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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1985

Page

12

Oak Ridge uranium buried in trenches not leak proof report says

More than 51 million pounds of uranium chips were buried from 1954 to 1983 at the Y-12 plant in trenches without leak proof containers. The Energy Department plans to release a state report on disposal as health officials seek details on potential safety impacts.

Nashville, Tenn Oak Ridge U.S. Department of Energy Mike Huggins State Department of Health and Environment Huggins Nashville Tennessean Knoxville Journal Energy Department Wayne Hibbetts Jean Inman Health and Environment Department The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Martin Marietta Corp Martin Marietta Union Carbide Wayne Range Range Plymouth, Conn Plymouth Board of Education

Union boycotts Lebanese flight at JFK over hostage crisis

Ground crews at John F Kennedy International Airport refused to unload and clean a Beirut bound airliner in protest of the TWA Flight 847 hostage crisis. Union Local 504 president Mel Brackett said 5000 members backed the boycott citing support for negotiation but frustration at government inaction, leaving management to handle the 747 and 300 passengers' bags.

New York John F. Kennedy International Airport Beirut Lebanon TWA Transport Workers Union Local 504 Middle East Airlines Mel Brackett Brackett White House State Department FAA Tehran

Jewish leader addresses NAACP convention in Dallas

Rabbi David Saperstein frames dialogue as key to bridging black Jewish gaps at the 76th NAACP convention. He argues affirmative action links with Jewish support and rejects stereotypes linking the two communities while criticizing misperceptions among both sides.

Dallas NAACP David Saperstein National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Saperstein Union of American Hebrew Congregations Israel Rev Jesse ADL

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