Uranium smuggling probe at Apollo plant tailed by FBI
Declassified documents disclose a 1976 FBI undercover probe into Apollo Pennsylvania nuclear plant workers suspected of concealing highly enriched uranium in their clothing. No uranium was found, but concerns spurred union protests and changes in security searches at U.S. reactors.
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Ethiopian Deputy Leader Executed in Power Struggle
Nairobi based sources say Ethiopia’s deputy leader Atnafu Abate has likely been executed after a purge within the ruling military council. Mengistu Haile Mariam’s regime waged further purges as its grip on power deepened amid a bitter struggle for supremacy.
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Quick Paroles Set for U S Inmates in Mexican Swap
About a quarter of 240 Americans to be sent from Mexican prisons will receive quick parole hearings at the San Diego federal jail. Warden Walter Lumpkin says processing could take four to five weeks with an estimated 60 parolees. Hearings by the Parole Commission may begin after arrival, with results in about 21 days.
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More boys than girls go to doctors
HEW findings from annual health services survey show boys visit pediatricians more often than girls, with a reversal around age 15 as females outnumber males in visits. About one third of child doctor visits are for well child checkups, with common visits including coughs and fevers. Pediatric visits account for over 8 percent of all physician visits in 1975, and average face to face time is 12 minutes for pediatricians versus 15 minutes for all physicians.
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Temperature and Precipitation Table for 24 Hours
United Press International presents the National Weather Service San Francisco table of temperatures and precipitation values for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. Data cover major U.S. cities with highs, lows, and rainfall totals, reflecting regional climate patterns.
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California extended forecast through Friday remains mild
Northern California shows variable clouds with a few showers tonight and highs in the 60s Wednesday, then upper 50s to mid 60s Friday. Central California stays fair with 60s to low 70s and cool nights. Southern desert and coastal areas stay fair with mild daytime temps and nights in the 30s to 50s.
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First Snow Grips Northeast As Storm Moves East
Northeastern New York records its first snow of the season with up to nine inches in central and western areas. Albany officials report two inches on the ground at the airport while Adirondacks see about two inches. Snow stretches into New England and the southern Great Lakes as milder temperatures melt much of the falls.
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AMA and ABA urge liberalizing marijuana laws
In Chicago, the American Medical Association and the American Bar Association endorsed easing pot laws. They oppose harsh penalties for personal possession, while noting marijuana’s long term effects require caution. They urged reason and moderation in both state and federal laws.
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Legionnaires disease strikes 10 Californians
At least ten cases have been identified in California with three deaths. Five cases are outside federal hospitals and five more in Los Angeles area veterans hospitals. Health officials say the outbreak is not yet fully investigated and cases may rise.
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New Orleans picks first Black mayor vows unity and progress
Ernest Morial, 48, wins with 51.5 percent over Joe DiRosa and vows to move beyond the label of first Black mayor. He plans to sworn in May 1 and begin prep at Harvard, stressing inclusive governance for all residents and cooperation across communities. He praised Landrieu's transition aid.
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