Penelec Faces 3.9 Million Monthly Nuclear Replacement Cost
After the Three Mile Island accident GPU says replacement power costs the utilities about 3.9 million dollars per month with daily costs around 800 thousand. Jersey Central Met Ed Penelec share the burden with varying ownership and customer bases. Officials flag a need for cost sharing among customers, investors, and employees while regulatory bodies decide who pays. Iodine 131 releases rise but remain below danger, as NRC monitors efforts toward cold shutdown.
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Harrisburg
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania Electric Co
General Public Utilities
GPU
Penelec
Metropolitan Edison
Jersey Central Power & Light
William Kuhns
Kuhns
Jersey Central
Met Ed
Pennsylvania
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Beeline to Mailboxes as Deadline Tax Filers Rush
Last minute filers flood post offices nationwide as the IRS deadline nears. Washington Chicago and San Diego report heavy traffic with drivers lining up to file or pick up forms. Officials note Form 4868 is popular and some crowd for late filing, while others joke about procrastination and refunds.
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Associated Press
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Chicago
San Diego
Neil Michael
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
U.S
Bill Bobzin
River Forest
Compton McDonald
Gary Clarke
Chula Vista
R.A Beveridge
Beaths Obituaries on Page 20
Clyde Lucas aged 66 of North Willis and William P. Willis aged 89 of Hollywood California are listed in this Bedford obituary notice formerly of Homer City.
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Clyde
North Willis
William P
Hollywood
Calif
Bedford Merly
Homer City
Four Arrested In Purolator Heist Slaying Of Guards
Four suspects—Lawrence Pelletier Jr Evelyn Vega Donald Couture and Donna Couture—were charged in the $1.8 million Purolator Security burglary in Waterbury that killed three guards. Weapons and stolen cash were recovered. The case unfolded within 24 hours as police tied the Couture home to the stash.
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Waterbury, Conn
Purolator Security Inc
Lawrence Pelletier Jr
Evelyn Vega
Waterbury
Pelletier
Ms. Vega
Donald Couture
Donna Couture
Couture
Tony Solamita
Purolator
Connecticut
Purolator Securities, Inc
Conn
Earthquake Rains Worsen Yugoslavia Coast Destruction
In Dubrovnik area of Montenegro coast the death toll rose as rains and aftershocks compounded destruction. About 101 bodies recovered, with 1,350+ injured in Yugoslavia and Albania. Tourists evacuated to Dubrovnik, Tito visited, and foreign aid offered.
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Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Montenegro
Albania
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded to Small California Weekly and Off Broadway Play
A tiny California weekly newspaper with one reporter and a little-known off-Broadway play win prizes in this year’s Pulitzer Awards. State and federal agents will collaborate to curb cigarette smuggling, with details on page 14.
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California
Supreme Court to Rule on Mindset Proof in Libel Case
The AP reports the High Court may force journalists to reveal their thoughts and conclusions in libel cases, potentially expanding press scrutiny. The focus is Anthony Herbert versus CBS and 60 Minutes, with Justice White seen as author of the majority opinion and Rehnquist agreeing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
ABC News
ABC
CBS
High Court
Tim O'Brien
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
White
John Paul Stevens
O'Brien
Army
Anthony Herbert
Mike Wallace
Barry Lando
The
Atlantic Monthly
Herbert
South
Vietnam
Lando
Pearl River floods Jackson as evacuees rise in Mississippi
Record floodwaters over the Pearl River levee flood Jackson areas turning lots and lawns into lakes. An estimated 17 200 residents evacuated since Friday as disaster area declared across 25 counties. Alabama and Mississippi rivers see sweeping floods with several deaths.
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Jackson
Capitol Street
Mississippi
Miss
Pearl River
Robert C. Travis
Carter
National Weather Service
Alabama
Fombigbee
Israeli Guns Pound Palestinians After Cross-Border Raid
Israeli forces traded fire with Palestinian guerrillas who infiltrated from Lebanon near Zarit, killing six attackers and wounding six soldiers. A separate Easter clash near Jerusalem left four Jordanian fighters dead. A bus bombing in Jerusalem caused no injuries. Lebanese officials said artillery shelled Palestinian positions across a 30 mile front. Deputy Defense Minister Zippori vowed tougher actions. The fallen Israeli soldier was the first since last June.
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Israel
Lebanon
Zarit
Mediterranean
Jordan
Jordan River
Jerusalem
Sidon
South
Tyre
Mount Hermon
Mordechai Zippori
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O’brien
Barrett McGurn
Dilly
Tommy Hawk
Jackson, Mississippi
Dale Danks
Danks
Ross Barnett
Town Creek
Teleponce Company
National
Mississippi Power and Light Co
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