Seabrook Nuclear Plant shutdown under NRC directive
Federal inspectors urged a shutdown at Seabrook plant during low power tests sparking a review by the NRC and a later denial of forced actions. Rep Markey cited a claimed operator grab by an NRC inspector amid the events.
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Subscriptions and Mailing Rates for Aiken Standard
Subscription options listed include monthly five dollar forty cents, three months twenty two fifty, six months forty five, twelve months ninety. All payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The Aiken Standard dates back to 1867 and is published by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Communications Inc
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European Leaders Open Two Day EEC Summit in Madrid
Leaders of 12 EEC nations begin talks in Madrid to push toward a single market by 1992 and confront UK resistance to a single currency and central bank. Thatcher faces isolation over a social charter while West Germany seeks political will on final monetary union steps.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Jacques Delors
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West Germany
Leadership shakeup signals broader purge in China
China backed Zhao Ziyang's removal as party head and Jiang Zemin appointed to lead reforms amid a hard line against dissent. The Central Committee dismissed Hu Qili and Zhao allies from top posts, with hints purges may extend to lower levels of the party and government.
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Li Peng
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Hu Qili
Central Commission For Discipline Inspection
Hawaii Quake Tops Six-Year Record At 6.1
A 6.1 magnitude quake shook Hawaii near Kalapana triggering a small tsunami and minor damage. Scientists attributed the event to lava-pressure from Kilauea’s current eruption which began January 3 1983 and feeds lava to the coast. No serious injuries were reported.
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Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
Honolulu
Bob Koyanagi
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Koyanagi
U S Shifts Lebanon Stance On Syria Pullout
In a broadcast interview Lawrence Ogleberger urged Syria to withdraw from Lebanon reversing prior Senate testimony. He said outside powers should back off and let Lebanese decide their future amid ongoing clashes between Syrian backed forces and Gen. Michel Aoun forces.
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U.S
Lawrence Ogleberger
Syria
Dhour Shweir
Prince
Eagleberger
Voice of Lebanon
Washington
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
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House Panel Starts Pentagon Budget Battle Over Key Programs
House Armed Services Committee weighs cuts to the B 2 bomber and SDI while seeking to protect the V 22 Osprey helicopter and F 14D Tomcat. Amendments push extra funds for National Guard and reserves amid a 295.6 billion budget debate.
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Dtexas
SDI
Strategic Defense Initiative
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Dick Cheney
Sonny Montgomery
Dmiss
Marvin Leath
D-Texas
Montgomery
Curt Weldon
R-Pa
Thomas Foglietta
D-Pa
Armed Services Research and Development Subcommittee
Weldon
Foglietta
Marine Corps
Senators Cut Privately Funded Travel in 1990 Re-Election Drive
A study of 1988 Senate disclosures shows about a third of senators reduced privately financed trips, many to pricey resorts. The Associated Press reports 179 private trips in 1988 down from 223 in 1987, amid calls to curb conflicts of interest and possible pay raises tied to speaking honoraria.
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