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Kourk, Classic Hcrwes Win King With 46-Pounder BY DOUG RUTTER David Rourk and Ricky Hawes were nervous as cats in a roomful of rocking chairs. After catching a 46.10-pound king mackerel on the first day of the South Brunswick Islands King Clas sic fishing tournament, Rourk and Hawes played the waiting game. They waited all day Saturday and watched Saturday afternoon as boat after boat pulled up to the Holden Beach Marina docks and anglers un loaded fish after fish for weigh-in. When the dust settled, though none of the other 138 boats entered in the tournament could match the magnificent king Rourk and Hawes had landed in the early hours of the tournament. The winning fish was caught Friday morning around 9:30 about 18 miles off Shallotte Inlet at a spot known locally as the "Shark Hole." Rourk. of Shallotte, and Hawes. of Ash, were fishing on Rourk 's boat. Hot Water. Including their share of the tournament-within-a tournamcnt prize money, thcv won $20,895. "You just can't imagine the feel ing unless you've been there. Tickled to death." Hawes said after collecting the cash The winning king struck the bait as the fishing line was being fed into water, and it took about 20 minutes to f rt the fish on tvwri Hawes said the fishermen didn't know what they had at first "We did after about 10 or 15 minutes. We caught a glimpse of it and it was big Once we put it on the boat the dancin' started " Rourk and Hawes did not fish on Saturday, mainly because Friday's beautiful weather had turned for the worse and the ocean was choppy "We didn't even lish. We went out to the sea buoy and came back in," Hawes said "We were nervous all day " Did Kourk think his fish would stand up? "It wasn't as prettv today We were hoping it would." he said. The next biggest fish was nearly 5 pounds lighter Karl Clewis of Southport. fishing aboard the Lne Wire, placed second with a king weighing 41 40 pounds He won $933? Don WiLsey and the Privateer Fishing Team picked up S5.358 and finished third with a 40.65-pounder Wyndol Vereen. captain of the Tough Enough, placed fourth with a fish weighing 39.50 pounds His re ward was S 1 .500. Anglers who finished in the fifh through IKth places received $750 each. They were Everett Cameron. E\*r- Ready, 37 90. Terry Godwin, Raw-Hide, 37.35; I .am Rogers, Fishui' Musician. 35.75; Dickie Warrick. Man O War. 34 95; Greg Allen. Light Tackle, 34.55. Randy Way. Blondte II. 31.90, Dillon Taylor. Baby Doll, 31 .60; Don Owen. Ab\olut. 30.20; Bonner Herring. Cap'n Boo II. 29.90; Robert DeVaney, Team Laguna, 29.90; Blue Marlin Yacht & Fishing. Heather Re nee. 29.90; Sam Session. Shooting Star II, 29.80; Clinton (lines, Reel Thrill, 29.25; and John Sullivan. Sandfiddler Fishing Team, 28.90. Receiving $500 for 19th through 30th place were Kendall Suh, Mackerel Missile. 27.95; Stuart Bal lard, Tailwalker, 27.80; Joseph Fine ran, Amanda Brook, 27.15; Donnie Griffin, Rosie II, 27.10; Reeling/ - rwiing Enterprises, Reeling-N Dealtng, 27.00; Fred Piper. Sand piper II, 26.05; Jerry Vereen, Melt Down, 25.40; DeCarol Williamson, COLLEGE FUNDS fOR VOUR CMILOREN Nationwide' is the smart choice. Call us today about one of Nationwide's affordable plans that builds cash value which you may use to pay for your children's education. Phillip W Cheers 4700 Main St., Shallotte 754-4366 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nattonw*cte is on your side OiM Ons P*'* Cdumt*? OH 43216 NafconwuM** * **ry*c* mk ol *** ****** Corr<*ny "We caught a glimpse of it and it was big. Once we put it on the boat ike dancin ' started. " ? Ricky Hawes Mr. Fintastic, 25.30; Charles Shore, Team Reaction, 25.15; Bryan Gil liken, Smooth Vengeance, 25.00; Sam Flint, Incomplete, 25.00; and Terry Vereen, Blue Lightnin, 24.85. The tournament, which has been held Labor Day weekend in previ ous years, was moved back two weeks this year. Joe Stanley, president of the South Brunswick Islands Chamber of Commerce, said Holden Beach Marina would have been too busy Labor Day weekend to host the tour nament. Also, there wouldn't have been enough motel rooms to accommo date the fishermen. "This gives a little extension to the season," Stanley said, adding that the tournament will be held the same weekend next year. Holden Beach Marina hosted the tournament for the first time this year. Stanley said the chamber's board of directors will decide whether to keep the tournament there or find a different location. "I think it's an ideal place to have it," Stanley said. "Everybody could