Nuclear plant shutdown would cost U S $540 million
Washington reports an independent contractor estimates the United States must spend about 540 million dollars to abandon the obsolete West Valley atomic fuel reprocessing plant in New York. The facility, run by Nuclear Fuel Services Corp and Getty Gil Corp, has not reprocessed fuel in four years and may close when its contract ends in 1980. Solidifying and shipping toxic wastes to a permanent repository would require building a solidification plant beside the site, driving the total cost to 540 million.
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Vietnamese refugees flee by sea rising in late 20th century
Bangkok reports sharper increases in Vietnamese fleeing Communist rule by fishing boats. UNHCR data show 266 arrivals by sea via Thailand in the latest period, with VOA and BBC reports cited as influencing some departures.
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Berkeley Rejects Plan To Study Street Use Fees
Berkeley city council opposed a study on charging motorists a fee for using city streets during rush hours. The council voted to discontinue consideration of a $1 or $2 street use fee plan amid strong opposition.
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Calif
Free man still jailed as 9th Circuit upholds double jeopardy ruling
George Washington Jr. remains in Pima County Jail despite a federal appeals court ruling that he cannot be retried for first degree murder after two trials. The 9th Circuit in San Francisco upheld Judge Walsh's 1975 decision and ordered immediate release, though the county seeks rehearing and possibly Supreme Court review.
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James A. Walsh
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Appeals Court
Officer lauds women cadets at Air Force Academy
Lt. Gen. James R. Allen superintendent of the Air Force Academy reports that the first 157 women admitted last June show strong retention with only 12 dropping out and the women’s dropout rate below that of male cadets.
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UPI
Air Force Academy
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