Alaska Lawmaker Pushes Snow Free Image For Tourism
Sen. Mitch Abood urged removing words like snow cold harsh from state references to attract visitors. In Prudhoe Bay meanwhile, 45 below zero and 40 mph winds contrasted with his sunny talk to colleagues. The dispute began over a resolution about federal highway funds calling Alaska’s environment harsh.
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Mitch Abood
Abood
Prudhoe Bay
Congress
Plutonium Theft Simulation Prompted Texas Plant Closure
Declassified congressional transcripts reveal a 1985 simulated theft of bomb parts at the Pantex plant near Amarillo exposed security lapses. The plant was closed for five days while Energy Secretary John Herrington said security has since been tightened at all nuclear facilities. The test involved a pistol with a silencer and was aided by a pen employee.
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Texas
Pantex
Amarillo
Energy
John Herrington
House Energy Subcommittee
Eight States Eye MX Missile Basing on Rail Cars
The Air Force reviews environmental and operational aspects of ten bases for basing giant MX missiles on rail cars, with eight states eyed for basing in addition to earlier gaming. Congress has not approved Reagan’s plan to buy 50 more MX missiles. bases considered include Blytheville Arkansas Little Rock Whiteman Barksdale Dyess Fairchild Grand Forks Minot Malstrom and Wurtsmith.
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Air Force
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Texas
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Wash
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N.D
Minot Afb
Malstrom Afb
Mont
Wurtsmith Afb
Mich
F.E. Warren Afb
Wyoming
Navy Grounds E2-C Hawkeye Planes After Wing Cracks
The Navy grounds or restricts 80 of 91 E2-C Hawkeye radar planes after fatigue cracks found in wings. Seven Hawkeyes grounded and 10 restricted from carrier operations until wing strengthening is completed. deployed aircraft continue normal operations.
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Washington
Navy
DEA Seizing Assets Prompt Large Backlog in Forfeiture Claims
The Drug Enforcement Administration reports $378 million in seized items and $146 million in cash, with 9,500 claims from police agencies. The asset forfeiture unit is four to six months behind in processing as agencies seek their share of proceeds.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
William Snider
DEA
Unstable Spillway On Nios Still Poses A Flood Hazard
A State Department study warns Lake Nios Cameroon remains a flood and gas risk after last summer's disaster that killed 1 746 people. It urges lowering the lake level and reusing dissolved carbon dioxide while urging study of similar regional lakes.
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Washington
Lake Nios
Cameroon
State Department
Edward J. Koenigsberg
U.S
Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance
Lake
Nios
Sci
Koenigsberg
United States
Aiken Standard Customer Service and Contact Details
Subscriptions and classified ads contact numbers are listed. News tips and display ads can be directed to the numbers provided. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays at 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a public service. The paper is published weekday afternoons and Sundays by Aiken Communications Inc. at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC.
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Reagan Pushes Ahead With Star Wars Talks
President Reagan plans intensified discussions with Congress and NATO allies on the space based anti missile program. Senior advisors met privately to review technology pace deployment feasibility and possible steps for briefing Western leaders. No deployment decisions were announced and officials cautioned details remain undisclosed.
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Reagan
Congress
U.S
NATO
Edward Rowny
Paul H. Nitze
George P. Shultz
Europe
Ogy
Rowny
Nitze
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Shultz
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Kenneth L. Adelman
Cyanide Found In Tea Bag At New Jersey Supermarket
About 10 000 cheese packages were removed from a Super Fresh in Princeton Township after a tea bag contained a lethal cyanide dose. No injuries reported. Health officials tested cheese and tea. no other tainted products found. The recall affects cheese bought near Princeton University. patrons urged not to eat any cheese from the store.
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Princeton Township
N.J
State Health Department
Leigh Cook
Ms. Cook
Health Department
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Super Fresh Markets Inc
Princeton University
Dennis Chalela
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