Nuke safety records creep toward concern in 1981 memo
Almost one third of the nation’s 74 commercial nuclear plants posted average or worse safety records in 1981, with ten sites flagged as far below average. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission memo, obtained by Ralph Nader’s Critical Mass Energy Project, analyzed mishaps and cited equipment failures as the leading cause. Critics called the study alarmist while NRC officials defended its significance, noting ongoing safety challenges alongside broader capacity utilization.
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Electric Power Research Institute
Palo Alto
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Carlyle Michelson
Office For
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Market weak economy signals holding pattern in stocks
Economists expect a flat stock market today until a new trend emerges as rates may fall further amid weak economy and Fed willingness to ease credit. Wednesday's market turn was abrupt with bond prices slipping after gains and the Dow Jones average fading to 829.43.
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Justice Dept AT&T accept antitrust settlement conditions
The Justice Department and AT&T said they will accept the federal judge’s conditions for approving their antitrust settlement with one modification suggested by the department. AT&T said it would file a similar document accepting the judge’s terms.
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Justice Department
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U.S
Harold H. Greene
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Pic Wager
Federal marshal fired after two weeks on the job
James O. Golden was dismissed as U S marshal for the District of Columbia after two weeks on the job for failing to comply with tax instructions and policies. President Reagan announced the firing on Wednesday and Golden, sworn in August 2, could not be reached for comment. Department spokesman Art Brill summarized the action.
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Golden
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Moon held responsible for Unification Church damages
Detroit judge Sharon Finch ruled that Rev. Sun Myung Moon controls the Unification Church and can be held liable for damages its actions may cause. The decision relates to Eve Eden’s 1977 lawsuit alleging emotional harm from her 1971 to 1976 affiliation with the church.
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Detroit
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Wayne County
Sharon Finch
Eve Eden
Odessa American notices and postal matter update
Fragmentary notice from Odessa California? Odessa Texas newspaper item shows address change and delivery details for the Odessa American. Includes Sunday and second class mail references and a price of 73 dollars per year. Intricate postal catalog text remains unclear.
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Fourth Street
Odessa
Texas
Corus American
Tewas
Walter Gena
Permian Basin Weather Outlook and Texas Storms
Readings from the National Weather Service show a mix of fair skies and hot highs across Texas. Tonight parts of West and Central Texas expect partly cloudy, mild conditions with lows around 70, while South and West Texas face scattered storms and near 100 degree highs in many areas.
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West Odessa Busing Burden Dispute Prompts Split Plan
After the desegregation plan was filed, other groups proposed or conferred to shift bus transportation burden onto West Odessa residents. East north and central areas would bear a fairer share of busing. Kelly Dickson, leader of Westside, was unavailable. Quality Neighborhood Schools formed in January 1981.
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West Odessa
Bednar
Kelly Dickson
Westside Group
Court desegregation plan prompts busing and facility changes
In a desegregation move, west of FM 1936 junior high students will ride to Ector Junior High at Clements Street and Crane Avenue. Ector High School becomes a junior high as Southside schools return to neighborhood campuses for three days. Inmates describe hot days, scarce TVs, radios, and towels. Brookshire coordinates with Judge Gary Watkins and Inspector Herbert Gibson amid limited TV access and crowded card games.
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Crane Avenue
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Brookshire
Ector
Gary Watkins
Watkins
Herbert Gibson
Gene Kloss
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