come in the inlet and didn't have to worry about the Sunset Beach bridge. We can't say enough about this marina. It worked well." IMPORTANT NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OF CLASS ACTION AND FAIRNESS HEARING IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA SOUTHERN DIVISION Russell Price, et al vs. Ciba-Geigy Corporation NO 94-0647- CB-S U.S. WORKERS WITH ON-THE-JOB EXPOSURE TO GALECRON? and Their Spouses, Children, Other Relatives and 1-egal Representatives: GALECRON* WAS A COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDE WHICH WAS MARKETED IN THE U.S. BY CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION. IT WAS NOT MARKETED EOR RESIDENTIAL OR HOME GARDENING USE. I -S. WORKERS WITH ON-THE-JOB EXPOSURE TO GALECRON* MAY BE ELIGIBLE EOR FREE MEDICAL MONITORING AND/OR CASH PAYMENTS UNDER A PROPOSED LEGAL SETTLEMENT. tou nut belong hi a slast of pet -pie covered bt a pro posed settlement of a legal action I "Settlement" I. and sou mas he entitled to rrcexe (hi benefits of the Settlement This V<Ke le lis who i% votered bs the Settlement ml Jes?.nhes the litjf *h<i the benefit* of the proputed Settlement, and tour le fal nghtt All Settlement Class members who do not nmels ?> ude theauelvct leu. :ht U?mi t will be bound hs the Settle I mem if M is apprised PLEASE RUD THIS NOTICE C AREFt LL> ? rr MAY AiTECT ICR R LEGAL RIGHTS ? FOB MORI INFORMATION CALL I WW- 5*5- Jl 2* Bt (>de? of the I nteO Slates I h strut Court for the South em District of Alabama a class action has been condiuonallt certified (<* tettlemem purposes on behalf of Settlement Clin Members tas Jefnaed below i ?ho ma; now or later lute claims against ( iha <itigt I ?rpxatno anting out of wort related ex f**urr lo (ialesrooS ()n Januart Hi. 1995. a tairness hearing ? ill he held at the Courthouse ! nited Slate* District Court. Southern Ihstrvt of Alabama I P St Joseph S? . Mobile. Ala batna. M02 at "?00 a m Centra! Time to the Court can deter mine if (he clast action thivld he t mailt certified and if the Settle mem tummanxed in the V^r be appro ted at fair, rea sonable and adequate fhii hearing mat be cuotmued ?ithout further notice I OCFINmON Of CLASS I nder the Settlement Galecronft it defined as . hkejimelorm or ant cMotdimeliem containing product, either manufactured, formulated packaged, distributed or told by or oo behalf of Ctba (ieigt Corporation or related parties, regard lett of the trade name of the product, or ant metabolite of (jakcron&. including (he tubMance known at 4 COT or 5-CAT rhe Settlement Class it defined as ill All persons ?bo (all into one of the following categories, and ?ho reside in the I ruled States as of the date of filing of the Clast Action Complaint. who hate been exposed in the luted States to GaiecrooS i 'Exposed Persont") a Plant Workers An individual i whether or not em ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporaiionl who in the course of hit or her employment ai Ciba-Geigy Corporation's St Gabriel. Louisiana or Mcintosh. Alabama sites. was exposed lo GalecronS. includ tsg. - ;2sss! individual who worked in manufacturing formulating or packaging Galecron# or in the waste disposal of GalecronQ. or worked in the construction, demolition or main tenance of ant facilities used tor the foregoing ac tivities at such Si (ubncl Louisiana or Mcintosh. Alabama sites, or b Formulalors An individual (whether or not em ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporaiionl who in (he course of hit or htr employment was exposed fo Galecron? while ai a plant or site which was in tolved in mmng. blending, packaging, handling or otherwise formulating pesticides which contained, in whole or in part. Galecron? or c Applicators An individual (whether or not em ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporation) who in the course of hit or het employment, was exposed lo Galecron? while intolved in the application of pes ticides which contained, in whole or in pari. Gakcro."!'?. ?wli"1inv. without limitation aerial and la.id applicators, flagmen, mixers, blenders, load ers and other individuals who handled such pesti cide piiui ioor Jurtr.g the app!:c?!io!