Nuclear risk at Yankee Rowe plant in Massachusetts
NRC staff warn the Yankee Rowe reactor vessel is brittle from use and could rupture, threatening a large radiation release. A senior NRC official called the situation extremely serious and dangerous, echoing prior cautions from Pryor Randall about the plant’s gamble with safety.
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Civil rights bill could aid Liverpool woman
Dan Kane profiles Mary J. Gantt of Liverpool, a nine year department store buyer at Chappell's who faced discrimination from three executives who resisted her promotions. By 1989 she says conditions had worsened, illustrating the broader civil rights struggle in the area.
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Civil rights bill debate divides leaders and parties
Congress and President Bush scrutinize a House passed civil rights bill to curb workplace discrimination. It would allow punitive damages up to 150000 for sex race religion nationality or disability claims while banning quotas and requiring justification for practices reducing minority or female representation.
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Changing Chance of Thunderstorms Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for thunderstorms tonight with a low around 65 and a high of 80 on Tuesday. District features include Case and Dick in the classifieds and lifestyle sections, with Ganley and Ganley in entertainment.
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Man Admits Strangling Two Women After Mace Spray
Alan Robert Davis, 29, a Gainesville carpet cleaner, told investigators he choked two University of Florida students after one woman sprayed him with Mace. He is jailed without bail on murder charges for the deaths of Eleanor Grace, 20, and Carla McKishnie, 22, in a case that followed last year’s string of slayings in the university town. Grace was a psychology sophomore and McKishnie a education graduate student. Davis appeared in court Sunday as a public defender was appointed. his wife attended without comment.
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Evacuation of Clark Air Base as Pinatubo erupts
Thousands of Americans flee Clark Air Base in the Philippines after seismologists warn of a catastrophic eruption from Mount Pinatubo. Gases ash and molten rock pour from the volcano as rains trigger fears of mud flows. U S forces move 16 000 troops and dependents to Subic Bay while Marines guard roads and helicopters fly overhead.
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Protesters disrupt memorial for Persian Gulf War dead
In New York at the Cathedral of St John the Divine a memorial service for Persian Gulf War dead was interrupted as protesters called the speakers murderers. Dr Cheney Norman Schwarzkopf and Colin Powell were eulogizing the dead when shouting erupted and security removed the demonstrators. The disruption occurred on the eve of New York’s Desert Storm victory parade scheduled to begin at 12 45 a m today.
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