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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1979

Page

2

Venting plan in Three Mile Island recovery move outlined

General Public Utilities outlines a four year plan to vent safe radioactive air from the damaged Three Mile Island Unit 2 containment this fall over 30 days. The plan includes the first in a series of containment work and fuel removal efforts aimed at resuming operation by 1983 while limiting radiation exposure through protective measures and limited entry times.

Hershey, Pa Three Mile Island General Public Utilities Robert Arnold Arnold Bechtel Power Corp Hanford Wash Utility Herman Dieckamp Unit 2

Judge to testify in Davis murder for hire retrial

Fort Worth Texas judge testifies about posing as a dead man in an FBI sting that led to Cullen Davis arrest. Prosecution ties the mock dead judge to Davis paying 25000 to McCrory, who arranged the murder plot. Eidson later withdrew from the divorce case. Davis says he was framed.

Fort Worth Davis Kidson McCrory Priscilla Eidson Jack Strickland Strickland FBI

Governors Clements and Cardenas meet on border issues

Texas Governor Bill Clements and Tamaulipas Governor Enrique Cardenas Gonzalez meet in Ciudad Victoria to discuss mutual problems, oil spill impacts, undocumented workers, border drug traffic, energy, development, and agricultural exchange. Clements will wreath a monument, visit housing projects, and address the Tamaulipas congress before talks at the governor’s palace.

Ciudad Victoria Mexico Texas Bill Clements Enrique Cardenas Gonzalez Tamaulipas Rio Grande United States Clements Jose Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara Jorge Bladimir Joch Jose Lopez Portillo Rio Grande Valley Monterrey Martinez Dominguez Nuevo Leon Coahuila Chihuahua

Professor defends women's rights at ABA convention

Columbia law professor Ruth Bader Ginsburg urged that federal courts treat women's discrimination claims as serious. The panel at the ABA convention included Supreme Court Justice Powell and Fifth Circuit Judge Goldberg as critics debated the courts’ handling of constitutional rights and courtroom backlogs.

Powell Floyd Abrams New York Supreme Court Allen Breed Federal National Institute of Corrections

Macrocytic anemia and bowel health explained by Dr Donohue

The column explains macrocytic anemia causes including heavy alcohol use and folic acid storage, notes absorption issues from frequent bowel movements, and highlights B12 deficiency as a likely factor. It also covers diverticulosis, non hereditary risk, and general guidance on blood pressure, seating comfort for bursitis, and reader mail policy.

Dr. Donahue F.B

Soviet praise and censure swirl around Jane Fonda

The Soviet youth newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda portrays Jane Fonda as a symbol of American freedom fighters and likens her to Joan of Arc, while accusing Hollywood bosses and U.S. agencies of blacklisting her for antiwar politics. The piece notes her Oscar loss and her enduring fame amid activism affecting American Indians, Blacks, and Hispanic communities.

Moscow Jane Fonda Hollywood Angela Davis America V. Krivechin Komsomolskaya Pravda Pentagon CIA FBI Joan of Arc Miss Fonda The Academy Klute Krivchin

Rains hamper fire fighting at Mortar Creek blaze

Heavy rains cooled the Mortar Creek fire but grounded all aircraft, delaying 2,200 firefighters’ efforts 84 miles northeast of Boise. About 340 were rested in Boise, crews rotated in, and six-mule pack trains delivered food after motorists lacked supplies. No injuries reported as weather forces reassessment and hiking patrols into the blaze.

Boise, Idaho Mortar Creek Norm Hesselbahl U.S. Forest Service Middle Fork Salmon River Boise Hesselbach Hesselbahl U.S. Weather Service Imortar Creek National Weather Service

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