Computer system at SRP could have averted TMI disaster
Savannah River Plant researchers say a $300000 diagnostic and safety computer system could have prevented much of the Three Mile Island accident. The system monitors alarms and conditions, identifies the most serious issue, and guides operators to fix it, potentially avoiding the flood of warnings that overwhelmed TMI staff.
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Savannah River Plant
Kris L. Gimmy
Eric Nomm
Gimmy
TMI
Shultz Lets ASEAN Lead in Cambodia Settlement Shift
In Bangkok on day two of talks with ASEAN foreign ministers Secretary Shultz signals a pivot from U S involvement in Cambodia. He backs ASEAN led actions to push a negotiated pullout of Vietnam forces from Cambodia and supports ASEAN efforts to ease Communist control in the region.
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ASEAN
Cambodian
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Cambodia
George P. Shultz
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
U.S
Vietnam
Reagan aides seek answers on Carter briefing book
In a rare weekend meeting, Reagan aides tackle questions about how the 1980 campaign obtained a briefing book prepared for Carter. Carter aide Jody Powell calls the book one of the most important campaign documents, while officials say it is a public record compilation for surrogate speakers.
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Reagan
Carter
White House
Fred Fielding
Jody Powell
Jimmy Carter
Japanese Conservatives Score A Decisive Election Victory
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone and his Liberal Democratic Party won a decisive victory in the upper house elections. Nakasone says he will convene a special session to push through bureaucratic streamlining measures.
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
Liberal Democratic Party
Nakasone
FBI Seeks Fourth Bottle In Poisoned Gravy Mix Case
The FBI hunts a fourth bottle of tainted Gravy Master Seasoning after three laced with nicotine sulfate were found in Pathmark stores in North Jersey communities. A letter claiming hate for Gravymaster Inc. warned of four bottles on shelves including a likely one in Belleville.
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N.J
FBI
New York Post
Pathmark
New Jersey
Allen N. Koplin
Gravymaster Inc
North Bergen
Weehawken
Jersey City
Belleville
Senate Poised For Abortion Amendment Showdown
After years of debate a constitutional amendment to let states ban abortion heads to a Senate floor clash with sponsors conceding slim odds of passage. Hatch leads the push with critics led by Packwood predicting defeat while divisions emerge among anti abortion groups over federal versus constitutional avenues.
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Senate
Bob Packwood
R-Ove
Packwood
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
Congress
Paul Smith
Senate Judiciary Committee
Democratic House
House
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Cardinal Bernardin holds Mass for divorced Catholics in Chicago
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin led a landmark Mass for divorced and separated Catholics in Chicago, telling about 1,200 attendees that God loves them and offering a message of hope. The Phoenix Ministry, formed in 1978 with 50 Chicago archdiocese chapters, praised the event as moving and significant for church inclusion.
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Chicago
Joseph Bernardin
Bernardin
Anne McCarthy
Phoenix Ministry
McCarthy
Tom Paluch
James Floss
Holy Name Church
Governor Robb spots illegal Virginia marijuana patch
Governor Charles S Robb while flying over George Washington National Forest on June 16 spotted a 4 foot high marijuana patch. A 37 year old Charlottesville man Sam Handy was charged with manufacture of marijuana. 104 plants could have been worth up to 600000 in street sales.
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Charles S. Robb
Charlottesville
Nelson County
William M. Harris
George Washington National Forest
Harris
Robb
Sam Handy
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