NRC warns IAEA safeguards insufficient to curb nuclear material theft
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says international controls cannot reliably detect diversions of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium. It cites deficiencies in tracing refined fuel and auditing reprocessing and enrichment plants, noting the risk of weapons assembly even with material in hand.
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Washington
UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Congress
NRC
International Atomic Energy Agency
SAEA
Commission
Nunzio Palladino
United Press International
Peter Bradford
IAEA
Victor Gilinsky
John Ahearne
House Favors Mexican Peace Plan for El Salvador
Nearly a quarter of House members signed a letter to President Reagan urging acceptance of a Mexican peace plan to end the El Salvador war. The missive calls for mediation by Jose Lopez Portillo, renouncing force against Nicaragua, and mutual reductions among Central American exiles, as Haig notes a U.S. readiness to normalize with Nicaragua.
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Washington
UPI
House
Reagan
el Salvador
Jose Lopez Portillo
Guatemala
Nicaragua
United States
Lopez Portillo
Central America
Alexander Haig
U.S
Haig
Carlos the Jackal Demands Release Of Friends In Letter
In Paris, the international terrorist Carlos the Jackal has demanded the release of two jailed associates in a letter authenticated with his thumbprints. French officials tightened security at embassies and the Interior Ministry as they reviewed the threat and prepared for discussions with Gaston Deferre.
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Paris
UPI
Carlos the Jackal
Gaston Deferre
Foreign Ministry
Interior Ministry
Deferre
Hague
Mitch Ramirez Sanchez
Carlos
Regional Planning unit to close amid county budget strains
The Regional Planning Commission faces closure as Lorain and county leaders cite a tight budget. A 10 percent department cut is ordered, with RPC costs of 100000 to 175000 shared by the county and RPC members. Costs and reduced funding end RPC operations beyond statutory tasks.
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Dominick Deilisanti
Fred Ritenaur
RPC
County Planning Commission
APC
Dellisanti
Students nabbed in bank scam in Miami
FBI agents posing as bankers arrested University of Florida freshmen Alexander Laws Medina and sophomore James J. ReMite for an elaborate $200 million bank fraud scheme. Posing as Arab sheiks and CIA officials, they met undercover agents in a Miami hotel after arranging blank checks and a credit line before their capture.
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Miami
UPI
FBI
CIA
Alexander Laws Medina
James J. ReMite
University of Florida
Dade County
Wilton Merry
Medina
ReMite
Gainesville
Reagan aides downplay budget bargain talks
President Reagan signals willingness to discuss an alternative fiscal plan with Democratic leaders. His aides, however, push back, saying the offer mostly tests Democratic rhetoric and does not indicate a real economic summit.
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Reagan
Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
House
Jim Wright
Speakes
Reagan aide disputes deficit cuts quick impact on rates
Murray Weidenbaum told the Senate Budget Committee that reducing the fiscal 1983 deficit will not instantly lower interest rates. He noted three economists and Volcker had testified that deficit trimming would reduce rates but argued the budget is not a panacea. Committee actions favored Reagan defense, health, and long term budget alignment with the president.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Fed
Paul Volcker
Murray Weidenbaum
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Senate Budget Committee
Congressional Budget Office
Federal Reserve Board
Volcker
Weidenbaum
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee On
Health
David Stockman
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Acid Rain Study Leaves Key Questions Unanswered
Atlanta UPI report notes Congress has spent nearly $20 million on acid rain research this year with little known about the pollutant. Dr. Chris Bernabe says acid rain still falls nationwide, harming aquatic life and possibly forests, while its atmospheric chemistry remains largely unclear. The passage cites the 1980 act and rising federal funding to $22 million planned for fiscal 1983.
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Atlanta
Congress
Braniff offers last-ditch fares amid debt fight in Texas
Braniff International, burdened by a $160.6 million annual loss, launched limited time low fare sales in Dallas Fort Worth and Kansas City as CAB considers an interim rule to honor tickets if Braniff folds. CEO Howard Putnam warned of possible shutdown but said operations are not imminent.
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Dallas
UPI
Braniff International
Braniff
Texas
Oklahoma Cities
Judy Gremm
Civil Aeronautics Board
Regu
Howard Putnam
Putnam
Continental
World
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Coats
American Airlines
Delta
Texas International Airlines
Dallas-Fort Worth
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Alan Greenspan
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