Begin Targets Underground Atomic Bomb Factory
The Arab League urged U.N. sanctions as the Security Council prepared to meet over Israel’s destruction of Iraq’s nuclear reactor. In Israel, Prime Minister Menachem Begin cited a secret underground atomic bomb facility as the real target. Page 1D and 20.
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U.N
Israel
Security Council
Iraq
Menachem Begin
Texas Legislature Advances Energy and Nuclear Waste Measures
Texas lawmakers backed a model low level radioactive waste law authorizing land purchase for disposal sites and a perpetual care fund while creating a state agency to locate burial sites. They promoted solar energy and energy conservation, funded hazardous waste cleanup, and tightened penalties for oil and gas equipment theft. A gasohol tax exemption stalled, with a special session possible. support and industry optimism cited, while sun power incentives and production regulation moved forward.
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Associated Press
Austin
Energy
Texas
State Health Department
Sierra Club
Rick Lowerre
Lone Star
Lowerre
Health Department
Bill Clements
Energy Leader of America
Guy Austin
High Plains Grain Products Cooperative of
Muleshoe
Texas Agriculture
Reagan Brown
Brown
Agriculture Department
Love Canal cancer study finds no overall rise in NY state
A New York Health Department study led by Dr Dwight Janerich reports former Love Canal residents do not show statistically significant increases in cancer versus Niagara Falls and upstate New York. The analysis covers cancers diagnosed 1955 to 1977, notes higher lung cancer in Niagara Falls may reflect citywide trends, and cautions findings are not definitive due to latency and post-move cases left unexamined.
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Associated Press
N.Y
Love Canal
Niagara Falls
New York State
State Health Department
Albany
Dwight Janerich
Department
Cancer Control Bureau
Science
Janerich
Falls
New York
Hooker Chemicals and Plastics Corp
Supreme Court to hear hostage pact case in summer
The Supreme Court will hold a rare summer hearing on the Iran hostage accord hammered out by President Carter. Justices set arguments for June 24 as the government asks swift action to transfer up to 4 billion dollars in Iranian assets by July 19 while disputes over liens and asset attachments proceed in New York and appeals courts.
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Supreme Court
Jimmy Carter
Justice Department
High Court
New York
Carter
United States
U.S
Kevin Thomas Duffy
Marschalk Co. Inc
Iran National Airlines Corp
Iran
Dames & Moore
Death of Papa GM puts town in tailspin
In Anderson Indiana the collapse of General Motors stuns a town that relies on auto jobs. Labor officials note unionized workers face layoffs with low prospects for new wages while recalls loom as the industry reorganizes. GM losses and weak sales deepen the town’s fear of permanent job losses and an uncertain economic future.
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Papa GM
Masha Hamilton
Associated Press
Anderson
Ind
General Motors Corp
Gary Porter
United Auto Workers Union
Porter
U.S
Indiana
Guide
Delco-Remy
UAW
Teenagers short shrift life of thrift
New York reports on 17 year old Adam Rogers of Carmel California who admits he cannot save. He reveals his savings peak around 200 dollars and says he spends most earnings immediately on friends clothing and watches rather than waiting for gifts.
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Associated Press
New York
Adam Rogers
Carmel
Calif
Adam
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