Book warns of atomic terrorism risks from uranium and plutonium
In Cambridge, Theodore B. Taylor and Mason Willrich warn that advancing nuclear systems heighten two threats. They say weapons-grade uranium and plutonium could enable a crude device, with danger rising as materials travel longer distances. The authors urge safeguards amid available unclassified information.
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Cambridge, Mass
Ford Foundation
Ballinger Publishing Co
Taylor
International Research and Technological Corp
Willrich
University of Virginia
Gas shortage shrinks New England real estate sales
United Press International reports a regional downturn as gasoline shortages depress the housing market. Cape Cod realtors led by Philip Drew note a 25 percent drop across 15 towns, the steepest fall in over ten years, with New Hampshire also facing weak year round and vacation home markets.
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New England
Philip Drew
Cape Cod
Cape
John Roth
West Dennis
Mass
Henry L. Marois
New Hampshire Association of Realtors
Boston
Lake Winnipesaukee
Massachusetts
Woburn
Nashua
MBTA
Amoskeag Savings Bank
Manchester
N.H
QE2 Towed to Bermuda for Repairs After Sea Drift
The Queen Elizabeth 2, escorted by two tugs after nearly a week adrift, reached Hamilton Bermuda for repairs before resuming cruise duties. Power was restored to at least one boiler, with plans to sail back to New York for an April 16 transatlantic voyage.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Mid- Atlantic
Cunard Line
New York
Vermont health dept plans Woodstock April 18 workshop
Health care consumers and providers are invited to a statewide rehabilitation consultation workshop April 18 from 9 to 4 at the Woodstock Inn in Woodstock. Leaders include Dr. Milhous Dr. Friedman Esther Piasetski and Elizabeth Meikle with experts from Putnam Memorial and Rutland Hospital. Discussions cover rehabilitation goals resources and professional preparation.
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Burlington
Vermont Department of Health
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock
Ramada Inn
Raymond L. Milhous
University of
Vermont College of Medicine
Edward E. Friedman
Esther Piasetski
M.S
R.P.T
Elizabeth L. Meikle
R.N
State Health Department
Patricia Hernandez
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Joseph Handy
Susan Gott
Barre
Fred Bradley
Rutland Hospital
MIT prof predicted warm winter for New England
MIT climatologist Dr Hurd C Willett forecast a warmer than normal winter helping fuel oil relief. Data show December January and March above normal in Boston with February slightly below. National Weather Service records averaged 2.3 degrees above normal for the four months. Snow was light, hurting skiing despite surprise late snows lifting area revenue modestly.
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Boston
UPI
Hurd C. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England
Willett
National Weather Service
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