Nuclear plant alert prompts questions over explanation
A Tuesday report notes NRC issued a low level security warning for nuclear plants after a Thursday alert. A congressman said he was promised a written explanation soon, while NRC officials call the alert based on tentative information and not to last long.
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D-Calif
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Miller
Frank Ingram
California
Nuuclear
Commission
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Congress Watch
Ralph Nader
U.S
CUNY Breaks Old Tradition Amid Tuition Plans
The City University of New York will charge undergraduate tuition for the first time starting September, raising an estimated 135.5 million dollars to reopen after a city financial crisis. The plan faces student hardship fears, potential legal challenges, and awaits state aid decisions as legislators weigh a $24 million package.
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EF Assocites
NEW YO
City University
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University of California
State University of New York
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Jacobs
CUNY
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Kibbee
Albany
Maynard Jones
Board of Higher Education
Jones
New York Atty
Louis Lefkowitz
New York City
Abraham Beame
Eame
Mining In State Outlined
The House Natural Resources Committee heard that strip mining of low grade coal in Northwest Louisiana could attract 50 million to 1 billion dollars in investments. Lignite deposits span 100 square miles southwest of Mansfield, DeSoto Parish, with more in Sabine Red River Bienville Webster and Caddo parishes. Utilities and firms, including Southwest Electric Power Co. of Shreveport, plan lignite powered plants with a 30 to 40 year life, boosting total investment in mining transport and generation to as much as 1 billion dollars. Tauzin said the panel will consolidate multiple mining restoration bills next week.
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DeSoto Parish
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Sabine
Red River
Bienville
Webster
Caddo Parishes
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Conservation Department
Southwest Electric Power Co
Shreveport
Billy Gauzin
Thibodaux
Tauzin
Kennedy Shot May End Senate Pursuits
Senator Robert F. Kennedy was fatally shot on June 5 1968 in Los Angeles leading to his death and a national outpouring as investigations began.
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