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Seven SRP workers at the Savannah River Plant picked up small amounts of radioactive particles on shoe soles in the H-area near the tank farm. DOE called the incident minor with no health hazard, noting total dose under one millirem and precautionary shoe covers for area employees. Five were construction workers, one from Health Protection, and one a DOE inspector. An unrelated Tuesday incident found radioactivity on a worker’s hair after removing gear.
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Savannah River
Becky M. McSwain
du Pont
Department of Energy
DOE
Ross Country
du Pont Health Protection Department
U.S. Department of Energy
Quake Rattles Southern California Around Malibu
A strong 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck near Malibu at 10:55 p.m. damaging none reported, but caused downtown buildings to sway and rock slides in Malibu area within a 70 mile radius, CALTECH in Pasadena said.
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Los Angeles
Malibu
Pacific Ocean
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Partly cloudy forecast with low in upper thirties
Partly cloudy skies are forecast tonight with a low in the upper 30s. Friday will be mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain and a high near 60. Details on Page 6A.
DOE Moves Ahead On NPR Plans At Savannah River Plant
A DOE official says plans to build a new 6.8 billion tritium producing facility at the Savannah River Plant proceed pending environmental impact study completion. No schedule slip. Idaho backup system reviews under way. Independent researchers propose a 2.3 billion accelerator option, potentially replacing nuclear methods, authored by Los Alamos Brookhaven and Westinghouse Hanford teams.
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Washington
Savannah River
Department of Energy
Joseph Salgado
Idaho
Salgado
Department
Ile
Washington Energy
Federal
Advanced Research
New Mexico
New York
States News Ser
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Westinghouse Hanford Company Laboratory
Campbell's Speech Sparks Questions in Aiken County
Aiken County lawmakers questioned the governor's executive order banning hazardous waste from certain states and split on tax proposals. Senator Moore and Representative Rudnick raised constitutional concerns, while Senator Shealy doubted its validity and urged court ruling. Moore noted a 1983 similar measure was repealed, fearing EPA mandates.
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Columbia
Aiken County
Thomas L. Moore
Ryan C. Shealy
Lexington County
South Carolinians Join Bushs Celebration in DC
South Carolina Republicans mobilized for George H W Bush inaugural events in Washington. Tony Denny says 700 tickets sold for a South Carolina ball while an official black tie function at the National Air and Space Museum honors guests from SC and Texas. Official ceremonies opened with a teachers reception hosted by Education Secretary Cavazos.
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Washington
Republican Party
George Herbert Walker Bush
South Carolina
Bush
Tony Denny
Columbia
George Bush
Lee Atwater
Carroll A. Campbell
Strom Thurmond
Rl.c
Atwater
Republic National Committee
Denny
Texas
National Air and Space Museum
Mrs. Thurmond
Pennsylvania Avenue
VMI Cadets Linked to Armored Car Heist in Newark
Two Virginia Military Institute cadets admitted wearing rented police uniforms to rob an armored car, escaping with 4.5 million dollars. Senior Robert Jasinski and his accomplice Bryan Small confessed after questioning at VMI, with FBI detailing the planned heist aided by Jasinski's father in Newark. Authorities said most money was recovered from an attic crawl space and that all three suspects face federal charges.
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Newark
N.J
Virginia Military Institute
Leroy Hammond
Lexington
Robert J. Jasinski
Boonton
Coin Depot Armored Car Corp
Elizabeth
William T. Jasinski
Bryan Small
Columbus
Ohio
John McGinley
FBI
McGinley
Jasinski
Roanoke
Frank Butler
VMI
Small
Robert Jasinski
Ronald Hedges
Edward Hartnett
Coin Depot
First Fidelity Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
AP Poll: Bush lip read misleads voters on taxes
New York AP poll finds Americans doubt Bush will keep his no tax increase pledge despite six in ten saying he should not seek a tax hike. Seventy one percent think he will raise taxes, yet 59 percent view him favorably and approve his cabinet choices.
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George Bush
Bush
Media General
Associated Press
Bus
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