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...French interests, including France's atomic energy commission and two private companies. Early last year Diori decided to break France's monopoly and awarded the lucrative exploration contract to Pan Ocean Oil, Ltd., a Canadian firm. Last week, shortly after he grabbed power, Kountie said he would reopen uranium negotiations with the French...
...Cornwall-on-Hudson that it would be prohibited from tapping New York City's water supply if it allows Con Ed to use the Cornwall Reservoir for the Storm King plant. Cornwall has sued, and the case is pending. So is a suit brought by environmentalists seeking to reopen Federal Power Commission hearings on licensing procedures on the plant. And so is an appeal of a decision requiring the utility to obtain Army Corps of Engineers permits for some of its construction operations...
...criticized the Guardsmen's conduct, the case was closed officially in August 1971, when then Attorney General John N. Mitchell said, "There is no likelihood of successful prosecutions of individual Guardsmen." Yet parents, surviving students and their sympathizers refused to give up. They petitioned the Federal Government to reopen the inquiry. Finally, on orders from former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson, a federal grand jury began hearings in Cleveland last Dec. 18. Over a 39-day period, the 22 jurors heard 173 witnesses...
Another suit, brought by Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference, a major opponent of the project, seeks to reopen the Federal Power Commission licensing procedures for the plant. The organization has argued that new evidence on potential damage to aquatic life in the Hudson resulting from the plant's operation, as well as economic and fuel factors, justify the motion...
...controversy over the Rosenberg Case will not simply subside. Michael and Robert Meeropol have made clear their intention to press for a full investigation. While the damage done to them can never be undone, it is still of great importance that the government, at the very least, reopen the case...