum sulfate tank that caused the spill. (Photo courtesy of the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment) Key points: A tank at a poultry litter manufacturing plant in Arkansas ruptured, spilling corrosive acid on May 2. C&S Chemicals had not obtained the stormwater permit required to operate a chemical plant, according to state agencies.
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