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Radioactive leak
in Stockholm plant
STOCKHOLM, Sweden Radioactive
steam has leaked in
reactor building at Lithuania'
Chernobyl-style nuclear plani
Swedish officials said Thursday.
Swedish nuclear agencies sai
there were no indications that radi
ation leaked outside the reactc
building in Wednesday's incider
at the Ignalina plant, about 5
miles northeast of Vilnius.
A spokeswoman for the Swedis
Nuclear Power Inspectorate quote
unnamed Lithuanian officials a
saying the reactor was to have bee
shut down this morning so inspec
tors could determine what ha
caused the leak.
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protesters at disturbances in Arab also houses othei
east Jerusalem, and Palestinian After about 01
merchants in Jerusalem and in most ended with at
towns in the occupied West Bank dead, police saic
shuttered their stores in a mourning flicting reports
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s the body of an Israeli farmer in woman at Schi
fields near the Prazon collective nearny Monto
settlement south of the city of wounded man ta
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dolt, police said. trustees or President Marshall
purees told WOKR Grigsby.
j the Elmira Star- The survey, done at the insisincident
started at tence of the local American
. in the Schuyler Association of University
jse building, which Professors chapter, is expected to
county offices. be presented to the college's govle
hour, a standoff eming board today,
least four people Bill Gunn, a lop officer in that
1. There were con- organization, on Wednesday called
about whether the for Grigsby to step down as presi3ng
those killed. dent.
ipman, a spokes- "We must have a chanee in lead
uyler Hospital in ership," said Gunn, a 28-year veterur
Falls, said a an of teaching physical education at
iken to the hospital Benedict. "The faculty really
:>ming. She had no doesn't have much confidence in
ther victims. him as a person, in the decisions
made. I think the whole institution
itself is at stake."
Board Chairman Charles E.
Allen of Detroit dismissed the criticjsm
as distortions by uninformed
dissidents who want to hurt the college.
have no Teacher of the year
'resident Elected Thursday
? A recent sur- GREENVILLE ? A kinderCollege
has found garten teacher at Pelham Road
tool s faculty have Elementary School, Dodie Burns
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Magill, who has been a teacher ing
for 17 years, said "she thinks die pro
future of the family may be in "Tt
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terning her school after an actual teei
community. Interior walls are coo
painted with realistic scenes depict- pro
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the Streets'
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program Into the Streets will .
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