Nuclear plants may host own low level waste dumps
Washington UPI report says the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is studying proposals to allow each nuclear plant to create on-site dumps for low level waste. The plan contemplates three storage options from under two years to the reactor’s 40 year lifetime. A separate note mentions a bomb defusion at Destine Liberation Organization HQ with a pipe bomb described as simple and filled with black powder.
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Polish Solidarity union demands release of inmates amid unrest
In Warsaw the Solidarity union led a commission to defend trial prisoners and pressed for the release of those not involved in worker actions. The move followed farmers’ discussions on official recognition, signaling labor unrest spreading to agriculture for the first time.
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Paul McCartney Hires Security Guards at Sussex Estate
A London Daily Mail report says Paul McCartney hired a security firm within 24 hours of the death of his former Beatles partner. Two guards at $240 a day patrol the grounds and screen visitors at his Sussex country home fifty miles south of London. The house will be guarded whether or not the family is staying there.
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Indirect Gas Rationing Hits Lebanon as Iraq Bans Cars
Iraq imposes an indirect gasoline rationing plan for the first time since the Gulf War began. An odd-even system bars cars from streets on alternate days. Civil Defense Chief Saadan Shakir announced the scheme as casualties rise past 700 on weekend fighting, especially around Abadan.
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Salvadoreño-Honduran Soccer War Peace Treaty Signed
El Salvador and Honduras ratified a peace treaty formally ending the 1969 soccer war. The accord, signed in Tegucigalpa, follows eleven years after the brief conflict that began after a World War II era dispute and involved Salvadoran junta members and Honduran President Policarpo Paz Garcia.
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UPI
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Closeup inspection Planned at Three Mile Island Tour
Middletown Pa is to host the first closeup inspection of the damaged Three Mile Island reactor. Metropolitan Edison Company spokesman John Fidler said about a dozen technicians will take part in the quarantined structure’s fifth inspection since the March 28 1979 accident. Photographer Ray Hofmann will join to videotape decontamination tests as part of the mission.
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Navy to rule on six midshipmen in Annapolis sex scandal
The Navy may decide how to discipline six midshipmen at the Naval Academy over a sex scandal. No criminal charges are involved but they could be found guilty of conduct unbefitting an officer and expelled. Capt. Clark Gammell said the academy imposes stricter rules than many colleges.
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White Motor sells domestic farm assets to TIC Investm ent Corp
Federal Bankruptcy Judge Mark Schlachet gave final approval to White Motor Corp s sale of its domestic farm equipment units to TIC Investment Corp of Dallas. The deal covers White Farm Equipment Co including the Charles City Iowa tractor plant and the South Bend Indiana planter factory with possible Canada interests under review. TIC officials expect closing today and aim to restart production at Charles City and South Bend by year’s start, with a separate Canada combine factory purchase also in play.
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UPI
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Hawthorne Mellody pleads to no contest in price fixing case
Hawthorne Mellody Inc. may face up to one million dollars in fines if a federal judge accepts a plea change from innocent to no contest in the antitrust case. The Schaumburg, Illinois company was indicted by a federal grand jury in October for price fixing alongside Hillside Dairy and several Cleveland area supermarkets. The government probe spanned more than 18 months and included Pick-n- Pay Fazio's and Stop-n-Shop chains.
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UPI
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Schaumberg
Ill
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George W. White
Hillside
Pick-n- Pay
Fazio’s
Reward Offered For Stella Walsh Killer In Cleveland
The Cleveland Press offered 5000 dollars for information leading to the arrest of Stella Walsh killer. Walsh died after being shot during a robbery outside a Southeast Side discount store. Nearly 400 attended her funeral as Walsh, an Olympic medalist who came to the U S as an infant, was honored.
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UPI
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Officials to discuss $400 million deficit in public meeting
Rhodes administration officials will hold a Saturday public meeting at 10 a.m. in the State Office Tower near the Statehouse to hear input on a looming $400 million deficit. The session seeks public views on proposed 10 percent budget cuts and how to balance reductions with tax increases.
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UPI
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Ohio officials seizing fake honey shipments across states
Ohio Department of Agriculture agents seek to stop sales of corn syrup labeled as 100 percent pure honey. Embargoes are in place on Miss Kathy's Honey shipments in Cincinnati and Portsmouth. Federal and state seizures extend to other eastern states, including 1000 cases in North Carolina.
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Fire breaks out in building over heating firm
A Monday night blaze in an upstairs apartment at 11:30 p.m. caused 17050 in damages to a downtown building and a neighboring business. Firemen said the fire started in a bedroom closet, discovered by tenant Anthony West, who lives with his mother at 540. The report also notes Ohio Lottery results and ticket sales figures.
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Gray conspiracy charges to be dropped today
Federal sources say the Justice Department will move to drop conspiracy charges against L. Patrick Gray, ending eight years of probes into his 11 months as acting FBI director. Prosecutors planned to ask Chief US District Judge William Bryant to dismiss the indictment for illegal break-ins, saying the case is too flimsy for a jury. Gray, 63, was in Washington and expected to appear with his family.
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Vesco’s Bahamas reprieve extends stay past deadline
Vesco will not be expelled by midnight as ordered with a residency permit extended beyond the original expiration. Bahamas officials declined to specify the new duration while Washington sources cited a January 1 deadline floated for his departure from Nassau where he has resided since 1978.
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UPI
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Vesco
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Arctic cold invades Great Lakes with snowfall
A blast of arctic air sweeps the Great Lakes region with snow squalls south and east of the lakes. Sault Ste. Marie reports 3 inches, travel advisories issued for upper Michigan. Up to 6 inches may fall near Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania today.
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Light Snow Falls Across Central Ohio
The Associated Press reports a cold front bringing much colder air into Ohio. At 5 a.m. temperatures ranged from the teens in the north to the 20s in the south, with Marietta at 33 and Toledo at 14. Some snow flurries appeared in the northeast and light flurries in Columbus as skies stayed mostly cloudy statewide.
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Arnaz Family Welcomes Lucille's First Grandchild Simon Leckinbill
Actress Lacie Arnaz gave birth to a son named Simon Leckinbill, the first grandchild of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Arnaz, married to actor Law Lackinbill, weighed eight pounds and four ounces at birth. The event follows her ongoing stage work and her prenatal performing career continuing through eight months of pregnancy.
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Mas Leckinbill
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