N plant leak boosts stock on film The China Syndrome
Columbia Pictures said its stock rose to 24 a share on the NYSE as The China Syndrome gains drew attention to a fictional nuclear plant accident. Company officials downplayed links to Three Mile Island. Wall Street saw a sharp rise amid heavy trading. General Public Utilities fell to 16.88 after Wednesday brief drop amid the accident news.
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Celeste Nominated by Carter as Peace Corps Director
Richard Celeste 41 former Ohio lieutenant governor was named by President Carter to head the Peace Corps. He vows to recharge the corps spirit and stretch resources, plans listening tours with volunteers, and cites support from Sam Brown and R. Sargent Shriver. Celeste has Yale and Oxford credentials, international service, and six children.
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Long winter night at Murmansk polar night 60 days report
The port of Murmansk in Soviet Lapland endures about 60 days of polar night each winter, a fact cited by National Geographic Soviet society.
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