U S Base Talks Open Amid Filipino Attacks
U S and Philippines proceed with bases talks after a deadly ambush in which two Air Force airmen were killed by suspected rebels. Airmen Raven and Green identified. Moore escaped. Over 200 questioned, no charges filed. Navy bans off post leave. intensified protests in Manila. Officials discuss mutual interests and possible US withdrawal.
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Phillipines
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Flood Waters Surge As Texas Levee Breach Is Blown Open
Downstream workers blasted a failed Bowie County levee to relieve pressure on a backup barrier protecting Arkansas communities. Five explosions widened the gap, easing flood water pressure. Arkansas emergency officials warned 250 to 300 homes could be affected if the levee failed. State guardsmen sandbagged flood zones. a helicopter and river barges assisted cattle stranded on flood islands. James Roberts of Foreman recalled 1938 floods as his wheat and land suffered losses.
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Texas
Arkansas
Gary Talley
Office of Emergency Services
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Foreman
Red River
DOE Uses Old Photo In Nuclear Air Space Dispute
Energy Secretary James D. Watkins cites a 1900s photo of a B 52 flying near a reactor to justify a plan for a 10 300 foot airspace over the Savannah River Site and other weapons plants. Augusta officials and pilots warn tight airspace will force risky flight paths. Watkins testifies that military aircraft use near reactor sites for target practice and must be stopped to reduce collision risks.
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Department of Energy
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Hanford
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Tenn
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Tax policy clash surfaces in budget talks
Democrats push for tax increases as a bargaining lever while the White House stresses no preconditions exist. Sununu and Fitzwater clash over remarks as Darman sets a $45 to $56 billion first year savings goal and flags a possible $100 billion deficit over Gramm-Rudman limits.
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White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Richard Darman
Darman
Gramm-Rudman
Sandia Robots Adapt for Cleanup at Nuclear Sites
Sandia National Laboratory scientists adapt weapons tech to environmental cleanup. A sun powered titanium dioxide system breaks down organic wastes in contaminated water, producing safe byproducts. Plans include full scale trials within a year and commercial use about four years away.
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Pat Eicker
Sandia
Darth Vader
Acti
Mike Prairie
Solar Project
Dugan
Sandia opens weapons labs to industry for tech transfer
The Sandia National Laboratories expand cooperation with industry after a 1992 DOE bill allows cooperative agreements with firms and universities. Leaders say the move will apply fusion, imaging, sensors, and other tech to medical, security, and consumer uses while preserving defense missions and patent rights.
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