Nuke expertise won't ease public fear at TMI forum
In Middletown Pa on the fourth anniversary of the Three Mile Island accident a researcher warned that more knowledge about nuclear power will not comfort the public. About 50 people attended the three day forum near the plant as Roger Kasperson of Clark University suggested education may stir latent fears rather than assuage them. He linked the TMI disaster to the Tet Offensive in undermining trust in government and industry.
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Nun Says Vatican Not Yet Ordered Quit as Welfare Chief
In Lansing, Sister Agnes Mary Mansour, director of the Michigan Department of Social Services, says the Vatican has not personally or formally told her to resign as head of the welfare agency. A Vatican aide had earlier stated she must leave her post.
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Gas May Have Caused Girls Poisonings in West Bank
Israeli authorities suspect sulfuric gas as the cause of a wave of illnesses among more than 300 schoolgirls in Jenin Arraba and nearby towns over four days. Test results are pending while officials consider phospor-sulphate as the likely agent and tensions rise amid competing political accusations.
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Powell refuses to find school in prayer contempt
The Supreme Court declined to begin contempt proceedings against Mobile Alabama school board over officially sponsored prayers. Justice Powell left open the possibility of action in an appropriate lower court while signaling ongoing dispute and tied rulings to broader power and FOI Act issues from the term.
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Ceiling display collapse injures shoppers at store
Ten people were injured when ceiling fans and lighting fixtures fell at Home Owners Warehouse in Coconut Creek Florida. A 66 year old woman was hospitalized for observation after sustaining cuts to the neck hands and legs. An 8 month old boy escaped with a cut nose when his mother moved the carriage aside. The store, open 18 days, closed for the rest of the day after the 1 PM incident.
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