DOE asks for U S cleanup teams for Soviet plant accident
Amarillo newspaper reports the Department of Energy surveyed nuclear facilities including Pantex for possible deployment to the Soviet Union if requested to help quell a radiological emergency. DOE officials say no deployment planned now but could change.
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Amarillo
Department of Energy
Pantex
Charles Poole
DOE
Soviet Union
Poole
Pant
Jackson
Sandia National Laboratories
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Albuquerque
U.S
Ukraine
Contra
United States
Canada
Soviets decline aid for radiation sick from Chernobyl
Sweden reports Soviet officials refused foreign medical help for radiation sickness victims after a Karolinska hospital letter suggested offering aid. A Swedish spokesperson said the clarification showed no outside assistance was requested or needed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Karolinska Hospital
Karolinska
National
Radiation Protection Institute
Tania Blanck
Foreign Ministry
Ulf Haakansson
Warren Petroleum eyes Mont Belvieu property buyout
public affairs manager Art Spencer for Chevron said Warren Petroleum is interested in acquiring homeowners property along Pablo Street in Mont Belvieu. Paul Doran announced a 13 company plan to buy out 179 homes 19 mobile homes six churches, with Warren seeking 100 percent sales and owning land west of Pablo Street retaining mineral and salt rights.
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Mont Belvieu
Art Spencer
Chevron
Warren Petroleum
Pablo Street
Warren
Spencer
Exxon plans 15 percent staff cuts across company
Exxon estimates its overall staffing reduction at 15 percent or 2.8 billion dollars. Baytown Refinery leaders say the Baytown plant will fare relatively well under budget cuts, viewing the BRUP as Exxon’s major capital project that could buffer impacts. Contract workers and non BRUP project staff were expected to face reductions while Exxon Chemicals in Baytown did not expect cutbacks at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exxon
Baytown
BRUP
Exxon Chemicals
Police shoot, kill suspect in Baytown house burglary
In Baytown two burglary suspects fled a residence. One was shot and killed by police at a house burglary scene. A 17 year old suspect was found behind a nearby residence. Authorities believe the pair linked to two earlier burglaries that night. Charges of attempted capital murder and three counts of burglary of habitation are pending. The district attorney's office was called to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Reeves
U S spy satellites monitor Soviet Chernobyl disaster
Washington officials say old satellite tech shows U S ability to view the Soviet nuclear accident. KH1 photos from Chernovyl reveal the destroyed reactor while a Big Bird infrared satellite tracks the intense heat. Details emerge as leaks test administration policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
William Cohen
Maine
Senate Intelligence Committee
Soviet Union
Ukrainian Americans Pray For Family Amid Nuclear Disaster
Ukrainian Americans rally at St Joseph's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Chicago and in New York and Philadelphia praying for relatives after the Soviet acknowledge a nuclear plant disaster. Ev. Mychailo Kuzma says relief efforts face uncertainty as communities organize prayers and blessings and await updates.
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Associated Press
Mychailo Kuzma
St Joseph's
Philadelphia
Cnare
Easler
Samme
Ead Ochurch
Ukraine
Pasebak
Buyout plan outlined for property owners facing demolition
Doran outlines buyout steps with appraisers to prepare an offer and a 30 day period to sign a sale contract. The project office will oversee meetings through demolition, with some homeowners allowed to relocate at their own expense and a three month timeline influenced by homeowner interest. Eligible residents include those with lawsuits resolved or pending, excluding certain industry group members.
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Daran
de Leon
de Lean
Herratommers
Parsons
Chambers
Precinct 2
Kart Porter
Saaid
Industry Group
Miller
Industry plan eyed for buyout of homes and land
Industry props to pay current replacement value for permanent structures or mobile home pads plus one dollar per square foot for the land. A relocation allowance of one percent would be added. Officials note older buyout areas lack curbs and gutters and rents are excluded from relocation aid.
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Gram
Industry
Mont Belvieu
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