Atomic Wastes To Be Buried in New Mexico
Salt beds in southeastern New Mexico are identified by federal experts as a potential permanent dump for atomic waste. Sandia Laboratories reports promising test results from two deep drill holes despite discovered toxic gas. If chosen, a 25 million dollar pilot plant would be built by 1980, with a permanent facility costing up to 60 million.
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Chinese Leads World Language Usage in Popularity
The American Automobile Association reports Chinese spoken by 750 million people, English by 350 million, followed by Hindi 250 million, Spanish 220 million, Russian 145 million, Arabic 130 million, Indonesian 130 million, German 110 million, Portuguese 110 million, Japanese 108 million, Bengali 100 million and French 80 million.
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