Nuclear power debate highlights public misunderstanding and safety
Arizona public discusses nuclear energy at a Scottsdale symposium with leaders from APS, Electric Power Research Institute, Westinghouse, and utilities. Proponents argue Palo Verde will supply 26 percent of Arizona’s energy by 1986, cheaper than coal or oil, while stressing strong safety measures and waste containment against public fear.
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Scottsdale Sheraton Inn
Keith Turley
Arizona Public Service Co
Richard Rudman
Electric Power Research Institute
Charles Yulish
Charles Yulish & Associates
Susan Jack
Westinghouse Electric Corp
E. Linn Draper Jr
University of Texas Nuclear Reactor Laboratory
Tan A. Forbes
Energy Research Group
Edwin van Brunt Jr
Arizona Nuclear Power Project
Yulish
Jack
Arizona
Phoenix
APS
Turley
Palo Verde
Kaiparowits
Draper
van Brunt
TVA
Brown’s Ferry
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Forbes
Rudman
Couny
Engineer describes monster he fought against nuclear power
Dale Bridenbaugh, a former General Electric manager, quit after 22 years to oppose nuclear plants. He warns of reactor meltdowns and waste leaks, cites a Washington storage accident, and urges more conservation, coal use, and solar energy instead of expanding nuclear power.
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Chris Shuey
Dale Bridenbaugh
Bridenbaugh
General Electric Co
The
Progress
California
San Jose
Calif
General Electric
Palo Alto, Calif
Washington Military Center
Columbia River
Rasmussen
America
U.S
State sues oil and gas leasing firm over false licensing claims
Arizona officials file suit in Maricopa County Superior Court to stop American Standard Oil and Gas Leasing Service from pretending to be licensed as a realty brokerage and registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission. They seek injunctions, penalties up to 5,000 per violation, refunds, and investigation costs.
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American Standard Oil and Gas -Leasing Service
N. Hayden
Maricopa County Superior Court
William Penn
Bruce Babbitt
State
Arizona Corporation Commission
Petroleum Leasing Service
DeBeers Diamond Investments, Ltd
Progress
Arizona State Corporation Commission
Arizona State Real Estate Department
Arizona Realty
Penn’s Department
The
Corporation Commission
Commission
Postal surveys timed poorly amid Scottsdale relocations
Scottsdale postal chief says surveys to customers were ill timed after 50 employees were moved to Phoenix. Postmaster and state official say surveys aimed to gauge future facility needs but not trigger new construction through 1990.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
U.S
Charles Kernan
E. Osborn Rd
E. McDowell Rd
McCormick Ranch
Robert Schwartz
Schwartz
Kernan
Kissinger Defends U S Policy in Phoenix Rotary Talk
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger spoke to about 2,000 at the Downtown Rotary Club of Phoenix in a defense of Ford Administration foreign policy. He warned against fairy tales of America as second best, outlined a dual policy toward the Soviet Union, and pledged to defend U S interests in the Panama Canal while seeking a cooperative world order.
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Bruce Jameson
Henry Kissinger
Phoenix
Rotary Club
Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
America
Reagan
United States
Panama Canal
Latin America
Soviet Union
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Africa
Chou En-lai
People’s Republic of China
California Nevada scramble for Howard Hughes estate control
Officials in California and Nevada seek control of Howard Hughes holdings and estate as relatives are named temporary administrators in multiple states. Los Angeles County plans to appoint Public Administrator Bruce Altman to oversee Hughes assets, claiming no will exists.
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Los Angeles
California
Nevada
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Texas
Kenneth Hahn
Bruce Altman
Lebanon reacts as Franjieh signs early election law
President Suleiman Franjieh signs a constitutional amendment enabling early elections to replace him, a move described as his resignation. The action comes amid a new cease fire amid a year of civil war backed by Syria and Palestinian groups. Greek Premier Caramanlis urges Turkey to sign a non aggression pact with Greece and seeks US Congress rejection of arms deals.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Franjieh
Syria
Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramantis
Turkey
NATO
Caramanilis
U.S
Connally Says Ford Reagan Not Promising Trade for Support
Former Texas Governor John Connally says in talks with President Ford and GOP challenger Ronald Reagan neither has promised him anything for backing them. With the Texas primary two weeks away he remains publicly neutral as both candidates court him.
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Europe
Mideast
Kissinger
U.S
Israel
Ford
John Connally
Connally
Ger
Washington
Texas
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Treasury
Alabama doctor probed in stitches removal after fee dispute
The state Board of Medical Examiners investigates Dr. Bobby Merkle of Uniontown for allegedly removing fresh stitches from a black patient unable to pay a $25 fee. The board’s attorney, Jack Mooresmith, said a thorough inquiry is underway and results will be released.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Medical Examiners
Alabama
Jack Mooresmith
Bobby Merkle
Uniontown
Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today and Sunday with some morning cloudiness. Temperatures rise to the upper 60s today and near 80 on Sunday, with overnight lows around the mid 40s.
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