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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1981

Page

8

America's Chevette Breaks Top 10 for 1982 Fuel Economy

EPA rankings show the diesel Chevette as the sole domestic car in the top 10 for 1982, with eight U.S. models beating last year’s best. VW diesels dominate the list with four vehicles in top spots led by the 45 mpg Rabbit, while Honda Civic and Isuzu I-Mark tie for fifth at 41 mpg. Domestic progress lags imports as diesels grow to an anticipated 25 percent market share by 1990.

Washington U.S Detroit Environmental Protection Agency Volkswagen

Reagan weighs reprocessing nuclear waste for military use

Washington The Reagan administration studies a plan to reprocess spent reactor fuel for government use including weapons. It would relieve utilities of storage problems and provide plutonium, potentially scarce later this decade. DOE officials call it contingency planning, not a formal policy shift.

New York Times Washington Reagan Administration Department of Energy Renard C. Rusche Energy James B. Edwards

Radioactive leak at Sequoyah plant. 50 workers exposed

A radioactive gas leak at Sequoyah nuclear plant contaminated about 50 employees’ protective clothing. TVA said exposure levels were within NRC limits and all workers returned to duty. Sequoyah Unit 1 operates at capacity while Unit 2 nears full power after licensing. TVA serves 2.7 million customers across seven states.

Chattanooga, Tenn Sequoyah Tennessee Valley Authority Nuclear Regulatory Commission TVA Bruce Cadotte Tennessee Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi

Witnesses claim Cooke immunity in espionage case

Andrews Air Force Base Maryland reports three more officers corroborated Lt. Christopher Cooke's claim of guaranteed immunity from prosecution even if he lied about contacts with the Soviet embassy. Bailey seeks immediate dismissal as Cooke faces possible 50 plus years if convicted on all counts.

Air Force Christopher Cooke Cooke F. Lee Bailey Strategic Air Command Bailey Soviet Union

Kleindienst Breaks Down On Stand In Insurance Scam Trial

Former U S attorney general Richard Kleindienst cried on the witness stand as he testified in his defense in a multi state fraud case. He says he was a victim, not a conspirator, in a 1976 insurance scheme tied to a Teamsters fund and Hauser.

Phoenix, Ariz U.S Richard Kleindienst Kleindienst Tucson State Bar of Arizona Teamsters Union Hauser Maricopa County John Boden Boden Hauser’s Life Insurance Co Arizona National American Life Insurance Co Louisiana Gerald Strick Strick

Striking FAA controllers face federal charges

Justice Department says it will prosecute fired air traffic controllers for violating a federal no strike law. Indictments, including three controllers in Alexandria Virginia, could bring up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The issue has split the Reagan administration with Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis opposing jail terms. In aviation market news Ozark Airlines reports fewer passengers but stable operations, with load factor rising to 55.7 percent in August 1981 and revenue passenger miles increasing to 144 million.

Washington Justice Department Lowell Jensen Justice Art Brill Jensen Department Alexandria Kenneth Conklin Drew Lewis St. Louis Ozark Air Lines Ozark Edward J. Crane

Illinois lawmakers push to bring 1992 World Expo to Chicago

Four Illinois legislators plan to lobby Commerce Secretary Baldrige to secure the 1992 World Exposition for Chicago. The delegation, led by Senate members Percy and Dixon with Dan Rostenkowski and Robert Michel, aims for a 30 minute meeting next month after approving the outreach at a luncheon.

Washington Illinois Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Chicago Baldrige Charles H. Percy Alan J. Dixon Ways and Means Committee Dan Rostenkowski House Robert H. Michel Peoria

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