Hundreds arrested at Oklahoma nuclear plant protest rally
About 500 demonstrators were arrested Saturday at the unfinished Black Fox Station near Tulsa as anti nuclear protests spread to Texas Colorado Arkansas Virginia and New York. Police charged unlawful entry and reporters were among those detained.
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Investigators Find Blame Circling Three Mile Island Accident
Washington reports reveal multiple actors blame sharing but no single party accepts sole responsibility for the Three Mile Island reactor accident. Early hours problems included valve failures, poor training, instrument issues, and communications lapses amid warnings ignored by officials. John G. Kemeny called the case a crucial history of cascading errors and insufficient control room instruments.
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Fundraiser for Zimmer plant demonstration in Ohio
Anti nuclear groups held a weekend festival in Cincinnati to raise funds for bonds and legal costs for arrests planned during Sundays protest at the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station in Moscow Ohio. Organizers predicted 200 to 3000 demonstrators with speakers including Gerald N Springer and others from Harrisburg. The 660 million plant aims to be fueled later this year if licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Showers in lower Mississippi valley today
The forecast calls for showers in the lower Mississippi valley while the rest of the nation remains mostly sunny. Localized rain may affect travel, but overall conditions stay fair elsewhere with bright intervals and mild temperatures.
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Weekend Southeast Showers And Pleasant Highs
A forecast shows a chance of showers in the southeast Sunday with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Highs reach mid 70s to near 80. Partly cloudy Sunday night and Monday with overnight lows 50s to 60s and Monday highs in the mid 70s to low 80s.
Weather outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
A chance of showers on Tuesday, then fair on Wednesday and Thursday. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, lows in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Weather Brief: Sunday's Light WSW Winds
Winds west to southwest at 10 to 15 knots Sunday. Seas run 1 to 3 feet as fair conditions prevail.
Flooding expands from Texas to the Gulf Coast as fog lifts
A weather front brought heavy rains from southern Texas to Arkansas while eastern states cleared fog. Nacogdoches evacuted apartments and trailers as floodwaters rose in Houston areas. Rio Grande rises, Corpus Christi totals exceed three inches since midnight. Storms forecast to continue with warm 80s Gulf Coast and 70s Northeast.
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