Empress Farah Leaves Bahamas Home After Blazing Row
London based report says Empress Farah of Iran moved from the Bahamas villa after a heated quarrel with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Paris sources quoted by the Daily Express claim she was driven to the brink by life in exile, while a party spokesman dismissed the row as absurd.
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UPI
Farah
Iran
Bahamas
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
London Daily Express
Express Paris
Michael Brown
Ling
the Express
Shah
Paradise Island
Three Mile Island officials fault lack of crisis checklists
UPI reports House energy subcommittee members pressed General Public Utilities president Herman Dieckamp and Babcock and Wilcox’s John MacMillan on the lack of an operator checklist for the Three Mile Island plant. They cited missed cooling valve shutdowns, planned cleanup of radioactive water, and automatic radiation sealing limits for small incidents, amid warnings about dumping waste into the Susquehanna River and concerns over human factors.
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UPI
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Babcock and Wilcox
Mike McCormack
D-Wash
Allen Ertel
D-Pa
Robert Walker
R-Pa
Deickamp
Celeste Hugs President Carter at Peace Corps Swearing-In
Stephen Michael Celeste hugs President Carter at the swearing in ceremony for Richard Celeste as Peace Corps director. The event followed Payton’s resignation amid ACTION dispute and recalls Carter granting budget independence. Robert Meeks of Lakewood High attended.
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Carolyn Payton
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Robert Meeks
Lakewood High School
Meeks
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