> {????!?? ami d Other Covered Workers Anindmdual(whetheror not employed by Ciba-Geigy Corporation) who in the course of his or her employment was exposed lo Galecron? ai the Clean Land, Air. Water Corpo ration or Environmental Purification Advancement. Inc disposal tiles located near Bayou Sorttl. Loui siana. at Empak. Inc in Deer Park. Texas: or in a testing or research laboralorv. whether or not owned by Ciba-Geigy Corporation, or (2) The spouses, parents, children or olher relatives of the Ex posed Persons descnoeu above (Collectively "Seltlen-enl Class Members") Holt: If you art an Expostd Ptrson. you art a Stllltment Class Mtmbtr whtlhtr or nol you hint btrn duignvstd with an illntss Spousts, part/Us. children or olhtr relatives art Stnlrnunl Class Mtm hers bul the claims lht\ art stilling art hmiitd lo ihost arising from an Expostd Ft r son's exposure Rck>ul Dito Galecron? was registered for use from 1968-1989. Some Exposed Persons may have been exposed before of after those dales II. IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE To Plant Worirrv lorraulatorv. Applicators and Other | Covered Worierx las drfinrti above i: You mav hate an increased nsk of developing bladder cancer it you had on-the-job exposure to Gilccitnl W.>rk 1 er\ exposed to Galecron? should participate in a medical i monitoring prograii. tx^aux early detection ot bladder can j cercan result in more effective treatment An part of the Settle ; ment. Ciba -Geigy has agreed to establish a medical monitor ing program (or the detection of bladder cancer for those in i Jividuals who do not exclude themselses from the lawsuit ! Within six months, this program should he available free of ' sharge to all Ktposed Persons who do not exdude themselves from the lawsuit If you had on-the job exposure to Galecron?. it is rec ommended that you or v our doctor call 1-800-545-3126 to lean how you can obtain further medical information or en roll in the medical monitoring program III BRIEF SUMMARY OF LITIGATION On February 8, 1W-I a class action lawsuit was filed against defendant. Ciba-Geigy Corporation l"Ciba-Geig)"l. in Alabama State Court, which lawsuit was later removed to the I nited States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama The Complaint, as amended, alleges that the Settlement Class as defined above is entitled to damages for medical monitoring and other compensation as a result of Exposed Persons' exposure to Galecron? Ciba-Geigy has filed an Answer denying all essential al legations of the Complaint, and asserting affirmative legal de fenses The Court has decided that the case can proceed as a class action for purposes of sef'ement only This does not mean that the Class Representatives would have been successful had the case gone to trial The Court has made no such detemuna taMi. and the proposed Settlement is not to be construed as an expression of any opinion by she Court as ta the nsnis of any of the claims asserted against Ciba-Geigy IV. PROPOSED SETTLEMENT A Settlement has been entered into between the Class Representatives. Class Counsel and Ciba-Geigy. which will re solve all past, present and future claims against Ciba-Geigy aris ing out of Exposed Persons' exposure to Galecron? The Settle ment provides for the establishment by Ciba-Geigy of two funds to provide medical benefits and compensation to F.xposed Per ryr tH*tr Uoil r?*nr??v<?nl iliv 1 1 1 11k M?tk?l Monitoring tux) Ireilnienl Fund iTWMMTFmd-t. If the Settlement is approved. Ciba-Geigy will make an initial deposit of $5,000,000 into the MMT Fund, and will thereafter make additional deposits on an as-needed basis There is no limit to the amount of money Ciba-Geigy can be required to contribute over the life of this Fund The MMT Fund will pay for a medical monitoring pro gram designed to delect at an early stage the form of bladder cancer alleged to be associated with Galecron?: specifically, primary urothelial carcinoma of the urinary collecting system. i.e.. renal pelvis, ureter, bladder and urethra The MMT Fund also will pay for all medically necessary treatment not paid for by Medicare or Medicaid if the Exposed Person has been or in the future is diagnosed with such bladder cancer The MMT Fund will pay for medical monitoring to Ex posed Persons for a period of 20 years, and will pay for medical treatment until one full year passes with no claims for treatment being filed but in no event less than 20 years Ciba-Geigy will have no obligation to continue the medical monitoring and trcat nw.V. frjg:2.T. if *h* ST"'*??!