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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1982

Page

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Three Mile Island faces cleanup after third emergency this year

Middletown Pa AP reports the Three Mile Island nuclear plant will continue to struggle without thorough cleanup from the 1979 accident. An unusual two hour event stemmed from a leaky valve on Unit 2 cooling, spilling about 200 gallons of mildly radioactive water confined to the plant. Spokesmen said no danger, the event ended after isolation of the leak. Rep Allen Ertel proposed a 225 million cleanup fund, as sirens sounded briefly at the plant during the briefing.

Middletown Three Mile Island Allen Ertel D-Pa Ertel

Stars Fail to Save Two Broadway Theaters

Protests by Colleen Dewhurst Richard Gere Celeste Holm and Tammy Grimes failed to stop wrecking crews from razing the Helen Hayes and Morosco theaters on Broadway. More than 160 protesters were arrested for trespassing as a backhoe damaged the Morosco wall amid chants and leaflets. Joseph Papp organized the action and cried as the wall yielded.

New York Broadway Great White Way Colleen Dewhurst Richard Gere Celeste Holm Tammy Grimes Helen Hayes Morosco America the Beautiful West 45Th Street Joseph Papp

Moon rock lab faced with budget cuts at NASA Space Center

At Johnson Space Center the Apollo moon rocks lab stores 800 pounds of lunar material from six missions in airtight vaults. Since 1969 thousands of samples have been studied and about 14 000 remain. A lean NASA budget could shut the lab in 1983, risking preservation and limited further study. Curator Michael Duke says $300 000 yearly maintains sample integrity, $700 000 allows continued work, while current plans cut at least in half.

Space Center Houston Shuttle America Earth Johnson Space Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration Michael Duke Duke

First Lady Leads Anti-Drug Push At White House Briefing

First Lady Nancy Reagan urges business and civic leaders to back her anti-drug campaign saying concerted action can cut youth drug abuse. She stressed White House commitment and described her dedication to keeping drug issues in focus as a five hour briefing proceeds with turnout and remarks by advisers. Senator John Glenn proposes a national Volunteers for America program offering college aid in exchange for 15 months of public service after high school, funded without new federal bureaucracy.

Washington Nancy Reagan America White House Reagan John Glenn Ohio Democrat Volunteers For America National Education Association Political Action Committee Glenn

West Bank tensions surge as no confidence bids loom

Israeli opposition plans no confidence motions over West Bank policy amid four days of Palestinian riots. Prime Minister Begin’s government cracks down, El Bireh mayor’s dismissal cited, security forces clash with rioters. U S and U N officials urge restraint and a path under Camp David autonomy talks.

Tel Aviv Israel West Bank Jordan River Menachem Begin el Bireh Jordan Middle East Begin Labor Party Likud Golan Heights Washington White House Larry Speakes Reagan Camp David Speakes United Nations U.S Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Security Council Charles M. Lichenstein Kirkpatrick Council U.N

Honduras urges OAS session over Nicaragua clash

Honduras moves to convene a 28 nation OAS meeting in Washington after a weekend gunboat and air clash with Nicaragua. Each side claims the fight occurred in its waters as tensions rise amid exile claims and calls for war preparedness from Sandinista leadership.

Washington Nicaragua Honduras

Northeast Kansas forecast and Clinton Lake report

The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with winds west and a low of 35. Wednesday: mostly sunny with a high near 57 and light northwest winds. Wednesday night expected clear with a low around 33. Clinton Lake at 8 am reports a water temperature of 47 and lake level of 876.04 feet, normal 875.5. Official readings show Monday high 55, low 30, overnight low 36, with no precipitation. year-ago high 61, low noted. record highs and lows for the date are 88 in 1910 and 10 in 1965. Sunrise 6:21, sunset 6:36.

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Columbia in Space Tests as Astronauts Plan Tile Check

Capable Columbia crew reports a tiring but eager start to a busy test sequence. Lousma and Fullerton request mid day tile inspections, examine the 50 foot mechanical arm, test on orbit drug processing, and perform thermal assessments as they push to qualify the shuttle as a for hire satellite carrier later this year.

Cape Canaveral Fla Columbia Mission Control Neil Hutchinson Houston Earth Time Jack R. Lousma C. Gordon Fullerton Willie Nelson Fullerton Loulma Lousma

GOP Proposal Seeks One Year Social Security Pay Freeze

A top Republican budget writer's draft calls for a one year freeze on cost of living increases for Social Security and other benefits plus a one year pay freeze for federal workers. Latta aims to trim deficits from Reagan's 1983 plan, proposing shifts totaling about 21 billion in savings and taxes beyond the president's request.

Washington Reagan Delbert L. Latta Ohio House Budget Committee House Latta Ways and Means Committee

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