PVA Debating Entering U S Nuclear Power Field
The agency weighs two boiling water reactor bids for two generating units at Browns Ferry near Decatur Alabama. Westinghouse bids $119 million and GE/Bechtel $121 million. Base bids around $40 million per unit, but total cost depends on added equipment. TVA cautions against basing on base bids alone as coal and nuclear economics differ. Bids expect one unit in 1987 and second a year later, with site choices linked to fuel costs and coal centers.
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Byrd Announces Reelection Plans Amid Primary Challenge
Senator Byrd of Virginia declares intent to seek reelection in the Democratic primary set for July 12. He faces Armistead L. Bobble as rival, with Byrd serving 18 years in the state senate before his current federal tenure and securing a seat on the Armed Services Committee. Despite opposition, Byrd emphasizes Virginia’s reliance on federal defense spending and foreign policy positions as defining issues.
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Flameless Fuel Emulsification Aims to Cut Air Crash Fire
FAA discusses fire containment at a conference on crash survivability. Emulsifying fuel with a flameproof additive could reduce fatalities by cutting fire spread. Early tests nationwide explore spray containment, sprinkler systems, and quick passenger evacuation, with weight and practicality concerns.
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Federal Employee Raise Pushed By Johnson Aide Subcommittee
Washington report notes President Johnson backed a 3.2 percent federal pay increase under non inflation wage guidelines, boosting wages and benefits for about 1.8 million workers. The House subcommittee approved the bill, with action possible on the floor soon. The plan exceeds the administration proposal and includes pay boosts for teachers at military bases and civil service staff. Other items: Senate foreign relations panel endorsed pay raises for African American teachers abroad and for secretary of state staff, as the House weighs final passage in a late session.
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