Angolan capital targets amid South African invasion
Angolan and Cuban allies accuse South Africa of a violent ground and air assault on Ngiva in Cunene province as fighting extends into Angolan territory. Dos Santos seeks UN Security Council action while Khadafy pledges support and Angola moves to sanction South Africa with OAU backing. Fidel Castro stays updated on the crisis.
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Muammar Khadafy
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NRC Moves to Restart Undamaged TMI Unit
The NRC licensing board backed General Public Utilities in a 340 page ruling that TMI 1 can be restarted while its damaged sister unit TMI 2 undergoes decontamination. Critics from Critical Mass questioned the utility’s readiness amid a $1 billion decontamination bill and ongoing financial concerns near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Terminal project could bring $200M to Pa. eastern port
Atlantis Terminal Corp plans a coal shipping terminal on the Delaware River in Philadelphia. The two stage build will start with $25 million for 4.5 million tons annually by 1983 and grow to $30-35 million and about 15 million tons by 1985. Mayor Green cites benefits including more mine production, Conrail traffic, and $120 million in city gains.
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Atlantis Terminal Corp
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Nicholas Cirillo
Atlantis
William Green
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