Riches in a Nuclear Dump Attracts Unemployed in West Virginia
In McDowell and nearby counties face 36 percent unemployment, residents urge drawing 1000 jobs from a monitored storage facility for spent nuclear fuel along U.S. 52. Officials hope for federal backing to open a repository by 1998 with workers from coal towns, while opponents fear stigma and out-of-state hiring.
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Wyoming County Economic Development Authority
Washington, D.C
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West Virginia
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First Community Bank
Pineville
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Jay Rockefeller
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New York City Unveils Explicit Condom Ads
New York City launches a controversial AIDS awareness campaign with condom focused print ads and TV spots. Officials, clergy, and residents debate public health versus provocative messaging as fund raising continues for a six million campaign.
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John Woolsey
Office of Christian and Family Development
Archdiocese of New York
Noah Dear
Edward I. Koch
Koch
Public Service
Saatchi & Saatchi Compton Inc
New York Life Insurance Company
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Wcbs-Tv
Wnyc-Tv
Stephen Joseph
Study warns of psychiatric side effects from cancer treatment
In Chicago AP report, 44 advanced cancer patients on interleukin 2 at the National Cancer Institute showed severe psychiatric symptoms. Fifteen required restraints, 22 had mental function loss or disorientation, with effects fading after treatment ends and no long term psychiatric harm. Some patients pulled out IV tubes due to disorientation.
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Chicago
National Cancer Institute
Kirk Denicoff
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
Denicoff
American Psychiatric Association
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