* ? m approved Only Exposed Persons, i.e.. eligible Plant Workers, Fornicators. Applicators and Other Covered Workers, as defined in this Notice, will be entitled to uudica! nfcniiiorir.g at, J trctilnien! (2) The Disease Compensation and Administration Fund ("The DCA Fund" I. If the Settlement is approved. Ciba Getgy will also make an initial deposit of S30.000.000 into the DCA Fund In addition to medical treatment paid for by the MMT Fund, the DCA Fund will make cash payments of up to $410,000, as set forth in more detail below, on behalf of an Ex posed Person who. after exposure to Galecron?. has developed or in the future develops the form of bladder cancer alleged to be associated with Galecron?: specifically, primary urothelial car cinoma of the urinary collecting system, i e.. renal pelvis, ureter, bladder and urethra Cash payments will vary depending upon (he Exposed Person's age. smoking s(alus and participation in the health screening program. For Exposed Persons who are non smokers and participants in the health screening program, the cash payments will be as follows (a) SI 0.000 in the event of treatment involving an invasive procedure (this is a one-time payment regardless of (he number of procedures), (b) up to $150,000 in the event of a radical cystectomy (bladder removal) with diversion of the urinary tract, which amount will decrease with a person's age to a minimum of $10,000 if the Exposed Person is 85 years or older, and (c) up to $250,000 in the event an Exposed Person's death is found to be caused by bladder can DAVID ROURK (right) and Ricky Hawes ( center ) celebrate their top finish in the South Brunswick Islands King Classic. Also pictured during Saturday's awards ceremony is chamber president Joe Stanley. cer. which amount will decrease with age to a minimum of SI 7,500 if the Exposed Person is 85 years or older An Exposed Person may colled separately for (a), (b) and (c) above, so that the maximum payment to an Exposed Person is $410,000. The cash payments described above will he reduced by I2 5f if the Exposed Person had smoked in the five years prior to diagnosis A separate 1 2 5^ reduction will he made if he or she had (ailed to participate in the health screening program in each ot the three years prior to diagno>is (or in each year that the program was available, if less than three years) The DCA Fund also will pay 51.1*10 to any Exposed Person who was diagnosed w ith hemor rhagic cystitis within three months following exposure (this is a one time payment regardless of the number of manifestations) in addition, the DC" A Fund w ill pay for administratis; costs, and class counsel's attorneys' fees, costs and expenses as determined by the Court All cash payments from the DCA Fund arc paid only on account of a compensable claim of an Exposed Person, i.e . an eligible Plant Worker. Formulator. Applicator or Other Covered Worker, as defined in this Notice Cash payments to a spouse, parent, child or other relative will only he made if they arc the legal representative of an Exposed Person. The benefits of the DCA Fund will continue as long as the MMT Fund continues, or until the DCA Fund is exhausted as set forth below Ciha-Geigy has agreed to pay up to a maximum of $45 (100.000 for the benefits afforded by that Fund If the DCA Fund is exhausted. Ciha-Geigy may continue paying for compensable claims II Ciba-Geigy does not continue to pay. Settlement Class Members will he able to opt-out of the DCA Fund and will regain their right to pursue any legal claims they may have, except for claims for medical monitonng. medical treatment, fear of illness or cancer, or increased risk of illness or cancer, because medical monitonng and treatment will continue to be available i3i Other Conditions The Stipulation of Settlement presently pros ides for medical monitonng. treatment and com pensation pay ments for certain medical conditions set forth in this Notice In the event, however, that a Court approved Epide miology Panel determines lo a reasonable medical certainty that any other medical condition is caused by Galecron? exposure, that condition will be deemed a compensable claim, and will be eligible for medical monitonng (if feasible), medical treatment, and cash pay ments The c^h payments will not exceed the maxi mum amounts payable for the covered medical conditions set forth above (4) Administrator. A nationally recognised entity or entities with substantial investment and medical claims admin istration expenence w ill he appointed by the Court to administer the Settlement The Administrator will determine whether a Settlement Class Member is eligible for benefits under the settle ment Any disputes concerning a Settlement Class Member's entitlement to benefits will be resolved by a Medical AJvisory Panel or by a single arbitrator, depending upon the issue in dis pute The decision of the Medical Advisory Panel or arbitrator each have the effect of an arbitration