Seabrook Workers Face Consequences
Hundreds of Seabrook plant workers, laid off as construction halts loom, rush to union halls for scarce jobs while officials seek a legal route to challenge the Nuclear Regulatory Commission stop work order. Courts say the injunction belongs in a higher court.
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Seabrook
N.H
Seabrook Atomic Plant
New England
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Public Service
Tony Petre
Petre
Dover
Manchester
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Liquid Protein Diet Linked to Illness and Deaths
A nationwide survey for the U.S. Public Health Service finds 30 percent of women age 25 to 44 using liquid protein exclusively to lose weight became ill, with many seeking medical care. FDA and CDC tie the diet to at least 16 deaths in that age group. The survey also notes a rise in total fasting last March, with 663 per 100,000 women starting a fast.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
U.S. Public Health Service
Oil Embargo, Tax Fight Front in Congress This Week
The Carter administration faces key votes on lifting Turkey’s three year embargo and blocking an oil import fee. Senate action targets the Cyprus clash and a $2.8 billion security bill while the House weighs a $15 billion tax cut and a New York City loan guarantee.
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Carter
Capitol Hill
Senate
Turkey
Congress
House
White House
New York City
U.S. Civil Rights Commisson
Ways and Means Committee
Carter Administration
Cyprus
Treasury Department
Clarence Brown
Rohio
Suspect Robbery Motive Hinted In Topeka Slaying
Police believe robbery may be the motive in the shotgun slaying of 23 year old Shirley Steiner, a laboratory worker found along I-70 west of Topeka after being abducted outside Lattimore Fink Laboratories. Her purse was missing and witnesses heard gunshots near the scene.
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Topeka
Topeka, Kan
Shirley Steiner
Interstate 70
Lattimore-Fink Laboratories
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NATO
Paul Sarbanes
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U.S
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