Agencies Disagree on Nuclear Export National Security Impacts
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff said federal agencies fail to coordinate on nuclear reactor exports. He cited a GAO finding that NRC and ERDA clash on safeguards, research, and reactor safety, urging inter agency cooperation amid reorganizations.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
Senate Government Operations Committee
General Accounting Office
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
ARC
Energy Research and Devel Administration
ERDA
NEC
Temperature factor facing hog producers
Lincoln Nebraska UFL reporting Norman Teter University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension livestock systems specialist says temperature is the most important environmental factor for hog producers, particularly for newborn pigs, due to their high sensitivity to temperature changes.
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Lincoln, Ned
UFL
Norman Teter
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Livestock Systems
Women cattle ranchers on the Western frontier explored
Texas A&M scholar Evelyn King draws from the Jeff Dykes Range Livestock Collection to reveal independent women who ran ranches and drove cattle, often before marriage or after a husband's death. Diaries and letters show autonomy, frontier grit, and little link to suffrage movements.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Wester Frontier
Texas A&m University
Evelyn King
Sterling C. Evans
University Library
University Library, MS. King
Omen
Wyoming
Utah
Ms. King
West
Lizzie Johnson Williams
Texas
Nebraska GOP aims to halt Exon's senate bid
The Nebraska Republican party pledges to work to stop the 1978 senate bid of Senate candidate John Exon. Lincoln attorney Larry Ruth, lobbying for the GOP State Central Committee, says the party will spend resources to win the seat amid a 29 percent Republican registration base.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Republican Party
U.S
Larry Ruth
Lincoln
GOP
State Central Committee
Exon
Senate
Gerald Whelan
Vna
Ruth
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Douglas Bereuter
Utica
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Hae
Commonwealth Edison Faces 5 Million Meter Tampering Loss
Commonwealth Edison, Illinois largest utility, says it may have been defrauded up to 5 million by thieves colluding with a businessman to alter meters. Edison chief James J. O Connor announced an immediate crackdown after Chicago police traced meter tampering since last June. About 9,312 meters checked. 2,518 tampered. 905 of them were commercial.
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Chicago
UPL
Commonwealth Edison
Clinois
James J. O'Connor
Edison
Commonwealth
Irea
O'Connor
Commonwealth — Edison
Drinking at home may increase fire fatalities study says
Dr AE Hertzler Knox of Hartford Insurance Group warns alcohol at home heightens fire risk. He notes intoxicated individuals may drop a lit cigarette on upholstered furniture, leading to deadly outcomes. Studies show drinkers in bed or on furniture are most likely to die in fires.
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Lincoln, Neb
AE. Hertzler Knox
Hartford Insurance Group
Knox
Maryland
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