Reed vows to stay on MX commission amid probe
Thomas C. Reed, under federal grand jury and congressional scrutiny for a stock deal, says he will remain on the White House MX missile basing commission until the report is finished in April. Reed, a Reagan adviser and commission vice chairman, maintained confidence and said no full-time appointment would follow.
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Reagan era faces uphill battle on nuclear freeze vote
Washington AP reports the Reagan administration expects a tough path as the Democratic House prepares to vote on a non binding resolution urging a mutual verifiable U.S. Soviet nuclear weapons freeze. ONeill predicts a 40 to 50 vote adoption while supporters rally at the Capitol and ballot measures back the freeze in multiple states.
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Hazardous waste study cites 255 million tons dumped yearly
Washington AP reports the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment estimates 255 million metric tons of hazardous chemical waste enter the environment annually, exceeding one ton per American. The three year study faults federal rules for permitting disposal and warns regulations may not detect prevent or control long term releases.
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