Frances Knight Told to Retire From Passport Office
Frances Knight, a longtime head of the U S passport office, must retire in two months after Secretary of State Cyrus Vance approved the decision. Knight, 72, has repeatedly received exemptions to stay past age 70, with the current exemption expiring July 31.
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Frances Knight
U.S
Passport Office
Cyrus A. Vance
Richard Moose
Miss Knight
Carter and friends fish on Blackbeard Island trip
President Carter and three companions including Charles Kirbo fished in North Pond on Blackbeard Island off Georgia during a Memorial Day weekend. They traveled by cabin cruiser from Musgrove Plantation and then by jeep to the freshwater lake for a day of bass and bream fishing.
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Carter
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Blackbeard Island
Georgia
Kirbo
Jim Bishop
Carlton Hicks
North Pond
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Hicks
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Musgrove Plantation
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Rosalynn
Amy
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Interior Department
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Auctioneer Stirs Room With Theatrics At Gala Event
The scene opens with a flamboyant auctioneer thumping a stage prop stageside as 400 attendees look on. Jimmy Brennan, a New Orleans restaurant owner, bids up to 3000 for a jug of wine while other guests watch and drift to the Mystic Den for Bloody Marys.
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TVA Files Security Plans for Three Nuclear Plants
TVA submitted comprehensive security plans to the NRC for Browns Ferry Alabama Watts Bar and Sequoyah in East Tennessee. Plans cost 2 to 3 million dollars per plant with annual maintenance around 1 million and guards payroll could reach 500000 per site.
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Watts Bar
Sequoyah
East Tennessee
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Sauer
MIT magnets pull impurities from coal in pollution‑reduction study
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers led by Emanuel Maxwell and David Kellant report a two stage method to cleanse pulverized coal. First sulfur is reduced during liquefaction with hydrogen, then magnetized steel wool removes remaining sulfur and ash forming impurities. They estimate current cost is high but expect prices to fall. commercial use may take at least five years.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Emanuel Maxwell
MIT
Magnet Lab
Maxwell
David Kellant
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