West Germany Plans Salt Dome Nuclear Waste Dump
West Germany aims to use salt mine formations near Remlingen for a permanent high level nuclear waste repository. Officials say low and medium level waste already stored underground with watertight salt barriers, while the planned high level waste would be sealed in glass blocks after mixing with molten plugs.
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Remlingen
West Germany
Stanly
West Geran
Selec “Tion
Lower Saxony
Research Ministry
United States
France
Heparters
Ecclesiastical Garments Exhibit At Chicago Art Institute
The Art Institute of Chicago hosts a major exhibit titled Raiment for the Lord's Service, featuring nearly 200 ecclesiastical garments from the 11th to 18th centuries. Curated by Christa Mayer-Thurman, the show includes capes, mitres, dalmatics, and related items from museums, churches, and private collections in the United States and abroad.
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Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
United States
Christa C. Mayer-Thurman
Art Institute
Mexico
Canada
Europe
Christ
Andy
Allen Gibty
Mil Pais
Ex Federal Official Irked By Coal Conversion Plans
David Lilienthal, former TVA chairman, criticizes stalled coal conversion ideas as costly and impractical. He cites private financing and government inertia, recalls a proposed $400 million plant near Belleville, Illinois, and notes Iran’s Khuzestan Province as a contrast in energy development over 20 years. Lilienthal, 76, leads Development and Resources Corp., advocating private enterprise in energy policy.
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New York
David
Liben
David E. Lilienthal
Mny House
Eberstaht & Co
Tech
Lilienthal
Criss Erect
Belleville
Tennessee Valley Authority
First Atomic Energy Come
Khuzestan
Iran
Development and Resources Corp
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China
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Ichasuble
St. Peter's Luytheran Church
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Unitrex
ROYAL
Bacorer Gantt
Edigitron
Airnlay
West
Texas Ave
Baytown
Texas
Harvest
Caeneaton
Fat Beatae
Alain Hel Bat
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