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...American workers using U.S. parts. President Reagan has said he will not sign a local-content bill. The Administration has also delayed pressing for a fourth year of import restrictions. In the wake of Uno's unexpected declaration, however, the Administration may have to find a way to reopen the door to negotiations on autos quickly so that it can keep the protectionists at bay. One wedge may the issue of agricultural quotas. The U.S. trade representative's office announced last week that it was complaining to GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) in Geneva about Tokyo...
Though the Park Service refuses to reopen the old dumps, it is considering such tactics as leaving elk carcasses in grizzly territory not only to bolster the nutrition of the bears but to keep them from wandering off. The Government is also beefing up its patrols. One purpose is to keep an eye out for poachers. Another is to educate the flood of visitors expected again this summer, telling them of the dangers both to themselves and the bears from chance meetings. Says Chief Park Ranger Tom Hobbs: "The grizzly won't change his habits. We have to change...
...nuclear power industry could also take heart from another Supreme Court ruling last week: the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) need not consider the psychological effects on local residents of reopening the undamaged reactor at the Three Mile Island nuclear facility near Harrisburg, Pa. The plant's other reactor had broken down on March 28, 1979; neither has been operating since. Leaders of People Against Nuclear Energy (PANE), the citizens group that challenged the startup, were disappointed but vowed to continue their fight. With NRC approval, however, Metropolitan Edison Co., which operates the plant, hopes to reopen the unharmed reactor...
...development will be to our advantage," said John Charprales, co-owner of One Potato Two Potato. "Our business will be better when we reopen," he added...
...residents are battling over the reopening of an undamaged unit on the island. That reactor, shut down for refueling when the accident struck its sister plant, has remained closed ever since. Opponents argue that restarting it would create worse emotional wounds and aggravate old ones. "It may well cause worse psychological reactions than the accident itself," says Holt. Last year a federal appeals court ordered the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to require the preparation find a psychological assessment, the first on record, and to consider the findings in deciding whether to allow the undamaged unit to reopen. The commission appealed...