Texas officials rail at DOE site plan for nuclear waste
Gov Mark White Attorney General Jim Mattox and Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower blasted a U S Department of Energy hearing on locating a high level nuclear waste repository in Deaf Smith and Swisher Counties Texas asserting safeguards are needed and warning against polluting the water aquifer while critics fear dangers to crops and Frito Lay customers from glowing corn suspected if a site is chosen.
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Jobless claims rise in early May as week ends May 7
U S Labor Department figures show first time unemployment claims up 10 000 to about 483 000 for the week ended May 7 1983 seasonally adjusted. Regular state benefits declined 16 000 to 3 767 000 while the insured rate slipped to 4.3 percent. High rates persist in West Virginia Alaska Pennsylvania Oregon Wyoming Washington Louisiana Illinois Kentucky Idaho.
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Stormy risk fades as Texas weather clears today
A cold front moves across Texas bringing brief clearing with fair skies in most areas. Odessa tonight has a 20 percent thunderstorm chance with SE winds 10 to 20 mph and upper 50s low. Friday sees 30 percent storm risk, highs mid 70s, NE winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Soviet diplomat arrested in Bangkok on spying charge
Soviet diplomat arrested in Bangkok for possessing a secret military document at a hotel coffee shop. Radio Thailand said the diplomat and his family would be deported within 48 hours.
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Letter hints at potential litigation in public document case
A public document letter discussed by Groh and Linda Walden may figure in pending litigation. The May 10 grand jury returned three second degree felony indictments. Winn retired after charges of misapplication of fiduciary property were dropped. Beverly Hudson faces counts of official misconduct and misapplication of fiduciary property.
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Federal study eyes sign effectiveness to reduce clutter
McNees notes federal interest in cheaper exit signs as $40,000 each, hoping to drop sign clutter and deter erratic exits. The Texas study, delayed by bureaucracy, removes the word junction from exits on I635 I30 and US75 to gauge impacts with data due by August. Engineering student Donald McDonald cites pocket-money motive.
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