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therejectio- (ALLAS — A 14-year-old
ft of then rida runaway suspected of
■ng two small girls from their
hone abducted them because
-tiondeveh not want to leave them at
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ition,physij ^ unidentified girl, who
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was accused of abducting Mar
cella Robledo, 3, and her 1-year-
old sister, Cynthia, from their
home Nov. 18, was being held in
a Dallas County juvenile deten
tion facility Sunday, police In
vestigator C. Harding said.
“The girl’s intention really
wasn’t to kidnap the girls, but
she had to get out of there, and
she didn’t want to leave the girls
there (alone),” said Investigator
C. Harding.
The investigator said the
juvenile took the girls with her
from home to home in the city’s
Oak Cliff section for a week,
asking people to give them shel
ter. She was arrested Friday af
ter a woman whom she had
asked for a place to stay called
police.
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western states to be surveyed
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n the pasli United Press International
WASHINGTON — The
wgy Department is starting a
; returned lee-year effort to survey 8,000
) the comifes in nine western states that
ingnetwonnay be contaminated with low-
new liver, evt! radioactivity from use of
nium mill tailings in con-
iction.
■ i i failings are sand-like mate-
Tjlthat remains after uranium
I ^ ^ as been extracted from ore.
y contain small concentra-
s of radioactive elements,
tas radium and thorium.
Most uranium milling pro-
es nuclear fuel for commer-
reactors, while 15 percent of
milling produces material
nuclear weapons.
"he department announced
week the Oak Ridge Nation-
■aboratory is establishing an
Ice in Grand Junction, Colo.,
the project.
[The potentially contamin-
’ sites are residential, com-
■ -Cial and public properties,
tudience Jip c j e p artmenl sajj Some
of the 8,000 possible sites
in and around Grand June-
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some of the sites will then be
made.
In addition to Grand Junc
tion, surveys will be done at
Monument Valley and Tuba
City, Ariz.; Durango, Gunnison,
Maybell, Naturita, New Rifle,
Old Rifle and Slick Rock, Colo.;
Lowman, Idaho; Belfield and
Bowman, N.D.; Lakeview, Ore.;
Edgemont, S.D.; Falls City,
Texas; Green River and Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Converse
County and Riverton, Wyo.
The Energy Department’s
effort comes shortly after the
Environmental Protection
Agency, over separate protests
from environmentalists and the
mining industry, has issued
standards to limit airborne
radiation released from ura
nium milling sites.
The same day the EPA un
veiled the standards — Sept. 30
— it was attacked in separate
lawsuits challenging the long-
debated rules. Environmentalist
contend the rules are 10 times
less restrictive than they should
be, while the mining industry
argues the regulations will cost
as much as a half-billion dollars
by the year 2000.
Airborne radiation is a far
more serious health threat at the
large milling sites than at the
8,000 properties that will be ex
amined by the Energy Depart
ment for low-level contamina
tion.
United Press International
MUTLANGEN, West Ger
many — Seven trucks carrying
what was believed to be the com
ponents of the first Pershing-2
missiles to be deployed in
Europe rolled into a U.S. Army
base Saturday, sparking new
anti-nuclear protests in Ger
many.
Riot police wielding night
sticks held back about 500 pro
testers trying to blockade the
56th Fiela Artillery Brigade de
pot hours after the truck con
voy, said by witnesses to have
been escorted by German police,
arrived at 2:40 a.m.
No arrests or injuries were
reported.
There had been persistent re
ports that 36 of the 108 Per-
shing-2 missiles to be deployed
in Germany would go to the
Mutlangen base in the southwest
of the country.
The U.S. State Department
confirmed Friday parts for the
Pershing-2s had begun to arrive
in West Germany. The first bat
tery was expected to be opera
tional within a month.
The demonstrators, mostly
young Germans, stopped an
Army bus carrying about 30
American soldiers, but about
200 police with riot helmets and
nightsticks shoved them back,
clearing a path for the vehicle.
The demonstrators had mar
ched to the base carrying a coffin
and signs that said “We will pers
evere” and “Peace begins with
peace.”
The Bundestag last week
approved the deployment of
108 Pershing-2 and 96 cruise
missiles in Germany. NATO is
to deploy 572 new American
medium-range missiles in the
next five years to counter Soviet
missiles targeted on Western
Europe.
West German Foreign Minis
ter Hans-Dietrich Genscher
pledged a new diplomatic push
to improve East-West relations,
soured by the missile deploy
ment and Soviet threats to take
countermeasures.
Genscher told the Neue
Osnabruecker Zeitung news
paper that he would use a num
ber of upcoming meetings, in
cluding a session of the Euro
pean Security Conference in
Stockholm in January, to try to
rebuild bridges with the East
bloc.
The Soviets walked out of
arms talks in Geneva in response
to the West German parliamen
tary vote approving deployment
of the missiles.
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