Ex controllers still hopeful for some reinstatement
In a townhouse near the Capitol former air traffic controllers pursue a chance to regain jobs for some of the 11,411 fired after the 1981 illegal strike. They face Reagan administration resistance as FAA has replaced about 8,000 workers and plans full strength within a year, with thousands abroad and many moving to new careers amid divorces and hardships.
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Tucson
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PATCO
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Ronald A. May
Terry Bloodworth
Memphis
Saleman
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New efforts target aging waste disposal challenges
New York AP reports that 80 percent of the 255 million tons of regulated hazardous waste produced annually is buried. Expanded tech focus includes source reduction, waste separation, material recovery, energy recovery, treatment, and final disposal. Dow cuts waste 1:1000 production ratio. EPA pilots pyrolysis to destroy solvents. 75 EPA projects under way. bacteria claim PCB breakdown in 130 days. ships and offshore platforms eyed for burning waste.
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