Seabrook Nuclear Plant Faces Funding and Regulatory Storm
Land cleared for a 2 billion Seabrook nuclear plant amid federal rulings on its cooling system. Public Service Co of New Hampshire reports over 400 million already committed and potential penalties if canceled. EPA rejection could affect 250 plants nationwide and upend plans for once-through cooling. Affected teams include 10 New England utilities and the project’s opponents cite environmental risks to marshes and marine life.
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Seabrook
N.H
New England
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Public Service
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John R. Quarles
Russell E. Train
Carter
Train
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
U.S. Court of Appeals
Boston
Meldrim Thomson
William Tallman
Santa Tries Motorcycle Run At El Centro Dunes
A modern day Santa Claus practiced riding a motorcycle at El Centro California dunes used for movie filming. He found the sand easier to navigate than reindeer for taking off and gaining traction during a holiday test run.
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Santa Claus
el Centro
Calif
Santa
Carter Praises Carter Statements Pleases Soviets
Moscow lauds the positive character of President elect Carter’s remarks on Soviet relations and expects progress on detente. Georgi Arbatov, top Soviet analyst, says enemies of detente remain in the United States and warns of influence on Carter. He notes plans to seek a second SALT agreement and reduce nuclear missiles. Separately in Chile, Jose Cademartori expelled after three years detention. 18 political prisoners released in past week.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Carter
Georgi Arbatov
United States
Arbatov
U.S.A
Communist Party
Pravda
Santiago
Chile
Jose Cademartori
Salvador Allende
Cademariori
Venezuela
Luis Corvalan
Jorge Montes
Allende
U.S
Kremlin
Land Ordered Returned in Sonora Expropriation Case
A judge ordered 243000 acres in Sonora returned after ruling the 1969 expropriation violated a restraining order. About 800 owners shared the property with 8000 peasants occupying land since President Echeverria’s move. The case centers on a 250 acre ownership limit and Yaqui Valley holdings.
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Mexico City
Carlos da Silva Herzog
Sonora
Luis Echeverria
Yaqui Valley
Arizona
Mexico
Worldwatch urges policies to curb overnutrition and hunger
The Worldwatch Institute calls on governments to create national policies that address both malnourished and overfed populations. It warns affluent diets in North America and Europe fuel diseases while undernutrition persists in poorer regions, urging better incentives and information for healthier choices.
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Washington
Worldwatch Institute
Institute
North America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Beatles Hamburg Tape Could Fetch Millions On Release
London AP reports a 1962 Hamburg Beatles tape, recorded when the group played for little money, may reach 16 million dollars as a double LP. The Fab Four oppose release, fearing court fights with Lennon McCartney Harrison and Starr. The remix preserves rough early sound with banter and jokes about the crowd and Bettina. Tracks likely include I Saw Her Standing There and Roll Over Beethoven.
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London
Taylor
Liverpool
Evening News
Hamburg
Germany
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Bettina
Hitler
Kansas City
Sally
Beethoven
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Says Institute
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Paul Murphy
Records
Perpetual
Westchester
Tater Sever
Lane Leverance
N. Main
High Point
S. Main
Archdale
Westchester Mall
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