Steel firms push for immediate price hikes after losses
Three major U S steel producers posted first quarter losses fueling calls for urgent price increases. US Steel reported a $274 million profit, down $70 million from last year, while Wheeling-Pittsburgh and Bethlehem both showed losses and pressured price gains to restore margins amid weak results.
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Dam failure blamed on design flaws from Teton collapse
Associated Press reports that government experts spent ten months studying the Teton Dam collapse and found deficiencies in Bureau of Reclamation design procedures may have contributed to the 300 foot high dam failure in Idaho last June. The group will likely urge independent review committees to oversee future dam design and construction, with a report due to Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus within a week. The collapse caused 11 deaths and about 40 million dollars in damage.
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Officials quote Schlesinger view 200 new nuclear plants hinted
Washington reports reveal top energy adviser James Schlesinger hinted at building 200 to 300 new nuclear plants in 15 to 20 years despite President Carter calling nuclear power a last resort. Governors and officials note his emphasis contrasts with Carter public rhetoric.
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Carter opposes law delaying plutonium work
Washington IA The Carter administration fights a bill to indefinitely delay plutonium processing and recycling. President Carter previously endorsed deferral but resists enshrining it in law. He urges nonproliferation efforts and seeks international help to curb plutonium diversion.
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Critics challenge Rasmussen Report bias in reactor safety study
The Union of Concerned Scientists in Cambridge accuses the NRC of biased results and hidden deficiencies in the Reactor Safety Study, released October 1975. NRC says it has not seen the UCS analysis and defends its Rasmussen Report.
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