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...employees face. The chief security problem seems to be a lack of communication. The aims of the University's escort system, for example, are correct, but the University should step up its campaign to inform students of its protective services. The University, while continuing to emphasize its campaign to lock doors and protect property, must also begin a program--as a newly-formed student group suggests--based on attack prevention, and a counseling service for victims of attack, including a hotline...
...pedestrians, bicyclists and roller skaters on the streets of New York City. They sloshed to work in the morning through ankle-deep puddles and returned home that evening in a tropical downpour. Cars and school buses clogged the streets. At one point, police in Manhattan narrowly averted a "grid lock," the ultimate traffic jam, in which no motor vehicle can move in any direction. An angry bicyclist bit a policeman; an upset motorist tried to run down a policewoman. It was the ninth day of the transit strike, and the élan that New Yorkers had shown in the first...
...presented a plan for four black-bag jobs, OPALS I through IV. They were clandestine entries at which microphone surveillances could be placed, as well as TOPAZ: photographs taken of any documents available, including those under lock. One entry would be held in reserve for any target of opportunity Mitchell wished to designate...
...decision was up to me. I knew that lock-taping was a common, if disapproved practice of maintenance personnel in large buildings. That should not have alarmed the guard, who could be expected to remove it. I decided to send...
...Right after the accident, the radiation level there was a searing 30,000 rems per hour. It has since dropped to a merely dangerous 200 rems just above the surface of the water. Covered from head to toe in radiation-resistant protective clothing, three engineers entered an air lock, though not the containment building itself, and during the course of a 20-min. stay took radiation readings that will help determine how soon technicians can get in and see the damaged reactor. "It's a long, slow process," admitted Met-Ed Vice President Robert Arnold. "We haven...