decision and shall be bind ing upon all parties, including the Settlement Class Member. l5l Release Settlement Class Members who do not exclude themselves from the Class release all past, present and future claims I il relating io the covered medical conditions listed above, and in) relating to an Exposed Person's exposure to Galecron?. including all claims alleging that any other cancers, personal injuries or nsks are caused by exposure lo Galecron?. This means that claims that Galecron? exposure caused any con dition other than those medical conditions listed above will be released, but will receive no compensation or treatment, unless the Court approved Epidemiology Panel finds that such other condition is caused by Galecron? exposure. The release is ef fective as against Ciha-Geigy and certain additional releasees as defined in the Simulation of Settlement, including Ciba Geigy, Ltd . the parent of Ciba-Geigy. If you believe you are a member of the Settlement Class, and have any questions regarding any of the benefits set forth above, you are urged to call 1-800-565-3126 for further in formation. V. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES AND CLASS COUNSEL The Court has designated the following Settlement Class Members. Russell W Price, l-eslie E Hoven. Grady W Brown. Jennie Ropp Brown, Jack Harley Woodward. Alta Woodward, Joe H Bowman and Martha Annie Bowman, as class represen tatives lo represent all Settlement I lass Memners fne Court has also designated as Class Counsel the following individuals: Timothy E. Eble; J. Cecil Gardner; Joseph J McKernan; S C. Middlebrooks 111; Charles W Patrick. Jr . and Patnck W Pendlcy The Class Representatives and Class Counsel believe thai the proposed Settlement is fair, reasonable and adequate. Class Representatives and Class Counsel have entered into the pro posed Settlement after weighing the substantial benefits against the probabilities of success or failure, and the long delays that would be likely if the case proceeded to trial There has been no agreement between the parties regard ing attorneys' fees. At the fairness hearing. Class Counsel will request the Court to award attorneys' fees and reimbursement of costs and expenses, to be paid from the DCA Fund Class coun sel will request a percentage fee award not lo exceed 20% of the benefit conferred on the class, hall of which w ill be requested to be paid over a 4-year period while legal work continues. VI. RIGHTS AND OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBERS It you are a Settlement Cl<n? Mumi. you have ;hc fc! lowing options (1) You may do nvtbint and rtmiin a Sttikmtnt C lass Member If you ch>x>se to take no action, your interests as a member of ihe Settlement Class will he represented by the Class Representatives and Class Counsel, at no cost to you indi vidually You will he hound hy any judgment or final disposition of the litigation, and may participate in the benefits available as a member of the Settlement Class It is important, however, to fill out ihe REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FORM in order to learn how to receive benefits sent vou at vour own coil, You or your attorney must file an Entry of Appearance with the Clerk of the Court and send a copy to Class Counsel and Ciba-Geigy. at the addresses set forth be low Such Entry of Appearance must be filed by December 16, 1994 IJ> You mas remain a Sttlkimnt Clav> Member and tfbjtcl lu Ihe Settlement. Any Settlement Class Member who does not elect exclusion from the Settlement Class and who ob jects to the proposed Settlement must mail such objections and any supporting papers to the Clerk of Court, at the address set forth below, on or before December 16, 1994. If the person fil ing the objection intends to appear personally at the January V). 1995 Fairness Hearing described above, he or she must file with the Clerk, on or before December 16. 