Arizona Faces Nuclear Power Decision Amid Safety Concerns
Editorial notes 1981 target for Arizona's first nuclear plant with no site yet chosen. Advocates cite growing demand while opponents warn of leaks, waste disposal, heat pollution, and inadequate federal safety guidelines. Calls for impartial expert review before permission is granted.
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Arizona
National Academy of Science
Atomic Energy Commission
Roadblock on Highway Funds Stalls Transit Support
Congress deadlocked over highway funding with Senate only token money for mass transit from the Highway Trust Fund. The House blocked transit funding, opening 10 000 miles of new interstates and allowing six billboards per mile on rural roads. A broader fund could emerge if transit backing grows.
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Congress
Senate
Holy Highway Trust Fund
House
Nixon taps Richardson with Clements as balance at Pentagon
Inside Report analyzes President Nixon's choice of Elliot Richardson as defense secretary and William Clements as deputy, signaling a balance between liberal management and conservative defense funding. The move sparks concern among hard-liners in Congress and within the Pentagon about Richardson's approach and potential impact on weapons programs and defense priorities.
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Washington
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Defense
Texas
Richardson
William Clements
Dallas
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Bill Clements
White House
Defense Department
Melvin R. Laird
Richardson-Clements
Laird
Lairde
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John B. Connally
Kenneth Rush
Armed Services
Armed Services Committees
Congress
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jonathan Moore
Foreign Service
Vietnam
National Defense
On the Line A Struggle for Little Lives
An interim report from Col Pat Tisdale and Betty Tisdale at Fort Benning describes work with Mme Ngai and An Lac Orphanage in Saigon. It notes a stroke, typhoon epidemics, and a polio outbreak, plus adoption efforts and concern over North Vietnam peace's impact on the orphanage and its future.
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Bob Considine
Pat Tisdale
M.D
Fort Benning
Betty
Jack Javits
U.S
Vietnam
Mme. Ngai
Geneva
Tom Dooley
Saigon
Lac
Tisdales
Mmr. Ngai
Job
Tisdale
Philippines
Kim Lan
Mme, Ngai
North Vietnam
An Lac
Mme. Ngat
Orango Pee
Pat
Patrick Jr
Danny
Sean
James
Neal
Lien
Xuan
Thavan
Mailara Tom Dooley
Tom
Tribe
P.O. Box
Santa Claus
U S Cuba Skyjacking Talks Stir Cold War Speculation
Commentary warns Western Hemisphere tensions rise over U S Cuba negotiations on skyjackings seen as potential springboard to broader talks. The piece notes OAS sanctions, Cuba’s alliance with the Soviet Union, and Che Guevara's death as factors shaping the dispute.
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Western Hemisphere
Castro
OAS
Cuba
Venezuela
Che Guevarra
Bolivia
U.S
Phil Newsom
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
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Earls
Ariz
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