N&O Index Card Listings

Displaying 11-14 of 14 results.
Radioactive Waste Disposal
  • Radioactive waste bill introduced by Miller (and Parnell filed bill to add Robeson judgeship) - Jn 11 88 6A
  • Federal plan for nuclear waste opposed - Oc 23 88 36A
  • Waste firm's record troubles state panel (Chem-Nuclear Systems) - No 17 88 3C
  • Nuclear waste may be shipped to Harris plant - De 9 88 1C
Radioactive Waste Disposal
  • Waste bidder's (Westinghouse's) stability questioned - Ja 11 89 3C
  • Rowan sets $10 million as fee for waste site - Fe 8 89 2C
  • Eastern N.C. dump too risky, panel finds - Mr 15 89 11A
  • Triangle to get N-waste by rail (Map) - Ap 14 89 1C
  • Radioactivity gets Bowman Gray in jam - Oc 8 89 40A
Radioactive Waste Disposal
  • Radioactive waste site search draws comments (LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE...) - Ja 6 88 3C
  • State laws on radioactive waste defended - Mr 3 88 10B
  • Panel will request $200,000 to pay for waste-site search - Mr 8 88 2C
  • Governor hopeful (Friedman) puts a tune to waste compact opposition - Ap 2 88 3C
  • Waste panel chief (Eisenbud) calls state's rules costly, misleading - Ap 3 88 32A
  • Tar Heel Editors Speak: Waste plagues nuclear plants - Ap 10 88 7D
  • Gubernatorial candidate (Friedman) is against nuclear dump - Ma 1 88 47A
  • Compensation for counties with waste sites touted - Ma 7 88 3C
  • Edgecombe group tours S.C. site - Ma 24 88 1C
Radioactive Waste Disposal
  • Surry officials want state to test wells - Ja 10 90 4B
  • State warns Stanly firm (CAROLINA SOLITE) about waste discharge - Ja 19 90 4B
  • (Seaboard Chemical) Plant's closing leaves unsafe chemicals alone - Fe 3 90 4B
  • Trucking firm (Central Transport) fined for chemical dumping - Mr 7 90 4B
  • Hazardous waste volume down in '88 - Mr 16 90 7B
  • Tighter rules sought on hazardous-waste landfills - Mr 30 90 7B
  • U.S. judge backs state waste-regulation power - Ap 13 90 1B
  • Editorial: Stewing in nuclear juice - Ap 29 90 6J
  • EPA drops challenge of rigid N.C. waste law - Jn 2 90 1
  • Wake studies options for approving a hazardous-waste team - Jn 14 90 1F
  • Man (Hutchison) pleads guilty to waste-disposal charges (also Winborne indicted) - Jn 15 90 3B
  • Fine levied against tile company (Mannington) - Jy 1 90 7C
  • Editorial: It's a mess - clean it up - Jy 10 90 8A
  • Panel to urge waste firms to plan for another ban - Jy 21 90 3B
  • S. C. official defends hazardous waste limit - Jy 24 90 1B
  • Other Southern states say they may close borders to N.C. waste - Au 6 90 4B
  • Ruling puts waste pact in doubt; Federal court overturns Ala. waste-shipment ban - Au 10 90 1B
  • Editorial: Court throws a block (hazardous waste disposal) - Au 13 90 8A
  • Stanly plant burning hazardous waste will switch to coal fuel - Au 16 90 1B
  • Martin stands by hazardous-waste pact - Se 11 90 3B
  • Editorial: Not just monkey business - Se 12 90 12A
  • N.C. urged to make plants use own waste; Incentives proposed for on-site recycling - Se 26 90 4B
  • Hazardous-waste handling idea faulted; State official says federal law prohibits storage on industrial sites - Se 27 90 4B
  • Potentially fatal levels of arsenic found in forest (near Clayton) - Oc 3 90 1B
  • Soil contamination at Peele Pesticides disposal site (Chart) - Oc 3 90 5B
  • Official denies claims of excess waste capacity - Oc 4 90 3B
  • State is home to at least 900 toxic-waste sites - Oc 4 90 1B
  • Cleaning abandoned dump (near Clayton) - Oc 10 90 4B
  • S.C., Ala. governors warn state on wastes - De 11 90 1
  • Industries face uncertainty about wastes - De 14 90 17A
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Pound-foolish on tons of toxic waste - De 16 90 7J
  • Alabama will ban wastes from N.C. - De 17 90 1
  • Editorial: - No winks at midnight dumping - De 18 90 10A
  • S.C. sets waste ban for N.C.; Incinerator site rejection cited in move - De 18 90 1
  • Impact of waste ban stirs debate - De 20 90 6B
  • EPA begins moving tainted soil (near Washington) - De 27 90 3B