Is Russia Accumulating U.S. Know-How?
Washington reports rising U S Soviet technology exchanges provoke a policy debate in Congress over export controls. Critics say American firms sell civilian use tech with military applications to Moscow, potentially boosting warhead accuracy and production capabilities while offering limited Soviet returns. Senator Jackson warns of dangerous transfers.
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UCMH Seeks Appalachian Support for Hospital Move
Union City seeks a 223,662 federal ARC grant filed with Region 3 to aid converting Union City Memorial Hospital into Union City Medical Center. The application, announced from Harrisburg by Trin Dumlao, moves to ARC executive committee for consideration.
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AEC Forced To Abandon New Contract
Washington AP The Atomic Energy Commission will not enter into any new contracts after June 30 as it nears its domestic nuclear fuel production capacity. John A. Erlewine said existing contracts account for nearly all production and private industry has not stepped in to help with enriched uranium. Rep. Chet Holifield condemned the move as a failure of responsibility and warned of potential impacts on Nixon era nuclear deals with Egypt and Israel. Nuclear materials for U.S. reactors are currently produced at Oak Ridge Tennessee Portsmouth Ohio and Paducah Kentucky with no concrete plans for alternatives.
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Prettiest Meter-Maid Named in Pittsburgh Contest
Elaine D. Schumacher of Rapid City South Dakota has been chosen North America's prettiest meter maid by Rockwell International after reviewing over 200 entries from 56 cities in the United States and Canada. Her prizes include a gold plated parking meter filled with 31000 in rare coins a trip to San Francisco and 200 for a new wardrobe.
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