New operators seek to repair image of Three Mile Island restart push
TMI unit operators aim to reverse the plant image after the 1979 accident. They review a 100 page NRC order authorizing Unit 1 return to service but have not set a restart timetable. Spokesman Doug Bedell notes safety tests and new equipment while officials consider the plant's future.
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Mile Island
TMI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Unit 1
Doug Bedell
Unit
Dick Thornburgh
Anaious
Police seek identity of dead gray haired woman in van
Boston police try to identify a gray haired woman found dead in a furnished van in a Roxbury vacant lot where she apparently lived. Workers at a nearby furniture business alerted police after discovering the Volkswagen Valet dwelling. The woman, about 60, with distinctive gold teeth, died likely of natural causes such as hypertension.
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Boston
Roxbury
Wells Te
Ua Ek
Anti drug DJ Plays Smugglers Blues 51 Times in Miami
Don Cox locked himself in a radio studio and played the rock song Smuggler's Blues 51 times in a row with breaks for commercials. The anti drug crusade, aired Thursday, influenced listeners from breakfast to coffee breaks as the tune became a daily refrain. The song, linked to an episode of Miami Vice, drew a large audience begging for more.
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Miami
Radio Staton
Don Cox
Renl
Cox
Gaurug
Mia Vice
Teen stowaway's water snake frightens Alaska flight
A 16-year-old passenger bound for Alaska placed a 2-foot water snake in the overhead compartment on a Buffalo to Chicago flight. The reptile dropped onto a woman, who was alarmed. Crew unaware of the snake. security handed it to an anti cruelty society. The youth faced no charges as he continued to Alaska.
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Chicago
Alaska
Joe Stroop
Anlines
Buffalo
Stracn Cat
Stroop
Vietnam refugee dies after bone marrow transplant in Maywood
Vo Tren Duc, a 32 year old Vietnamese refugee, died 17 days after a bone marrow transplant performed at Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago. His brother flew from Ho Chi Minh City to aid the transplant, a rare U S Vietnam cooperation allowing a temporary exit visa. Duc faced pulmonary infection and gastrointestinal bleeding, and his condition deteriorated into a coma.
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Ho Chi Minh City
United States
Vietnam
Vo Tren Duc
Loyola Unversity Medical Center
Duc
Loyola
Fick Romano
Romano
Tno
Van
Chicago
Mekong Delta
Three of the Kodag oid Frustae babies improve
Three of the septuplets show steady improvement while two remain critically ill on ventilators with hyaline membrane disease. Names Patricia Ann Stephen Earl Richard Charles James Martin Bonne Marie are cited by Childrens Hospital of Orange County spokeswoman Laura Johnson.
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Calif
Patricia Ann
Stephen Earl
Richard Charles
Laura Johnson
Childrens Hospital
Orange County
James Martin
Bonne Marie
Public caucuses under fire as open meetings law debated
Lawmakers clash with publishers and editors over proposed legislation to clarify open meetings rules for caucuses. Supporters say it restates original intent while critics warn it could erode public access and enable private party bargaining. Key voices include Cuomo spokesperson Gary Fryer and editors from the Herald Journal Times Union and Times Herald Record.
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Melvin Zimmer
Syracuse
A. Butc Cayture
Zimmer
Hyman Nailer
Fayetteville
John McHugh
Watertown
McHugh
Franz Leichter
Manhattan
Senate
Dai Toonn
Herald- Journal
Timothy Boon
Judith Stark
Times Herald-Record
Middletown
Shes Ball
Roger Wood
New York
Uire
Suc
RAO
Harry Rosenfeld
Times Union
Kniekerberker News of
Albany
Reagan aims for Mideast talks with limits on Soviet role
Washington pursues a six point condition package for Soviet participation in any Arab Israeli peace talks. officials stress caution while Jordanian plan calls for a mixed Palestinian Jordanian delegation to meet Israel. State Department seeks direct PLO acceptance of Israel’s right to exist before substantive dialogue can begin.
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Reagan
Mideast
Mar
Jordan
Keng Hussein
Israel
Deymi
Edward P. Jan
United States
Palestine Labora
Djerejian
PLO
U.N
Hussein
Pusa Ulee
U.N. Security Council
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China
Brian
France
Iran
Lebanon
City pays Fisher & Fisher for Dome case bills top ninety eight thousand
The city hired Fisher & Fisher, a New York firm linked to Mayor Alexander, at rates around 200 per hour. Ellen Levanti logged 173 hours in January, and Andrew Fisher exceeded 118 hours. City officials defend the fees as necessary for complex work, while critics call them excessive given Syracuse costs. Harold Fisher, a major political figure, has ties to state and local politics and contributions to the mayor’s campaign. Auditor Bernardi questions the expense and urges cost-saving in-house work.
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Page al Bals
Ellen M. Levanti
Andrew Fisher
David Garber
Syracuse
New York City
New York
Garber
Fisher & Fisher
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Exty
Fisher & Eianer
Paroer
Aga Skull
Fem
Harold Fisher
Garber Sant
Fisher Office
Court of Appeals
State Assembly
Kings County
Democratic Committee
Hugh L. Carey
Fisher
Central
Windowece
Gary Axenfeld
Carey
Harold
Andrew
Kenneth Fisher
Hill Bram
Pecat
Wpasbanesis Meet Oemmvestora
Fishers
Syracuse Housing Auounty
Hoyt Bernardi
Wrong dog killed by officials sparks Raytown anger
In Raytown Missouri a 19 month old mixed breed dog named Brutus was shot after officials mistook him for a dangerous Great Dane. The dog had been observed after a child tugged his head, and a fatal injection was given by Dr Rayborn Yates. Officials say enforcement aims to remove dangerous dogs amid tougher ordinances but residents demand investigation.
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Raytown
Terri Brown
Brutus
Rayborn Yates
Animal Hospital
Baytown
Tom Taylor
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