Debris Find Keeps Satellite Reactor Mystery Alive
Debris from the Soviet spy satellite has been located across northern Canada but investigators remain uncertain about the reactor core. About 100 pounds of uranium 236 may still be aloft or buried, with rays undetected by patrol detectors. Researchers at Pinawa Manitoba analyze fragments while searches focus on Warden's Grove and Thelon River ice, with an airstrip being carved for a 30‑person base.
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Alberta
Canada
Roger Eaton
Atomic Energy Control Board
Northwest Territories
David Garland
Namao
Atomic Laboratory
Pinawa
Manitoba
Eaton
Warden's Grove
Thelon River
Great Slave Lake
Reliance
Muriel Humphrey Takes Senate Seat Promising Continuity
Washington AP Muriel B. Humphrey begins a 10 month appointed term as the only woman in the Senate pledging to continue Hubert Humphrey’s unfinished legislation. She aims to pass full employment and foreign aid reform while weighing a future election and leaning on her husband’s staff for expertise.
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Muriel B. Humphrey
Walter F. Mondale
Hubert
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
U.S
Humphreys
Vicky
Sen
K NEA Opposes Contract Breach Sanction Bill
In Topeka, Kansas, KNEA spokesman calls a bill to empower the state Board of Education to revoke a teacher’s certificate for breaking a contract a horrendous penalty that overreaches the offense. He cites potential four to five year unemployment and thousands in lost earnings, while Senate Education Committee weighs standards for contract violations and penalties.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Education Association
State Board of Education
Bob Wooton
KNEA
Wooton
Senate Education Committee
Marion McGhehey
School Board Association
Joe Harder
Injured Youth Wins $128 Million Ford Pinto Verdict
A California jury awarded Rich ard Grimshaw 18 an Orange youth nearly 128 million in damages after a 1972 Pinto explosion left him with burns covering 95 percent of his body. The verdict split 125 million punitive and 2.84 million compensatory. his family in Anaheim received 665000 compensatory for the death of Lily Gray. Grimshaw, who was 13 at the time, underwent 52 operations and faces more, while Ford plans an appeal amid prior Pinto crash-test disputes raised by Ralph Nader.
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California
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Richard Grimshaw
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Robinson
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Gray
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Florida
Ford
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Nader
Congress
National Traffic Safety Board
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