Americans See Nuclear Threats Rising After Cold War
A nationwide survey shows growing public and scientific concern about international nuclear war, terrorism, and proliferation since the Soviet Union collapse. It urges more funding for nonproliferation, safety, and trained managers, while backing reduced weapons development and testing. The study was conducted for Sandia National Laboratories in 1993–94 by UNM and Georgia Tech, with scientist responses from multiple national labs.
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Trail trek counselor seeks funding on Appalachian hike
LENOIR AP The Forsyth County program director Richard Smith plans to hike the Appalachian Trail end to end to raise money for restitution efforts by young offenders. He aims for 2,147 miles and asks donors for one cent per mile, seeking about 8500 dollars for Work and Earn It before Christmas. He will start August 1 at Mount Katahdin Maine and finish at Springer Mountain Georgia.
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