1994. a Notice of Intent to Appear Any Settlement Class Member who does not file objec tions in (he time and manner described above is forever fore closed from raising any objection to such matters Any Settle ment Class Member whose objection is overruled will slill be bound by any judgment or final disposition of the litigation Copies of aii objections ana Notices of intent to Appear that aic mailed to the Clerk of Court must also be mailed to Class Coun sel and to counsel for Ciba-Geigy at the following addresses: Class Counsel Counsel for Ciba-Geigy Galecron Class Action Henry B Alsobrook. Jr. P O Bo* 974 Adams and Reese Charleston. SC 29402 4500 One Shell Square New Orleans. LA 70139 to-Uindtr UyUgm L2 or J above I. you may receive the bene (lis afforded by this Settlement within six months ojfjhe Court's Order directing Ihb Notice. Ciba-Geigy has agreed to make all benefits afforded by this Settlement available to Settlement Class Members on an interim basis prior to final C ourt approv a! of the Settlement. The appropriate Proof of Claim forms will be requited (see Section VII below), and an appropriate re lease will be required for any cash payments made. Ounng this interim claims procedure, class counsel's fees and expenses will be paid upon approval of the Court and ultimately deducted from the IX" A Fund initial deposit. (51 " Class. If you elect to be excluded from the Settlement Class, you will not be bound by any judgment, disposition, or settle ment of the class action, but you also will not be able to partici pate in the Settlement. You will retain and be free to pursue any claims you may have. If you wish to cxclude yourself from the Settlement Class, you must mail a request for exclusion to the following: Clerk of Court United States District Court For the Southern District of Alabama 1 13 St. Joseph Street Mobile. Alabama 30002 Your exclusion request must set forth your full name and cur rent address Your written request for exclusion must be post marked no later than December 16. 1994. VII. PROOF OF CLAIM PROCEDURE In order for an Exposed Person to receive medical moni toring. he or she will be required to submit proof of certain em ploymem-related exposure to Galecron?. In order to receive medical treatment or the disease compensation outlined above, a Settlement Class Member will also be required to have been diagnosed, subsequent to exposure, with one of the covered medical conditions listed above A Proof of Claim to partici pate in medical monitonng may be submitted at any time during the duration of the program A Proof of Claim for a covered medical condition must be submitted w ithin one year of diagno sis (or. if the condition has already been diagnosed, within one year after approval of the Settlement). The Proof of Claim is designed so that you may complete it yourself. Class Counsel is available to answer questions you may have about claims procedures, without charge to you. If you desire legal assistance, you are free to retain an attorney of your choice. To obtain a Proof of Claim Form for medical monitoring, medical treatment or disease compensation, please call 1-800 565-3126 or fill out the REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FORM below and mail it to CIa<s Counsel at P.O. Box 974. Charleston. SC 29402. No benefits will be available to any member of the Settlement Class unless he or she submits the necessary Proof of Claim Form. VIII. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION THIS NOTICE IS ONLY A SUMMARY. The complete terms of the Settlement, and all other pleadings and relevant documents in this litigation, are on file and may be examined or copied during regular business hours at the offices of the Clerk of the Couri United States District Court. 1 13 St. Joseph Street. Mobile. Alabama 36602. DO NOT CALL THE CLERK OF COURT if you has e any questions about this Notice or the Settle ineni nuuicss *>,, rcgrd:r:j thi? Notice or Settle ment in writing to the Class Counsel at P. O Bo* 974, Charles ton, SC 29402, or by calling 1-800-565-3 1 26. Any requests for additional information, like the Proof of Claims Forms or a complete copy of the Settlement, should be made bs calling 1-800-565-31 26. or by filling out the REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FORM below and mailing it to Class Counsel It is recommended that all Settlement Class Members who do not wish to exclude themselves mail the REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FORM, as it will facilitate further com munication if the Court approves the Settlement If you do not mail the attached form, the Court may not be able to communi cate with you directly and you may not leant how to receive your benefits Mobile. Alabama Date September 1.1994 By Order of the Court Judge Charles R Butler. Jr. r *I OM. Win HI UNf - PLKASK PRINT OR TYfEl | REQUEST FOR INFORMATION FORM | (This is not an OdI-OuI Request I | I I I O I would like to have more detailed information of the I | Settlement mailed to: I NAME I ADDRESS # CITY. STATE. ZIP TELEPHONE NUMBER Mail ih is Request to. (ialecron Class Action P.O. Bo* 974 Charleston, SC 29402
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