John Tesvich

Ameripure

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President of Ameripure, an oyster processing plant based in Franklin, Louisiana, and chairman of the Louisiana Oyster Taskforce

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At the White House today, BP agreed to establish a  $20 billion trust fund  to pay claims from the Gulf oil spill.

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At the White House today, BP agreed to establish a $20 billion trust fund to pay claims from the Gulf oil spill.

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At the White House today, BP agreed to establish a  $20 billion escrow fund  to pay claims from the worst oil spill in American history.

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At the White House today, BP agreed to establish a $20 billion escrow fund to pay claims from the worst oil spill in American history.

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