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United States of America v. Federal Resources Corporation
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June 19, 2012
Ex-Congressman, Mine Owner Want Out Of Superfund Suit
Former Nevada Rep. James Bilbray and a former owner of the Minnie Moore Mine Superfund site in Idaho say they shouldn't be liable for a $7 million cleanup because their relationship with the historic silver mine and its contamination is tenuous at best.
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August 11, 2011
Mining Co. Fires Back In $7M Superfund Suit
Federal Resources Corp. shot back Wednesday at the U.S. government's suit seeking contribution for the nearly $7 million environmental cleanup of three Idaho mines, claiming the government and third party Chester Mining Co. are instead liable for the costs.