National Aquarium to Move to Baltimore in 1982 Plan
The 108 year old National Aquarium in Washington will close on Sept 30 as Reagan budget cuts take effect. A new privately run National Aquarium in Baltimore opens July with 21 million in funding, seven stories tall, housing 1.5 million gallons and 5 000 exhibits including marine life.
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Reagan Ends EPA Noise Control Program Transition Plan
The EPA will phase out its noise control program next year as part of Reagan’s budget, preserving existing rules for motorcycles and garbage trucks while halting new laws. Agencies will transfer knowledge to state and local programs, with bans on expansion of rules for buses and lawn mowers.
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Wealthy Arab pays $20 million for flawless diamond
In London a wealthy Arab bought the Star of Peace, a 170.49 carat flawless diamond, for $20 million in a secret sale arranged by Geneva and London lawyers. The diamond, once held in a Swiss vault, had been linked to Manfredo Horowitz of Geneva but the buyer remains unnamed.
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