Romania seen as tourist draw despite a strict regime
A New York Times report describes Romania as a paradoxical tourist lure. It notes Bucharests Stalinist architecture and modern hotels alongside Danube scenery and monasteries while warning of shortages and a government pushing industrial growth. Travelers face limited doors, budget meals, and organized motorcoach tours with prices for seven day packages.
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Book Calls For Abandoning Nuclear Plants
Washington AP reports in Perils of the Peaceful Atom authors Richard Curtis and Elizabeth Hogan urge complete abandonment of nuclear power, alleging unsafe reactors and unchecked risks. Critics, including Radioptics president James Beckerley and University of Arizona professor Norman Hilberry, call the work biased and misleading. They accuse authors of lacking balanced safety analysis and warn against sensationalism.
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